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Arturo Ruiz is brimming with confidence as Brighton & Hove Albion gear up for their WSL season opener against Arsenal at Broadfield Stadium.
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New Brighton & Hove Albion boss Arturo Ruiz reckons his side are ready to rumble. The Spaniard takes charge of his first competitive match when the Seagulls face Arsenal at Broadfield Stadium in the Barclays Women's Super League opener - and he's not short on belief.
Ruiz admits he hasn't had bags of time with his squad. No matter. He insists the team will already show a clear identity on the pitch, as WSL Full-Time reports. Patience and high performance are the watchwords, he says, with results expected to come naturally once the game plan clicks.
Last weekend's friendly matches gave Ruiz a useful head start. He came away pleased with the players' efforts and the coaching work done since his appointment. Not a bad foundation for a trip to face one of the league's heavyweights.
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