![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/working-at-dominos-to-an-accountant/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/newspress-collage-22715649-1689607868500.jpg&description=EUROPEAN CHAMPIONS England will look to build on their Euro 2022 triumph at the Women's World Cup in Australia and New Zealand . Sarina Wiegman's side won their first-ever major title last year when they defeated Germany 2-1 in the Euro 2022 final at Wembley Stadium. 8 England will travel to Australia and New Zealand for the World Cup next month Credit: Getty And they won over the entire nation by ending England's 56-year trophy drought. The Lionesses have since become household names, with many securing blockbuster transfers and lucrative sponsorship deals. But before they went pro, several members of the squad had completely different jobs. From working in restaurants to toy shops, we take a look at some of the jobs England's Lionesses did before they became national heroes. Mary Earps 8 Earps previously worked at a toy shop and a cinema Credit: Getty Wiegman's No.1 made history earlier this year when she was named The Best Women's Goalkeeper by Fifa. She also claimed the Women's Super League 's Golden Glove accolade following her impressive campaign with Manchester United, who finished second in the table behind Chelsea. But before she became England's top shot-stopper, Earps juggled a number of part-time jobs so that she could make enough petrol money to drive to training every week. Earps - who was born in Nottingham - signed for Doncaster Belles at the age of 17, but in order to drive to and from training she worked part-time in a cinema and a toy shop. She was also working for her dad's company as well as juggling two coaching jobs on the side. Speaking on 's Coffee Club podcast, she said: "I worked six jobs that summer. I had two different coaching jobs - one was with Notts County in the Community and the other with a small coaching company. "I worked in a kids toy shop, stationary shop, cinema, telly sales for my dad. That was through the summer. "When I went back to school I kept my job at the cinema and in the toy shop." Earps is also keen when it comes t){kind=link}
EUROPEAN CHAMPIONS England will look to build on their Euro 2022 triumph at the Women’s World Cup in Australia and New Zealand.
Sarina Wiegman’s side won their first-ever major title last year when they defeated Germany 2-1 in the Euro 2022 final at Wembley Stadium.
And they won over the entire nation by ending England’s 56-year trophy drought.
The Lionesses have since become household names, with many securing blockbuster transfers and lucrative sponsorship deals.
But before they went pro, several members of the squad had completely different jobs.