Professional footballer has perfect response to troll who says she 'belongs in kitchen'
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Former England captain Casey Stone has hit back at a troll who claims 'she belongs in the kitchen' in superb fashion.
The 35-year-old was this week honoured with a Special Achievement Award at the PFA awards for her service to women's football.
During her career, she played for Arsenal (twice), Charlton, Chelsea, Lincoln and Liverpool, and won 12 major domestic trophies, as well as a European silver medal in 2009 and bronze medal at the 2015 World Cup with England.
But after the official PFA account tweeted a picture of her with the honour, she was met with abuse from a troll who attacked her.
They wrote: "That plate will look good when you put it in the kitchen where you belong".
However, Stoney wasn't going to let that affect her and replied in a brilliant way detailing the honours she won throughout her illustrious career.
(Image: PA)
(Image: PA)
She cheekily replied: "Yes it’ll look fabulous in my kitchen next to my oven gloves, ironing board, my 4 FA Cups, 5 league cups, 2 league titles, European silver medal, world bronze medal and 130 England Caps! It will fit very nicely thank you."
With 130 Three Lions caps, in November 2013 Stoney became the first female member of the PFA Management Committee.
She retired in February this year to join up with former Manchester United defender Phil Neville on his Lionesses' coaching staff.
"The PFA have helped me so much, I wouldn't be where I am on my coaching journey if it wasn't for them." Stoney said.