Gemma Fay

Fay made her senior Scotland debut against Czech Republic in May 1998 and Fay won 23 Scotland caps before the age of 19. She praised the contribution of her national goalkeeping coach, Jim Gallacher. In 2009, Fay took over the captain's armband from long-term skipper Julie Fleeting and then reached 100 caps against Canada at the Cyprus Cup in 2009. In December 2011 Fay and three Celtic women's team mates were approached about playing for Team GB at the 2012 Olympics. Fay moved on to 141 appearances in May 2012, equalling the record held by Pauline Hamill, after playing in a 3–1 friendly win over Poland in Gdańsk. She set a new record of 142 appearances after playing in Scotland's next match, a 4–1 friendly defeat to Sweden. Fay lost her place in the Glasgow City team in 2017 to Lee Alexander. In an effort to prolong her international career, Fay moved to Icelandic club Stjarnan in April 2017. She made her 200th full international appearance in July 2017, in a friendly against Ireland. Fay retired from football following the UEFA Women's Euro 2017 tournament, with 203 caps for Scotland, making her the most capped of all time. In November 2017, Fay was appointed as Scottish Rugby's new Head of Women and Girls' rugby. Fay was part of the BBC's coverage of the 2019 FIFA Women's World Cup.