When Brimfield expected her to rush the ball she was just as likely to get off a kick from close formation.

When the circumstances indicated an attack on the short side of the field Canterbury's backs swung around the other end.

When a close formation was to be looked for she swung her line half across the field, so confusing the opponents that they acted as though hypnotised.

The forward pass was to Canterbury a play that afforded her infinite amusement.

She used it in the most unheard of locations; in midfield, under the shadow of her own goal, anywhere, everywhere and almost always when least expected.