Football is a complex discipline, and internalizing unnatural movements becoming able to make them natural and spontaneous takes a lot of work. The results can be seen in every game, but according to Fiore, there is still a long way to go to legitimize football as a women's sport:

"Stereotypes in football towards female players have given me many bad moments, but something is changing. It is our achievements that have brought us to where we are today, but the patriotic conception that takes the spotlight away from American football makes the terrain still slippery to get official recognition, let alone to be recognized as professionals."

On the other side, it feels like home in the Sirene, even off the field, both because of the atmosphere of complicity between the girls and the shared collective moments. The huddle for example, is a moment when at the end of each game the coach or captain calls the whole team together and says a few words to keep the group's morale up, all ending with the team shouting in chorus. It is rituals like these that keep the players' morale high, even if it is still not enough.