FILE PHOTO: Former Scotland women's national team defender Rhonda Jones. Mandatory Credit: Action Images / Matthew Childs
(Reuters) - When Rhonda Jones won the first of her 117 caps, women's football was so neglected in Scotland that the national side were forced to wear cast-off uniforms from the men's team.
Now, with the country on the brink of its first women's World Cup appearance, former defender Jones says there has been a sea-change in attitudes towards women's football and that the current Scottish side of "history makers" will help a new generation of girls take up the game.
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