Mollie Debell

**Last statistical update: 15:58, 3 December 2022 (UTC)**

**Mollie Alice Debell** is a footballer who played for **Hashtag United** (women).

## Career

### Pre-HTU

Chelmsford City
Around 2011, Debell was featuring for Chelmsford City, notably netting a hat-trick for the first-team in a 5–4 loss away to future team Hutton on 9 October.

C & K Basildon
From midway through the 2015–16 season, Debell joined Premier League - Southern Division side C & K Basildon - the precursor of HTU's women's team. She appeared five times that campaign, which preceded 8 games for her in 2016–17. After also featuring 14 times in that season for their reserve team, Debell exclusively played for the reserves in 2017–18 as she scored 3 goals in 21 matches.

Ipswich Town
On 24 July 2018, Debell was unveiled as a new signing for National League - Division One South East club Ipswich Town. She debuted off the bench in a 5–1 defeat on the road to Crawley Wasps on 19 August. 8 further appearances arrived for her with *The Tractor Girls* prior to her departure.

AFC Basildon return
Debell had made a return to C & K Basildon, later renamed as AFC Basildon, by early November 2018. She participated in a 4–2 loss to Chichester City on 11 November, which was 1 of 11 appearances for her in 2018–19. In the succeeding 2019–20, Debell took part in 19 matches for AFC Basildon in a season that would end early due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

### HTU

2020–21
In mid-2020, AFC Basildon merged with *The Tags* to a create a HTU women's team. Debell was one of many players to make the move across to HTU. After featuring in pre-season friendlies versus Sporting Khalsa, Haringey Borough, Dulwich Hamlet and West Bromwich Albion, Debell made her competitive debut for the club on 20 September as HTU lost 1–0 to ex-club Ipswich Town away from home. She also started in September wins over Cambridge United and Billericay Town, prior to coming off the bench against Cambridge City on 11 October - which was her final appearance, as the season was again curtailed due to the pandemic.

2021–22
Debell remained with HTU into 2021–22, though wouldn't see any competitive action before departing.

### Post-HTU

Hutton
January 2022 saw Debell start playing for Hutton of the Eastern Region League - Division One South. She made her bow in a home defeat to Wodson Park on 30 January. Debell scored in her next appearance, as Hutton defeated Billericay Town Development 3–1 on 13 February. She appeared three more times in the 2021–22 campaign.

Bowers & Pitsea
Eastern Region League - Premier Division side Bowers & Pitsea signed Debell ahead of 2022–23. Within five games of the season, Debell had already netted goals against Colney Heath and, in the FA Cup second qualifying round, Stevenage.

## Personal Life

Debell attended William de Ferrers School (2006–2012). She works as an account executive, notably for Bannerman Rendell and Price Forbes, having also previously volunteered as a coach for Dolphins Junior (netball) and Madon Town (football). Her brother, Joe, played for the men's team of HTU.

## HTU Statistics

Breakdown

'*Other Cups' includes competitions like the FA Trophy, the FA Vase and friendly tournaments. See also: HTUwiki:DataIssues.*

Appearances (8)
Sporting Khalsa  v  Hashtag United

Haringey Borough  v  Hashtag United

Dulwich Hamlet  v  Hashtag United

West Bromwich Albion  v  Hashtag United

Ipswich Town  v  Hashtag United

Hashtag United  v  Cambridge United

Billericay Town  v  Hashtag United

Cambridge City  v  Hashtag United

## References

1. ↑ "Mollie Alice" .
2. ↑ "happy 18th Mollie!" , 22 May 2013.
3. ↑ "SUNDAYS RESULTS" , 10 October 2011.
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4 4.5 4.6 4.7 "Mollie Debell player stats" .
5. ↑ "NEW SIGNING" , 24 July 2018.
6. ↑ "Felt SO good to get my boots back on tonight" , 12 October 2021.
7. ↑ 7.0 7.1 7.2 7.3 7.4 "Mollie Debell player stats" .
8. ↑ "Match Report – Bedford Ladies v Bowers & Pitsea Ladies" , 16 October 2022.
9. ↑ 9.0 9.1 "Mollie deBell" .
10. ↑ "NEW SIGNING REVEALED & WHY PLAYERS LEFT! - HASHTAG UNITED SQUAD UPDATE 21/22" , 14 August 2021.