In case you've been living under a rock, Mary Earps has a new book out. Titled "All In: Football, Life and Learning to be Unapologetically Me," the former England goalkeeper has faced criticism all week and has done a slew of interviews for some PR-damage control that has, in some cases, only added fuel to the fire.

Her criticism of Hannah Hampton , who usurped her in goal, and the disintegration of her relationship with England manager Sarina Wiegman have dominated headlines, and polarized opinion, since passages were serialized in The Guardian. Her words have lit a frenzy of commentary, criticism and in some cases, schadenfreude , much to Earps' distress.

But in the book, she also talks with unguarded honesty about her journey from childhood, the bullying she was subject to, ba

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