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326 articles indexed from the She Kicks and Her Goal archive
Also filed as Birmingham City LFC, Birmingham City Ladies, Birmingham City Women ETC
Run-of-page feature She Kicks, issue SK07, April 2012 p.40
The grassroots slot features the University of Birmingham women's football club, whose players come from London, Somerset, the North West and the Midlands. The nicknames are the heart of it: Crazy Alice, Folly Bear…
Other She Kicks, issue SK07, April 2012 p.44
The fun pages pair two picture features. 'Who Is It?' invites readers to identify four players who have obscured their faces with the ground, the ball or someone else's boots, with the answers on…
Other She Kicks, issue SK05, November 2011 p.4
A full listing of the winners at The FA Women's Football Awards 2011, held at the HAC in London on 14 October, printed alongside the FA of Wales women's awards. Rachel Williams of Birmingham…
Interview She Kicks, issue SK05, November 2011 p.5
A short question-and-answer with Birmingham City's Rachel Williams, carried alongside the FA Women's Awards coverage, after she was voted FA WSL Players' Player of the Year for 2011. Williams says she was genuinely surprised…
Run-of-page feature She Kicks, issue SK05, November 2011 p.11
She Kicks stopped supporters at the 2011 Continental Cup Final and asked each of them two questions: name your favourite player, and your player of the season. Seven fans answer, ranging from 13-year-old Alex…
Interview She Kicks, issue SK05, November 2011 p.12
Catherine Etoe interviews Karen Carney, the 24-year-old Birmingham City and England forward billed on the cover as Kaz Carney, six years after the national press dubbed her the Wayne Rooney of women's football following…
Run-of-page feature She Kicks, issue SK05, November 2011 p.35
Eight-year-old Arsenal supporter Ceri Milnes describes her day as a mascot at the first Continental Cup Final, written in her own voice. She was chosen at a Continental Shot Stoppers Roadshow held on a…
News She Kicks Special Edition, June 2011 p.4
A two-page news round-up opening the World Cup special. The new FA Women's Super League reaches its half-way point with unbeaten Birmingham City narrowly top after beating Arsenal, followed by draws with Chelsea and…
Cover feature She Kicks Special Edition, June 2011 p.6
A six-page joint interview with the Boston Breakers and England teammates ahead of the finals, alternating serious answers with heavy banter. Both name the 2007 opening game against Japan as their favourite World Cup…
Interview She Kicks Special Edition, June 2011 p.14
Catherine Etoe interviews three of the five squad members yet to reach a senior international tournament. Birmingham City defender Dunia Susi, 23 and on 13 caps, describes Hope Powell ringing at half past nine…
