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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
Column / Opinion She Kicks, issue 40, April 2017 p.27
Birmingham City captain Kerys Harrop opens a new column by recording that she has read She Kicks since she was little. She started at seven with a local boys' team, played three years, then…
Interview She Kicks, issue 40, April 2017 p.28
Ellen White answers by tweet after Birmingham City's Women's FA Cup win over Arsenal, one of her former clubs, calling it a really special moment for the squad rather than a bittersweet one for…
Other She Kicks, issue 40, April 2017 pp.32–33
A double-page photographic gallery of the 2017 SSE Women's FA Cup quarter-finals, played on 26 March. As with every picture spread in this run the images carry hashtag captions rather than names, though here…
Interview She Kicks Special Edition, February 2017 pp.4–7
Oxford United's striker arrived from Portsmouth in February 2016 with her then manager Les Taylor predicting she would be a handful for defenders; thirteen goals in nineteen games made that an understatement, and she…
Other She Kicks Special Edition, February 2017 p.12
The Seagulls arrive in the WSL as champions of the FA Women's Premier League Southern Division and winners of the play-off final, a season of twenty-two league games that ran to seventeen wins. Charlotte…
News She Kicks, issue 39, January 2017 pp.4–5
Channel 4 wins exclusive free-to-air UK rights to all England and Scotland matches at Euro 2017. Nick Cushing takes Manager of the Year at the North West Football Awards ahead of his peers in…
Interview She Kicks, issue 39, January 2017 pp.12–14
Jodie Taylor calls 2016 a crazy year and a really tough time. She played through a knee injury to help England win World Cup bronze in 2015, accepted she would need a patient recovery,…
Interview She Kicks, issue 39, January 2017 p.24
Manchester City midfielder Izzy Christiansen answers ten questions by tweet after a year that brought the WSL title, the Continental Cup and the North West Women's Player of the Year award. Asked to rate…
Run-of-page feature She Kicks, issue 38, November 2016 pp.12–13
Manchester City won their first FA WSL title on 25 September, beating second-placed Chelsea two-nil before a league record 4,096 at the Academy Stadium. Captain Steph Houghton, at the club since day one, notes…
Other She Kicks, issue 38, November 2016 pp.20–21
A two-page Opta survey of the completed 2016 FA WSL 1 season. Chelsea scored most with 36 to Manchester City's 35, but City conceded just three goals all season against Doncaster's 46. Arsenal led…
