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583 articles indexed from the She Kicks and Her Goal archive
Also filed as Chelsea Foundation, Chelsea Ladies, Chelsea Ladies FC
Interview She Kicks, issue 36, July 2016 pp.56–57
Sunderland midfielder Brooke Chaplen, twenty-seven and the club's leading scorer with five goals in the season's opening stages, talks music and career. She dislikes the heavy wordless dance music captain Steph Bannon plays, prefers…
Interview She Kicks, issue 36, July 2016 p.61
Millwall forward Ashlee Hincks, twenty-seven and formerly of Chelsea, Charlton and Leicester City, answers the Kit Check. She has only ever worn Adidas boots, currently the X, and rates the old school Predators, the…
Column / Opinion She Kicks, issue 35, May 2016 p.3
Jen O'Neill introduces the cup final issue, built as it has been for more than a decade around asking the players themselves to describe their team-mates - this year Alex Scott for Arsenal and…
News She Kicks, issue 35, May 2016 pp.4–7
May's news opens with Chan Yuen-ting becoming the first woman to lead a professional men's team to a top-flight title, her Eastern side winning the Hong Kong Premier League. Hope Powell joins the PFA…
Interview She Kicks, issue 35, May 2016 pp.8–10
Arsenal goalkeeper Sari van Veenendaal looks ahead to her first Wembley appearance, having twice been there as a spectator, including the previous year's final a month after signing. Arsenal needed shoot-outs to win their…
Other She Kicks, issue 35, May 2016 pp.15–17
Gemma Davison, Fran Kirby and Hannah Blundell describe the Chelsea squad defending the trophy they won at Wembley the previous August. Hedvig Lindahl always asks questions and trains constantly; Gilly Flaherty is nicknamed Foghorn…
Interview She Kicks, issue 35, May 2016 pp.18–20
Chelsea's Sweden goalkeeper Hedvig Lindahl insists a Wembley cup final is just another game, the product of a long career spanning four World Cups, three Olympics and three European Championships. She describes her career…
Column / Opinion She Kicks, issue 35, May 2016 p.24
Helen Ward writes from a newly promoted Reading side that has gone from months without games to three matches in six days. She is candid about the WSL fixture list: after that opening burst…
Other She Kicks, issue 35, May 2016 pp.30–31
A two-page statistical survey of the opening rounds of the 2016 FA WSL 1 season, compiled with Opta. Manchester City lead on goals with thirteen at 2.6 a game and have conceded none, facing…
Run-of-page feature She Kicks, issue 35, May 2016 pp.36–37
Written seven weeks before the EU referendum, this analysis asks what leaving would mean for the Women's Super League. At present EEA nationals play in the WSL without restriction while non-EEA players need Home…
