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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
News She Kicks, issue SK14, June 2013 pp.7–8
She Kicks reproduces the FA's announcement of 26 April naming eighteen clubs selected for WSL licences from 2014, then gives its own verdict. WSL1 comprises Arsenal, Birmingham City, Bristol Academy, Chelsea, Everton, Notts County…
Interview She Kicks, issue SK14, June 2013 p.21
Catherine Etoe meets the Swedish striker who took sixteen minutes to score on her FA WSL debut for Chelsea and followed it with a brace. Sofia Jakobsson, 23, says she feels at home and…
News She Kicks, issue SK14, June 2013 pp.38–39
A two-page roll of honour listing the winners, or the finalists and dates for ties still to be played, in more than fifty county and regional cup competitions across England, from the Amateur FA…
Interview She Kicks, issue SK14, June 2013 p.44
A Born Kicking questionnaire with the 18-year-old England under-19 forward promoted from Chelsea's Centre of Excellence into the club's FA WSL squad among a wave of new foreign arrivals. Karin Muya, called Kaz by…
Run-of-page feature She Kicks, issue SK13, April 2013 pp.15–16
Seven FA WSL managers give their verdict on the season ahead and name the signing they would have liked. David Parker says Birmingham City are only sixth in the league for spending yet aim…
Run-of-page feature She Kicks, issue SK13, April 2013 pp.42–43
She Kicks turns its County Spotlight on Surrey, where the women's and girls' game has never been in a better position. Led by Women and Girls Officer Jon Burr, the county now has 39…
Interview She Kicks, issue SK12, February 2013 pp.20–21
Catherine Etoe interviews Emma Hayes ahead of her first full season as Chelsea manager, drawing on twelve years coaching in the American W-League and WPS, including the technical director's role at Western New York…
Run-of-page feature She Kicks, issue SK11, November 2012 pp.30–31
A wrap of the second FA Women's Super League season, in which Arsenal celebrated the title with a 3-2 home win over Doncaster despite two own goals, Aine O'Gorman's 35-yard lob the pick of…
News She Kicks, issue SK10, September 2012 pp.4–6
A three-page news round-up dominated by the aftermath of the Olympics. Pia Sundhage leaves the United States weeks after a second successive gold to return home as Sweden's national coach, replacing Thomas Dennerby. A…
Interview She Kicks, issue SK10, September 2012 pp.14–15
An interview with Sophie Ingle, the Chelsea and Wales player who has just turned 21 and can play anywhere across the back or in midfield. Ingle says she was shocked to be asked to…
