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481 articles indexed from the She Kicks and Her Goal archive
Also filed as Man City, Manchester City Women, Manchester City Women Development
Interview She Kicks, issue 57, November 2019 pp.65–67
Manchester United's manager answers six questions set by Olivia, a nine-year-old Celtic Women and United supporter who once served as a mascot at Old Trafford. Casey Stoney says nobody inspired her to play because…
Other She Kicks, issue 57, November 2019 pp.68–69
The magazine's slot for its youngest readers hears from three of them. Katie Dunlop, ten and from Kilmarnock, plays on the wing for Dean Thistle Girls Under-11s, is moving to the boys' side next…
Other She Kicks, issue 57, November 2019 p.70
The back-page puzzle spread runs two games. Spot the Difference uses a photograph of West Ham United and Tottenham Hotspur walking out through the bubbles at the London Stadium on 29 October 2019, with…
Column / Opinion She Kicks, issue 57, November 2019 p.3
Editor Jen O'Neill looks ahead to a November stacked with occasions - a sold-out Wembley, the first Women's Football Weekend, the Scottish Women's Cup final - and calls this an unprecedented phase of rising…
Column / Opinion She Kicks, issue 56, October 2019 p.3
Editor Jen O'Neill opens the first issue of the post-World Cup season and finds the promised legacy actually arriving. The opening weekend of the Barclays FA WSL brought record crowds, intense football and, she…
News She Kicks, issue 56, October 2019 pp.4–7
The first news pages of the new season are dominated by the World Cup's consequences. Pia Sundhage becomes the first foreign manager of any Brazil national team; Vera Pauw takes over the Republic of…
Column / Opinion She Kicks, issue 56, October 2019 p.13
Birmingham City's captain writes after the opening weekend of the new WSL season and can hardly believe the numbers. A WSL player since the league launched in 2011, she remembers being delighted with 500…
Interview She Kicks, issue 56, October 2019 pp.16–17
Chelsea's attacking full-back takes the magazine's ten-question slot, having been released by the same club as a teenager for being too small and then returned to win league and cup medals, a first England…
Interview She Kicks, issue 56, October 2019 pp.40–43
Sweden's attacking midfielder ranks World Cup bronze alongside Olympic silver, and is clear about why a side ranked ninth finished third: team spirit, an analyst team she rates highly, and a refusal to study…
Interview She Kicks, issue 56, October 2019 pp.50–52
Vicky Jepson was a development squad manager promoted to first-team coach when Neil Redfearn resigned two games into the 2018-19 season, leaving her in interim charge of Liverpool alongside Chris Kirkland. At 32 she…
