Column / Opinion
·She Kicks, issue 41, May 2017 ·p.3
Jen O'Neill welcomes readers to the 'final' issue - the FA Cup final, she reassures them, not the last She Kicks - and promises a bumper Euros edition at the end of June. She…
News
·She Kicks, issue 41, May 2017 ·pp.4–6
The news pages open with the full World Cup 2019 qualifying draw, which puts England and Wales in the same group and pairs Northern Ireland with the Republic. Shelley Kerr is confirmed as Anna…
Interview
·She Kicks, issue 41, May 2017 ·p.7
Collecting her second PFA Women's Player of the Year award, Lucy Bronze is more pleased by the company than the trophy: six of Manchester City's ten nominees came from her own dressing room and…
Interview
·She Kicks, issue 41, May 2017 ·pp.8–10
Four months into 2017 Jess Carter has reached a Wembley cup final, won the PFA Young Player of the Year award, made the WSL team of the year and been called into an England…
Interview
·She Kicks, issue 41, May 2017 ·pp.10–12
Five months into his first managerial job, Marc Skinner is leading Birmingham City out at Wembley and refuses to accept the underdog label against Manchester City. He does not turn up for work to…
Column / Opinion
·She Kicks, issue 40, April 2017 ·p.3
Jen O'Neill opens on disappointing news from her old club Sunderland, whose reduced budget cost locally developed talent and felt like a step back for the North East and the women's game. She welcomes…
Interview
·She Kicks, issue 40, April 2017 ·pp.18–20
Melissa Lawley joined WSL champions Manchester City from Birmingham City in a quieter transfer than Carli Lloyd's, though manager Nick Cushing said she was top of his list. Offered an Arsenal academy place by…
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…
Other
·She Kicks, issue 40, April 2017 ·pp.34–35
Glasgow City captain Leanne Ross, the club's record appearance maker and scorer and a participant in all ten title-winning campaigns, lists her ten favourite things about the club. Winning comes first: ten years, twenty-one…
Run-of-page feature
·She Kicks, issue 40, April 2017 ·pp.38–41
Kelly Smith retired in January 2017 at thirty-eight, two years after leaving international football, having won the FA Cup at Wembley in May 2016 as her twentieth major Arsenal trophy and what she called…