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181 articles indexed from the She Kicks and Her Goal archive
Also filed as Sunderland AFC, Sunderland AFC Ladies, Sunderland Ladies, Sunderland WFC, Sunderland Women's
Run-of-page feature She Kicks, issue SK10, September 2012 pp.28–30
A three-way interview with the goalkeepers voted into the magazine's FA Women's Premier League team of the year for 2011-12 by readers and followers: Cherie Rowlands of Barnet, Rachel Laws of Sunderland and Lauren…
News She Kicks, issue 9, July 2012 pp.4–7
A four-page news round-up opening with FIFA's confirmation that the 2015 Women's World Cup in Canada will be the first with 24 teams, eight of them from UEFA. Lydia Nsekera, president of the Burundi…
Tournament feature She Kicks, issue SK08, May 2012 p.22
Sunderland travelled to Cardiff City needing three points on the final day to pip Leeds United and retain the FA Women's Premier League National Division title, and won in atrocious wet and windy conditions…
Interview She Kicks, issue SK06, February 2012 p.32
The young player questionnaire features Bethany Mead, the 16-year-old Sunderland striker who leads the FA Women's Premier League National Division scoring charts. Known as Meado, and teased for being the baby of the team,…
Tournament feature She Kicks, issue SK06, February 2012 p.28
A round-table review of the 2011-12 FA Women's Premier League season to date, canvassing views on the biggest surprises and disappointments. Coventry City's early leadership after successive promotions stands out, as does Colchester United…
News She Kicks Special Edition, June 2011 p.4
A two-page news round-up opening the World Cup special. The new FA Women's Super League reaches its half-way point with unbeaten Birmingham City narrowly top after beating Arsenal, followed by draws with Chelsea and…
News She Kicks, issue 3, October 2010 p.15
A report on the twelfth and, with the Super League switching to summer, presumably last FA Women's Premier League awards lunch, held at Wembley on 29 June 2010. Arsenal's Kim Little took the Tesco…
Run-of-page feature She Kicks, issue 3, October 2010 p.16
The first half of a Managing Change double interview, with Sunderland manager Mick Mulhern on how the Super League split hit a club left in the FA Women's Premier League. Mulhern says players being…
Run-of-page feature She Kicks, issue 2, April 2010 p.32
A feature on Sunderland's 17-year-old midfielder Jordan Nobbs, facing a summer of promise and decisions. Her full scholarship at the FA's National Player Development Centre at Loughborough is likely to end as the programme…
News She Kicks, issue 2, April 2010 p.6
The FA announced the eight founding clubs of the FA Women's Super League on 22 March, ahead of a March 2011 launch: Arsenal, Birmingham City, Bristol Academy, Chelsea, Doncaster Rovers Belles, Everton, Lincoln Ladies…
