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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
Interview She Kicks, issue 44, November 2017 pp.46–48
Melanie Copeland - the former Melanie Reay, newly married to her partner Chris - is building a squad on the wrong side of the WSL's haves and have-nots, and is clear about what she…
Interview She Kicks, issue 44, November 2017 pp.47–48
Sunderland's head coach answers the Coach Kicks questions and picks a passing drill as her favourite to deliver, on the sound grounds that a team that can pass has a chance of doing it…
Interview She Kicks, issue 43, September 2017 pp.20–22
Jill Scott is still hurting. She calls England's rise to third in the world rankings something that gave her goose bumps, remembers being outside the top ten, and rates beating France in the quarter-final…
Interview She Kicks, issue 43, September 2017 p.36
England's record cap holder arrives at Reading after a spell at Arsenal in which she played less than she would have liked, and describes a style of play - getting the ball down, playing…
Interview She Kicks, issue 42, July 2017 p.66
Carly Telford picks a double save for Notts County against Birmingham on the last day of the 2014 season as her favourite, because the 2-2 draw cost Birmingham the title in a three-way race…
Match report She Kicks, issue 42, July 2017 pp.52–53
Manchester City finally took the Women's FA Cup at Wembley, beating Birmingham 4-1 with three goals in fourteen first-half minutes from Lucy Bronze, Izzy Christiansen and Carli Lloyd, Charlie Wellings pulling one back before…
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…
Column / Opinion She Kicks, issue 41, May 2017 p.28
Birmingham's captain writes with a fortnight to go before Wembley and makes no attempt to hide what it means to her. Reaching the final the hard way, past Arsenal and Chelsea, makes it sweeter,…
Interview She Kicks, issue 41, May 2017 p.30
Two Spring Series newcomers introduce themselves to supporters who have only seen them play a few times. Reading's Northern Ireland midfielder Rachel Furness cries at sad films, is frightened of spiders and would head…
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…
