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163 articles indexed from the She Kicks and Her Goal archive
Also filed as West Ham, West Ham Ladies, West Ham United Ladies, West Ham Utd
Interview She Kicks, issue 72, April 2022 pp.22–23
Ten quick-fire questions for the West Ham midfielder, whose full-blooded style and streak of mischief the magazine cheerfully admits to loving. Longhurst describes herself as versatile and committed, would run the team out to…
Other She Kicks, issue 72, April 2022 pp.16–17
A two-page action gallery covering the Barclays FA WSL from 26 January to 13 March 2022, laid out as a mosaic of eleven images with a hashtag on each and a full clockwise caption…
Column / Opinion She Kicks, issue 71, February 2022 p.10
Kerys Harrop's View From The Field column, opening the new year with Tottenham's first game of 2022 called off through COVID cases and injuries in the Chelsea camp. She describes the following home fixture…
Other She Kicks, issue 71, February 2022 pp.16–17
A two-page Barclays FA Women's Super League action gallery covering matches from 13 November 2021 to 23 January 2022, captioned with hashtags and a clockwise key. Megan Walsh claims a cross in Brighton's goalless…
Tournament feature She Kicks, issue 71, February 2022 pp.53–55
Glenn Moore's World Kicks country profile of New Zealand, co-hosts of the 2023 World Cup with Australia. It traces a unique double, winning the first Asian Cup in 1975 having never played a game…
Other She Kicks, issue 70, December 2021 pp.14–15
A two-page Barclays FA Women's Super League action gallery covering matches from 12 September to 7 November 2021, captioned with hashtags and a clockwise key. Everton celebrate Rikke Sevecke's goal in a 3-1 win…
Other She Kicks, issue 69, October 2021 pp.8–9
Ten captioned photographs from the first weekend of the 2021-22 season, each individually credited. Beth Mead scores twice against Chelsea; Reading's Natasha Harding chases down Manchester United's Ona Batlle; Remi Allen reacts to the…
Cover feature She Kicks, issue 69, October 2021 pp.11–15
Kenza Dali chose to stay in England after West Ham, turning down offers from France and Italy that carried Champions League football, because the WSL is physical and every weekend is difficult. She talks…
Cover feature She Kicks, issue 69, October 2021 pp.20–24
In under a year Ruby Mace debuted for Arsenal, captained England Under-17s, moved to Birmingham on dual registration, scored a stoppage-time WSL goal that helped keep them up, and signed professionally for Manchester City…
Cover feature She Kicks, issue 69, October 2021 pp.28–31
Three years after leaving Shelbourne for West Ham at nineteen, Leanne Kiernan drops a division to join Matt Beard's Liverpool, the manager she played under in London. Settling was easy with Niamh Fahey and…
