Competition
574 articles indexed from the She Kicks and Her Goal archive
Also filed as 1995 Women's World Cup, 2015 Women's World Cup Canada, 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup, Canada 2015 WWC, FIFA Women's World Cup 1995, FIFA Women's World Cup 2007 and 13 other names
Poster She Kicks, issue 29, August 2015 p.35
A full-page poster image from the 2015 World Cup, labelled FIFA Women's World Cup Poster by the magazine and credited to Action Images, printed without an identifying caption and naming no player. It forms…
Poster She Kicks, issue 29, August 2015 pp.36–37
A double-page poster spread published under the magazine's Lionesses banner as part of its World Cup review, credited to Action Images. Printed across the centre of the tournament section, it carries no caption naming…
Other She Kicks, issue 29, August 2015 p.38
A page designed for readers to collect autographs, listing all 23 members of England's 2015 World Cup squad with their shirt numbers. Karen Bardsley wears one, Alex Scott two, Claire Rafferty three, Fara Williams…
Interview She Kicks, issue 29, August 2015 pp.40–41
Birmingham City midfielder Jade Moore, who completed her medal set with World Cup bronze alongside European Under-19 silver and gold, says winning medals is addictive and now targets gold at Euro 2017. She recalls…
Column / Opinion She Kicks, issue 29, August 2015 p.3
Jen O'Neill opens the World Cup review issue by declining to add to what has already been said about England's brave and inspiring showing in Canada, pointing readers instead to her tournament blogs. Anyone…
Interview She Kicks, issue 29, August 2015 pp.42–43
Casey Stoney, 33, awarded an MBE for services to the game and a squad player rather than a first choice for the first time in nearly a decade, reflects on World Cup bronze with…
Interview She Kicks, issue 29, August 2015 pp.16–17
Chelsea manager Emma Hayes, the only female manager in WSL 1, prepares to lead her team out at Wembley. She grew up dreaming of it, though her dream was to be Glenn Hoddle, and…
Interview She Kicks, issue 29, August 2015 p.44
Mark Sampson reflects on a World Cup that surprised all but his inner circle. When he started with the team nobody could believe England could go to the tournament believing they could win it,…
Column / Opinion She Kicks, issue 28, June 2015 p.3
Jen O'Neill opens the World Cup issue admitting the tournament always seems ages off and then takes her by surprise. If Canada 2015 is only half as good as Germany four years ago, she…
Interview She Kicks, issue 28, June 2015 pp.24–25
Houston Dash defender Meghan Klingenberg, now a fixture at left-back under Jill Ellis after missing the 2011 squad and travelling to London 2012 as an alternate, describes an American team always a notch of…
