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·She Kicks, issue 40, April 2017 ·pp.65–66
When Charlton Athletic's prolific scorer Gemma Shepherd was diagnosed with a torn hip labrum, her first thought was not the time out but how she would pay the 5,000 pounds the repair would cost.…
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·She Kicks Special Edition, February 2017 ·p.12
The Seagulls arrive in the WSL as champions of the FA Women's Premier League Southern Division and winners of the play-off final, a season of twenty-two league games that ran to seventeen wins. Charlotte…
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·She Kicks Special Edition, February 2017 ·p.36
After what the page calls a rollercoaster year, the Lionesses are raring to roar. Their 2015-16 Southern Division form ran to three wins, seven draws and eight defeats, eighth on 16 points. Ashlee Hincks…
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·She Kicks Special Edition, February 2017 ·p.15
Gary Symonds started going to Brighton women's matches to fill a spare Sunday and was held by one game full of goals and a friendly atmosphere. He now tries to make every fixture home…
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·She Kicks Special Edition, February 2017 ·pp.13–14
Brighton-born and a Republic of Ireland international, Sophie Perry spent seven years at Chelsea and a spell at Reading, but reaching the top league with her home town club beats all of it. She…
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·She Kicks Special Edition, February 2017 ·p.42
The world's first football club settled quickly into the WSL and the page expects further consolidation and a few big scalps. Sheffield won seven, drew five and lost six in 2016, fifth on 26…
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·She Kicks Special Edition, February 2017 ·pp.43–44
Sheffield's captain is blunter about the debut WSL season than outsiders were: the players and the manager were massively disappointed, however good fifth place looked. An experienced squad found the step up from the…
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·She Kicks Special Edition, February 2017 ·pp.4–7
Oxford United's striker arrived from Portsmouth in February 2016 with her then manager Les Taylor predicting she would be a handful for defenders; thirteen goals in nineteen games made that an understatement, and she…
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·She Kicks, issue 39, January 2017 ·p.40
Both promoted Northern Division sides, Middlesbrough and Leicester City Women, are pushing Blackburn Rovers at the top of the FA Women's Premier League. In the South, Tottenham lead having dropped only two points, with…
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·She Kicks, issue 39, January 2017 ·pp.42–43
Gillingham's Fliss Gibbons scored four of her side's goals in a seven-one win, the biggest victory of the Women's FA Cup first round proper, and took SSE's new Player of the Round award. She…