Competition
118 articles indexed from the She Kicks and Her Goal archive
Also filed as Barclays WSL 2, Barclays WSL2, FA WSL 2, FA WSL 2 2015, FA WSL 2 Spring Series, FA WSL 2 Spring Series 2017 and 5 other names
Other 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…
Other She Kicks Special Edition, February 2017 p.11
Two Villa supporters explain what keeps them coming. Carl Arrowsmith supports the women's game in general and says Villa is in his blood; Mark Antony McLachlan started in April 2015 out of curiosity after…
Interview She Kicks Special Edition, February 2017 pp.37–38
Millwall's top scorer and their player of the year talk about a season of eleven winless league games, player and managerial change, and a finish under Lee Burch that gave them hope. Ashlee Hincks,…
Other 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…
Other She Kicks Special Edition, February 2017 p.39
Two Millwall supporters. Dion Farnes has championed the Lionesses' underdog fighting spirit for years and missed only one game in 2016; Harry Cooper was brought up on Millwall by his father and came to…
Other She Kicks Special Edition, February 2017 p.16
A bruising 2016 left the Belles bottom of WSL 1 and relegated, having changed management early, lost key players to injury and gone winless until the final game. The page records the scale of…
Other She Kicks Special Edition, February 2017 p.40
A struggle at times in 2016, but the page frames the Spring Series as a fresh start under a new manager. Oxford won four, drew one and lost thirteen, ninth on thirteen points, with…
Interview She Kicks Special Edition, February 2017 p.17
The Belles defender takes the positives from a season she calls a physical and emotional rollercoaster. Relegation was tough to take and she rejects the idea that seeing it coming softened the blow: regardless…
Interview She Kicks Special Edition, February 2017 p.41
Oxford's new first team coach welcomes a competition without promotion or relegation as room to challenge the club's young players and gauge where they sit on the pathway to WSL 2 in September, while…
Interview She Kicks Special Edition, February 2017 p.18
Emma Coates says a full pre-season has been genuinely valuable, giving her coaching staff time over Christmas to embed a club philosophy and playing framework the players have now been exposed to in training…
