Column / Opinion
·She Kicks, issue 72, April 2022 ·pp.24–25
Statistician Natalia Sollohub walks through eight of the tightest title run-ins in the English women's game since the start of The FA era, and the spread doubles as a compact history of who won…
Interview
·She Kicks, issue 67, June 2021 ·pp.54–57
Wales turned to a UEFA Pro Licence coach with more than a decade in the England set-up, and Gemma Grainger starts by explaining where she is from: Saturdays at Middlesbrough with her father and…
Interview
·She Kicks, issue 66, April 2021 ·pp.58–59
Leicester City's captain has been a Fox since she was eleven, is the club's longest-serving player, and signed professional terms at the start of a season in which they turned full-time and pushed for…
Interview
·She Kicks, issue 65, February 2021 ·pp.40–44
Sian Williams came to Arsenal after watching a television programme, and stayed to captain them. Born in England to Welsh parents, she played through the WFA National League era alongside Naz Ball, Debbie Bampton,…
Cover feature
·She Kicks, issue 58, January 2020 ·pp.14–19
Two interviews under one title, chosen to represent the two halves of a promoted squad. Ashleigh Neville came up through the Championship with Tottenham and gave up a teaching job in Birmingham over the…
Interview
·She Kicks, issue 57, November 2019 ·pp.65–67
Manchester United's manager answers six questions set by Olivia, a nine-year-old Celtic Women and United supporter who once served as a mascot at Old Trafford. Casey Stoney says nobody inspired her to play because…
Run-of-page feature
·She Kicks, issue 55, August 2019 ·pp.38–41
Karen Carney retired after England's bronze-medal match against Sweden on 6 July 2019, fourteen years and 144 caps after her debut, and She Kicks marks it by asking the people who watched her closest…
Interview
·She Kicks, issue 49, September 2018 ·pp.60–61
Jenna Schillaci first played for Tottenham at sixteen, when the kit was oversized hand-me-downs and training was once a week on worn AstroTurf, and she has captained them from the FA Women's Premier League…
Interview
·She Kicks, issue 48, July 2018 ·p.67
Sarah Wiltshire once made three-hour journeys to training as a matter of routine at Yeovil; she now drives twenty minutes three times a week and on Sundays, which is the lightest load anyone has…
Run-of-page feature
·She Kicks, issue 48, July 2018 ·pp.8–11
The twentieth FA Women's Football Awards gathered the game from grassroots to elite at The Brewery in Islington, and Chelsea led it as they had led the season, taking Club of the Year with…