Competition
1,074 articles indexed from the She Kicks and Her Goal archive
Also filed as Barclays FA WSL, Barclays WSL, FA WSL, FA WSL 1, FA WSL 1 2015, FA WSL 1 2016 and 16 other names
Column / Opinion She Kicks, issue 63, October 2020 p.22
Writing a few weeks into life at Tottenham, Kerys Harrop reports that pre-season flew by, that she has been exploring London and Windsor while the weather holds, and that she feels part of the…
Other She Kicks, issue 63, October 2020 pp.24–29
Twenty FA WSL players answer a set of deliberately silly questions, and the results are more revealing than the format suggests. Most of the league, it turns out, believes in life on other planets…
Column / Opinion She Kicks, issue 63, October 2020 p.33
Hibernian's captain reports a pre-season she never expected to enjoy. Training resumed under guidelines that at first forbade contact and groups larger than five, and the squad took the new normal in its stride…
Other She Kicks, issue 63, October 2020 pp.36–37
The English section of the magazine's four-nation reference guide, and by a distance the largest: ten tiers, from the twelve Barclays FA Women's Super League clubs down through the Championship, the two FA Women's…
Cover feature She Kicks, issue 63, October 2020 pp.39–43
England's second goalkeeper across six major tournaments talks through a career that ended when the prospect of long spells away from her daughter Emilia made the decision for her. She is unusually clear-eyed about…
Interview She Kicks, issue 63, October 2020 pp.48–51
Houston Dash had never reached an NWSL play-off in six seasons before winning the 2020 Challenge Cup in Utah, and their English head coach is clear about how. He told the players they did…
Interview She Kicks, issue 63, October 2020 pp.52–54
New Zealand's goalkeeper honoured her Bordeaux contract before joining Reading in August, and arrived in temporary accommodation with no television - so she bought a guitar off Facebook Marketplace and started teaching herself the…
Interview She Kicks, issue 63, October 2020 pp.60–61
Brighton's captain is disarmingly honest about a role she says she never saw herself taking. Hope Powell handed her the armband and it genuinely shocked her; she is vocal and loud on the pitch,…
Interview She Kicks, issue 63, October 2020 pp.62–63
Birmingham City's attacking midfielder, back in England after a four-year scholarship at St John's, walks through her matchday. She keeps the same meal every time: Weetabix and coffee for an afternoon kick-off, then a…
Column / Opinion She Kicks, issue 63, October 2020 p.3
Jen O'Neill welcomes Sarina Wiegman's appointment as England head coach from autumn 2021 and notes that who leads Team GB to Tokyo is still unresolved, before turning to something a magazine editor rarely puts…
