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
Interview She Kicks, issue 44, November 2017 pp.19–21
Maria Thorisdottir actually chose handball. She played both to eighteen, left Stavanger for professional handball in Oslo, and came back to football in 2014 only because jumper's knee is ruinous for a sport built…
Interview She Kicks, issue 44, November 2017 pp.22–24
Bristol fans knew within six minutes of Lauren Hemp's WSL debut, aged sixteen, that something was happening. A year on she is a first-team regular in WSL 1 at seventeen, England's Young Player of…
Interview She Kicks, issue 44, November 2017 p.25
Hannah Dale has been at Liverpool since the Under-14s and had cameo roles in two title-winning seasons, but a long-term loan to Sheffield FC, now extended to May 2018, was the cutting of the…
Other She Kicks, issue 44, November 2017 pp.26–27
Two pages of photographs from the first five weeks of the 2017-18 WSL season, running from 24 September to 30 October, captioned entirely in hashtags. The spread marks a change of rhythm as much…
Run-of-page feature She Kicks, issue 44, November 2017 pp.38–41
Birmingham City applied to be founder members of the Women's Super League in 2009 with eight pounds in the bank, on a chairman's instinct that they should go for it anyway. Eight years on,…
Run-of-page feature She Kicks, issue 44, November 2017 pp.42–45
Since 2000 there have been thirteen World Cups, Olympics and European Championships, and only one was won by a male coach. Glenn Moore lays that record beside the opposite imbalance in opportunity - six…
Interview She Kicks, issue 44, November 2017 pp.46–48
Melanie Copeland - the former Melanie Reay, newly married to her partner Chris - is building a squad on the wrong side of the WSL's haves and have-nots, and is clear about what she…
Interview She Kicks, issue 44, November 2017 pp.47–48
Sunderland's head coach answers the Coach Kicks questions and picks a passing drill as her favourite to deliver, on the sound grounds that a team that can pass has a chance of doing it…
Run-of-page feature She Kicks, issue 44, November 2017 pp.12–14
The FA's annual awards night at the Grosvenor House Hotel produces a full roll-call from the England squad down to grassroots, and She Kicks prints the lot alongside the winners' own reactions. Jodie Taylor…
Run-of-page feature She Kicks, issue 44, November 2017 pp.52–53
Liverpool and England's centre back sets out the position from the inside, and the emphasis falls as much on possession as on defending. A centre back's job, she argues, is to keep the ball…
