Competition
574 articles indexed from the She Kicks and Her Goal archive
Also filed as 1995 Women's World Cup, 2015 Women's World Cup Canada, 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup, Canada 2015 WWC, FIFA Women's World Cup 1995, FIFA Women's World Cup 2007 and 13 other names
Column / Opinion She Kicks, issue 23, September 2014 p.5
Editor Jen O'Neill opens the September 2014 issue by saluting Fara Williams, newly England's most-capped player ever, alongside Scottish landmarks for Gemma Fay, Megan Sneddon and Joanne Love, who between them have passed 400…
News She Kicks, issue 23, September 2014 pp.6–8
The issue's news round-up opens with Shelley Kerr becoming the first female manager in British men's senior football at Scottish Lowland League side University of Stirling. Ticket sales for Canada 2015 pass 150,000 within…
Run-of-page feature She Kicks, issue 23, September 2014 pp.12–13
A picture-led tribute to Fara Williams on becoming England's most capped player ever, at 131 and counting. Spanning 2002 to 2014, it gathers snapshots and quotes from a career that began before Williams even…
Interview She Kicks, issue 23, September 2014 pp.14–16
Fran Kirby talks to Tony Leighton about completing a fourteen-year journey from the Reading Centre of Excellence to an England debut against Sweden in August. She describes joining Reading at seven, training with twelve-year-olds…
Run-of-page feature She Kicks, issue 23, September 2014 pp.44–45
Becky Wilkins accepts an invitation from England sponsor Vauxhall to train at St George's Park with head coach Mark Sampson, assistant Marieanne Spacey and midfielder Jade Moore. She describes the journey from Liverpool, the…
Interview She Kicks, issue SK22, July 2014 p.28
Tony Leighton interviews Jill Ellis, newly appointed permanent head coach of the United States women's national team, who grew up in Portsmouth dreaming of playing netball for England before moving to America at 15.…
Interview She Kicks, issue SK20, April 2014 p.12
Catherine Etoe meets Lianne Sanderson after the striker's return to the England squad. An Arsenal legend who won the UEFA Cup as a teenager and every domestic honour available, Sanderson moved to America four…
Run-of-page feature She Kicks, issue SK18, December 2013 p.51
Harjeet Johal examines the artificial turf controversy surrounding the 2015 World Cup, expanded to 24 nations and starting in Edmonton on 6 June. All six host stadiums share artificial surfaces, five having been built…
Interview She Kicks, issue SK18, December 2013 p.34
The Liverpool right back savours a second championship medal fifteen years after her first, having collected too many runners-up medals in a career spanning more than twenty years, a World Cup and a Euro…
Interview She Kicks, issue SK16, September 2013 pp.24–25
Tony Leighton profiles the Super League's first Japanese player, who has joined Chelsea from Turbine Potsdam while her husband Kosuke, a sports psychologist, remains in Japan. Yuki Ogimi says the separation is difficult but…
