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She Kicks issue 30

October 2015 42 articles indexed

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News: Dutch host Olympic play-offs; Southampton Saints washout/blowout defeat; England trio (Bardsley, Bronze, Houghton) named FIFA WWC2015 All-Star Squad; FA WSL expansion to 24 teams by long-term aim; Soccerella new women’s football store; Spain coach Ignacio Quereda resigns after 27 years, Jorge Vilda replaces; Sweden win UEFA U-19 Euros, Young Lionesses miss out on 2016 U20 WWC

News p.4

The first page of the issue's news round-up. The Netherlands will host a mini-tournament against Norway, Sweden and Switzerland the following March to decide UEFA's third qualifier for the Rio Olympics, a slot available…

News: Brazil win Pan-Am gold; FIFA developments (Vanuatu, Samoa); Conti Cup Final heads to Rotherham; Independent’s 50 Most Influential Women in Sport (Houghton, Rabbatts, Simmons, Akhtar, Spacey, Aluko, Hayes, Harrington, Stoney); Seattle Reign win NWSL Shield again, Kim Little hat-trick; Qatar-Sheffield FC partnership; England v Germany friendly announced; Australia WNT withdraw from USWNT games in pay dispute; Welsh Premier Women’s League 2015-16 launch

News p.5

The second page of the news round-up. Brazil beat Colombia 4-0 to take Pan-American Games gold. The FA WSL Continental Tyres Cup Final is confirmed for the AESSEAL New York Stadium in Rotherham on…

Title Hunter: Gemma Davison interview

Interview p.10

Kieran Theivam interviews Gemma Davison, who could become the only player to win the FA Women's Super League with three different clubs should Chelsea add the title to their FA Cup. The England winger…

Patter With Potter: She Tweets with Jo Potter

Other p.17

The She Tweets slot puts questions to Birmingham City and England midfielder Jo Potter over Twitter. Potter calls a win at Bristol a relief and hopes five points will be enough for safety, and…

Gallery: Snaps & Action from WSL1 (Aug-Sept 2015)

Other p.20

A two-page photographic gallery of snaps and action from FA WSL 1 during August and September 2015, credited to FA via Getty Images. The images are presented without conventional captions, each instead carrying a…

Follis & Reading On The Up: Emma Follis interview

Interview p.23

Nat Clarke interviews Reading forward Emma Follis, one of the reasons goals have been raining around the club alongside Bianca Bragg and Lauren Bruton. Follis calls the campaign really successful, pointing to a close…

Snaps & Snapshots From Around The Leagues & Cups (gallery)

Other p.28

A gallery of snaps and snapshots from around the leagues and cups, credited to jamesprickett.co.uk. The captioned images include Aston Villa's Maddy Cusack colliding with Reading's Laura-May Walkley, Watford's Ellie Mason challenged by Oxford…

They Kick: with Arsenal Ladies Supporters Club

Other p.41

The They Kick slot meets the Arsenal Ladies Supporters Group through communications officer Eoghan Mitchell, who explains the group started in August with 25 or more members and is always looking for more. He…

The PFA Residential Rehabilitation Scheme (sidebar feature)

Other p.43

A sidebar explaining the PFA Residential Rehabilitation Scheme, through which more than 750 registered players have benefited since the partnership began three years earlier, many of them PFA members from FA WSL 1 clubs.…

Kit Check: Alys Hinchcliffe (Yeovil Town, Wales U19)

Run-of-page feature p.55

The Kit Check questionnaire is answered by Yeovil Town and Wales Under-19 international Alys Hinchcliffe, who loves her boots and bleaches her laces. Her first pair were red Adidas Predator Pulse; she has just…

Car Quiz: Chloe O’Connor (Cardiff Met, Wales U19)

Other p.56

The Car Quiz puts its questions to Chloe O'Connor, a 20-year-old centre midfielder with Cardiff Met who has represented Wales at Under-19 level. She drives a little Ford KA which she has not yet…

Official Kicks: Gillian Armstrong (referee, Northumberland)

Other p.57

The Official Kicks slot, sponsored by the University of Gloucestershire, profiles Gillian Lesley Armstrong, a 49-year-old referee from Ponteland in Northumberland who has been officiating since the 1990s and now helps develop a new…

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