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614 articles indexed from the She Kicks and Her Goal archive
Other She Kicks, issue 51, January 2019 pp.36–39
A four-page review of the women's football year, in which She Kicks asked contributors and friends of the magazine for their favourite moment of 2018, their most depressing, and one wish for 2019. Journalists…
News She Kicks, issue 50, November 2018 pp.4–7
A four-page news round-up opening the November 2018 issue. Nils Nielsen is confirmed to replace Martina Voss-Tecklenburg as Switzerland head coach, Jess Fishlock is loaned by Seattle Reign to Lyon for their Champions League…
Tournament feature She Kicks, issue 50, November 2018 pp.8–11
A four-page review of the closing stages of European qualifying for the 2019 World Cup, as five more sides joined hosts France, Italy and Spain in booking their places. England overcame Wales 3-0 in…
Interview She Kicks, issue 50, November 2018 pp.12–15
Carrie Dunn interviews Manchester City's Claire Emslie the day after a 7-1 win over West Ham that she hopes marks a turning point in a slow start, City having gone out of the Champions…
Column / Opinion She Kicks, issue 50, November 2018 pp.34–35
Joelle Murray's column charts her comeback after nearly five months out, her first fifteen minutes coming on a historic evening at Forfar's Station Park in the first SWPL game shown live on BBC Alba.…
Interview She Kicks, issue 50, November 2018 pp.40–43
Mark Gordon profiles Spartans' seventeen-year-old midfielder Michaela McAlonie, one of the bright prospects emerging in the Scottish Building Society Scottish Women's Premier League as the national team's World Cup qualification lifts the domestic game.…
Interview She Kicks, issue 50, November 2018 pp.70–71
The Born Kicking slot introduces two twelve-year-old defenders living many miles apart. Evie Johnson plays for Cheltenham Town Ladies Under-12s and, she says, is made by her dad to support Cheltenham Town; right-footed, she…
Column / Opinion She Kicks, issue 49, September 2018 p.3
Jen O'Neill opens on a dizzying summer of players, managers and clubs all changing leagues, with the new-look WSL and Championship about to begin. Her tone has shifted from the previous issue's criticism: she…
News She Kicks, issue 49, September 2018 pp.4–6
New Zealand's head coach resigns after an independent review into the team's culture and after thirteen players refused to play for him, alleging bullying, intimidation and a culture of fear. Cheryl Foster becomes the…
Run-of-page feature She Kicks, issue 49, September 2018 pp.10–33
She Kicks previews the first fully professional Women's Super League club by club, and the answers say as much about the change as any table would. Hope Powell describes Brighton going full-time and the…
