Other
·She Kicks Special Edition, October 2016 ·p.52
The final era section of the retrospective, covering 2011 to 2016, opening with the arrival of the WSL and the levelling of the playing field. The year pages log Japan's fairytale World Cup win…
Interview
·She Kicks Special Edition, October 2016 ·p.73
A compilation of the magazine's interviews with the Scotland midfielder, the 2016 BBC Women's Footballer of the Year, drawn from archive print and Twitter question-and-answer sessions. From 2007, while still with Hibernian, she names…
Other
·She Kicks Special Edition, October 2016 ·p.76
The magazine's ranked list of the twenty best players in the United Kingdom across its twenty years, compiled by Tony Leighton and the anniversary editorial team, who explain the criteria: whether a player played…
Other
·She Kicks, issue 37, September 2016 ·pp.32–33
A double-page photographic gallery of Scottish Women's Premier League action between 9 July and 28 August 2016, photographed by John Williamson. Every image is captioned with names: Fiona Brown of Glasgow City celebrating against…
Interview
·She Kicks, issue 37, September 2016 ·p.31
Eighteen-year-old Glasgow City midfielder Erin Cuthbert made her Scotland debut at half time in Belarus in June, days after the painful four-nil defeat by Iceland, and calls it a dream come true that made…
Match report
·She Kicks, issue 36, July 2016 ·p.9
Hibernian ended Glasgow City's domestic monopoly at Ainslie Park on 15 June 2016, winning the SWPL Cup two-one with a deflected stoppage-time winner. Julie Fleeting had put City ahead on the half hour before…
Interview
·She Kicks, issue 32, January 2016 ·pp.12–15
Jill Scott, England's ninth centurion after her 100th appearance against Australia in China, admits a degree of disbelief at being named alongside the calibre of players in the hundred club, especially thinking back to…
News
·She Kicks, issue 26, February 2015 ·pp.4–8
Germany regain the top of the FIFA world rankings from the United States for the first time in seven years, with France reaching a best-ever third and England sixth. Nadine Kessler and Ralf Kellermann…
Interview
·She Kicks, issue SK19, February 2014 ·p.30
Olivia Blair profiles Kim Little as the 23-year-old Scotland midfielder prepares to leave Arsenal for Seattle Reign in the National Women's Soccer League. Little's Arsenal haul ran to five league titles, two WSL Continental…
Interview
·She Kicks, issue 17, October 2013 ·p.38
Richard Payne reports on Hibernian's season, a success story in a league still dominated by Glasgow City. Having lost a host of experienced players in the close season, Hibs turned to youth rather than…