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Nia Jones

7 articles indexed from the She Kicks and Her Goal archive

Two New Girls (Rachel Furness and Nia Jones interview)

Interview She Kicks, issue 41, May 2017 p.30

Two Spring Series newcomers introduce themselves to supporters who have only seen them play a few times. Reading's Northern Ireland midfielder Rachel Furness cries at sad films, is frightened of spiders and would head…

View From The Field: Ward’s Words (Helen Ward column)

Column / Opinion She Kicks, issue 40, April 2017 p.29

Helen Ward announces she is expecting her second child in September and will miss the Spring Series, having only just signed for Yeovil Town, where she knew a great many team-mates from Wales duty…

Round Up: FAWPL / SWPL / Regional Leagues / Supasnaps

News She Kicks, issue SK13, April 2013 pp.36–39

A four-page round-up of the game below the WSL. Nottingham Forest's Aileen Whelan previews a home FA Women's Cup fifth-round tie with Arsenal, calling the draw typical but a great challenge, and credits manager…

Round Up — Cup Crusaders / Combination Climbers / Supasnaps

Run-of-page feature She Kicks, issue SK12, February 2013 pp.33–35

A three-part round-up from the lower reaches of the game. 'Cup Crusaders' hears from managers whose sides enjoyed FA Cup runs: Andy Holdaway of Colne Valley, proud to be the last team from their…

Wales Women — Most Likely To

Run-of-page feature She Kicks, issue SK11, November 2012 pp.38–39

Jess Fishlock and Helen Lander form the judging panel for a set of mock awards covering the Wales squad. Jayne Ludlow, nicknamed Debs after Deborah Meaden, takes Biggest Diva and Grumpiest, and is remembered…

FA Women’s Awards 2011 / FA of Wales Women’s Awards 2011

Other She Kicks, issue SK05, November 2011 p.4

A full listing of the winners at The FA Women's Football Awards 2011, held at the HAC in London on 14 October, printed alongside the FA of Wales women's awards. Rachel Williams of Birmingham…

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