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20 articles indexed from the She Kicks and Her Goal archive
Interview She Kicks Special Edition, October 2016 p.70
An interview with the England and Everton goalkeeper who retired after two decades at the top level with 82 caps, and who by 2016 had a media career and a baby daughter. Brown-Finnis 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…
Interview She Kicks, issue 36, July 2016 p.55
Keith Boanas, head coach of Estonia's women's national team and a UEFA Pro Licence holder, answers the Coach Kicks questionnaire. He names Bobby Robson, whom he met and followed as president of the Surrey…
News She Kicks, issue 29, August 2015 pp.4–7
The tournament in Canada sets record television audiences worldwide, the final becoming the most-watched football match ever in the United States with 25.4 million viewers, while the England-Japan semi-final peaked at 2.4 million on…
Column / Opinion She Kicks, issue 26, February 2015 p.3
Jen O'Neill welcomes an issue with a deliberately global focus, featuring both the Asian and African Women's Players of the Year, and argues that in a World Cup year the international game matters more…
Interview She Kicks, issue 26, February 2015 pp.10–13
Rachel Brown-Finnis reflects on retiring after some twenty years in the game, describing the reaction as like attending her own funeral and having the eulogy read out. She explains that a group of senior…
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…
Run-of-page feature She Kicks, issue SK10, September 2012 pp.28–30
A three-way interview with the goalkeepers voted into the magazine's FA Women's Premier League team of the year for 2011-12 by readers and followers: Cherie Rowlands of Barnet, Rachel Laws of Sunderland and Lauren…
Interview She Kicks, issue SK06, February 2012 p.44
For the best part of a decade Pauline Cope was England's first-choice goalkeeper, a commanding five foot eleven shot stopper known for a booming voice and colourful language. She retired in 2006, perhaps too…
Run-of-page feature She Kicks, issue 3, October 2010 p.17
A club history marking Millwall Lionesses' 40th season, begun with a league opener against Leeds United. Formed in 1971, the Lionesses spent twenty years in the Greater London League, winning it seven times and…
