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44 articles indexed from the She Kicks and Her Goal archive
Interview She Kicks, issue 55, August 2019 pp.61–63
Emma Hunter co-manages Aberdeen's first ever senior women's team, a job she describes as a dream come true and reached by a route almost nobody would choose. She was about to take up a…
Poster She Kicks, issue 51, January 2019 p.12
A full-page portrait poster of Scotland captain Rachel Corsie, credited to PA Images and captioned with the national team's #OurGirlsOurGame hashtag. It carries no accompanying text beyond that caption, and appears in an issue…
News She Kicks, issue 47, May 2018 pp.4–6
Germany turn to Martina Voss-Tecklenburg after sacking Steffi Jones, and Fran Kirby becomes the first winner of the Football Writers' Association's Women's Footballer of the Year, taking more than half a panel vote and…
Interview She Kicks, issue 44, November 2017 pp.34–35
Rachel Corsie took the call from Shelley Kerr in Seattle after a comedy of missed calls and time differences, and had to sit on the news for a fortnight. She succeeds a captain in…
Run-of-page feature She Kicks, issue 43, September 2017 p.28
Shelley Kerr named her first Scotland squad in Edinburgh in August, bouncing between interviews in a red SFA tracksuit top and admitting it had been a long time coming since her April appointment. The…
Run-of-page feature She Kicks, issue 42, July 2017 pp.28–32
Scotland reach a first major tournament after losing three successive play-offs, and Alan Campbell introduces the squad that got them there. Gemma Fay stands one cap short of becoming Britain's first two-hundred-cap footballer and…
Interview She Kicks, issue 42, July 2017 p.30
Fifteen years after her senior debut and still only thirty-one, Jo Love gives the reader the domestic detail of a squad about to play its first major tournament. Her room-mate Lisa Evans is a…
Other She Kicks, issue 40, April 2017 pp.34–35
Glasgow City captain Leanne Ross, the club's record appearance maker and scorer and a participant in all ten title-winning campaigns, lists her ten favourite things about the club. Winning comes first: ten years, twenty-one…
Interview She Kicks, issue 38, November 2016 pp.8–10
Scotland qualified for Euro 2017, their first major finals, as one of the six best runners-up, after three successive play-off failures. Head coach Anna Signeul says the squad are still buzzing; captain Gemma Fay…
Other She Kicks Special Edition, October 2016 p.75
A team retrospective marking 23 October 2016, when Glasgow City completed ten successive Scottish Women's Premier League titles, told through a question-and-answer with co-founder Laura Montgomery, a centre-back for the club for eleven years…
