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8 articles indexed from the She Kicks and Her Goal archive
Other She Kicks, issue 77, February 2023 pp.60–61
Two readers share the slot. Seven-year-old Ava Kenwrick-Lapthorne from Birmingham plays up front for Stourbridge Under-8s so she can score goals, supports Birmingham City's men and Manchester United's women, and names Ella Toone three…
Other She Kicks, issue 75, September 2022 pp.40–41
The tournament reduced to its figures. Thirty-one matches produced 95 goals, at 3.07 per match and one every 29 minutes. It began and ended with record crowds: 68,871 at Old Trafford for England's 1-0…
Interview She Kicks, issue 67, June 2021 pp.38–42
Northern Ireland beat Ukraine 2-1 in Kovalivka and 2-0 at Seaview to reach a first major tournament, and five of the squad describe what it felt like. Jackie Burns flew back to university in…
Other She Kicks Special Edition, February 2017 pp.23–24
Two Durham supporters who also watch Sunderland explain why the Wildcats have their loyalty. Connor Lamb went for a change in the club's first WSL season and never stopped, praising a club that does…
Run-of-page feature She Kicks, issue 34, April 2016 pp.32–33
Three WSL 2 players look ahead. Durham's Northern Ireland international Sarah McFadden, newly arrived from Sunderland, expects a top-four finish at worst and rates Bristol and Everton as the teams to beat, tipping team-mate…
Interview She Kicks, issue 31, November 2015 p.19
A four-page two-way interview at Sunderland's Academy of Light with full backs Abby Holmes, 24, and Vicki Greenwell, 30, who retired after the final game of the season at Chelsea, reviewing a fourth-placed finish…
Other She Kicks, issue SK21, June 2014 p.50
A tongue-in-cheek set of end-of-season dressing-room awards, compiled by an undercover agent at WSL2 side Sunderland who reveals herself partway through as Beth Mead. Helen Alderson takes the lateness award and Abby Joice fastest…
Run-of-page feature She Kicks, issue SK06, February 2012 p.38
A year-book style questionnaire in which Northern Ireland forward Sarah McFadden and defender Julie Nelson are asked to identify the characters in their squad. Nadine Caldwell is named the Energizer Bunny for going furthest…
