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22 articles indexed from the She Kicks and Her Goal archive
Interview She Kicks, issue 71, February 2022 pp.42–45
Catherine Etoe interviews the Rangers midfielder, back from a three-month lay-off after a teammate stood on her toe and tore her plantar, and who marked her return before the winter break with two goals…
Interview She Kicks, issue 60, May 2020 pp.41–43
Mark Gordon's interview with Kilmarnock's vice-captain, who had just signed on for a 21st season with the club she joined at six, despite having only turned 27. Kilmarnock Women, founded as Stewarton Thistle in…
Column / Opinion She Kicks, issue 53, April 2019 p.18
Hibernian captain Joelle Murray reports four league games and two League Cup games into the 2019 SWPL season, from a frustrating goalless Edinburgh derby against Spartans to wins over Celtic, Motherwell, Rangers, Hearts and…
Interview She Kicks, issue 53, April 2019 pp.24–27
Chloe Arthur plays full-back for Scotland and centre-midfield for Birmingham City, two roles that never overlap, and she has stopped trying to settle on one. She talks about the transition under Marta Tejedor after…
Column / Opinion She Kicks, issue 52, March 2019 p.20
Hibernian captain and Scotland internationalist Joelle Murray reports on a busy start to 2019 after an injury-hit 2018. Her domestic season ended in November with a Scottish Cup final win over SWPL 2 side…
Interview She Kicks, issue 52, March 2019 pp.40–41
Conducted entirely as a Twitter exchange, the #SheTweets Q&A catches FC Rosengard forward Fiona Brown a few games into her third season in Sweden and in contention for Shelley Kerr's World Cup squad. She…
Interview She Kicks, issue 49, September 2018 pp.24–27
Five years into life at Arsenal, Emma Mitchell has watched the club cycle through squads without ever quite finding consistency, and thinks Joe Montemurro has changed that by keeping the core together. The three…
Column / Opinion She Kicks, issue 48, July 2018 p.42
Seven weeks after fracturing an ankle, Joelle Murray reports from the other side of the touchline. The first fortnight was spent house-bound with her foot elevated, her crutches doubling as toys for an eighteen-month-old…
Tournament feature She Kicks, issue 48, July 2018 pp.51–53
The June window left all three home nations in play and Wales in the strangest position of all. England won 3-1 in Moscow with Jill Scott scoring twice, though Phil Neville called it the…
Interview She Kicks, issue 48, July 2018 pp.40–41
The chant from the Hibernian dressing room after the SWPL Cup final was that there is only one Lizzie Arnot, and she had just scored five in a major final a year after an…
