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·She Kicks, issue 63, October 2020 ·pp.10–13
A four-page reference map of how international the FA Women's Super League had suddenly become. It lists every player in the 2020/21 season who comes from or represents a nation other than England -…
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·She Kicks, issue 63, October 2020 ·pp.24–29
Twenty FA WSL players answer a set of deliberately silly questions, and the results are more revealing than the format suggests. Most of the league, it turns out, believes in life on other planets…
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·She Kicks, issue 55, August 2019 ·pp.43–49
She Kicks records one of the busiest transfer windows the English women's game had seen, listing more than ninety moves made in June and July 2019 up to the 17th. The headline departures run…
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·She Kicks, issue 45, January 2018 ·p.14
Sophie Lawson's light-hearted survey of the Dutch and Belgian influx into the WSL notes that seven arrivals in the summer mean the league could now field a full Belgian-Dutch starting XI: van Veenendaal, Van…
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·She Kicks, issue 43, September 2017 ·pp.34–36
Six reporters take the same three questions about a busy summer and largely agree on the answer to the third: Arsenal did the best business, adding Vivianne Miedema, Lisa Evans and Josephine Henning, though…
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·She Kicks, issue 43, September 2017 ·pp.38–41
On a Tuesday morning at Finch Farm, on the other side of the complex from Ronald Koeman's Premier League squad, Everton's women train as full-time professionals for the first time in the club's history.…