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9 articles indexed from the She Kicks and Her Goal archive
Run-of-page feature She Kicks, issue 49, September 2018 pp.46–49
Behind a fully professional league are the women who kept the game going before it and cannot meet the hours it now demands. Carrie Dunn sets out the criteria - sixteen hours of daytime…
Interview She Kicks, issue 47, May 2018 p.47
Sunderland's captain returned to the club where her career began at sixteen and took the armband when a long-serving predecessor retired. She resists being typed: high standards, leading by example away from football as…
Interview She Kicks, issue 36, July 2016 pp.56–57
Sunderland midfielder Brooke Chaplen, twenty-seven and the club's leading scorer with five goals in the season's opening stages, talks music and career. She dislikes the heavy wordless dance music captain Steph Bannon plays, prefers…
Interview She Kicks, issue 33, February 2016 p.16
Sunderland captain Steph Bannon, who combines teaching with playing, explains why re-signing was never in doubt after leading the Black Cats to fourth in their first WSL 1 season. She dismisses talk of second…
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 29, August 2015 p.58
The magazine's recurring team slot features Hebburn Town Honeys, an Under-14 side in the Russell Foster Girls League whose club mascot is a bee and who play in yellow and black stripes. Coached by…
Run-of-page feature She Kicks, issue 24, November 2014 pp.28–29
WSL 2 delivered its own climax as Doncaster Rovers Belles pushed Sunderland to the final day. The Belles' 2-1 win at Sunderland, after falling behind, cancelled the promotion party and left the Black Cats…
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…
Other She Kicks, issue SK11, November 2012 p.33
A page of captioned action photographs from across the women's game, drawn largely from the FA Women's Cup qualifying rounds, the Premier League and its League Cup. Emma O'Leary and Ella Baker contest a…
