Season
23 articles indexed from the She Kicks and Her Goal archive
Run-of-page feature She Kicks, issue 2, April 2010 p.9
Photographer James Prickett's three-page picture essay follows the 2009-10 FA Women's Cup from September to the City Ground, in chronological rather than round order thanks to a Baltic winter. It begins with Eastleigh 5-0…
News She Kicks, issue 1, December 2009 p.4
She Kicks opens its first issue with kickOFF, a two-page news round-up of the stories shaping the game at the end of 2009. The lead item is Lucy Bronze becoming the first British player…
Interview She Kicks, issue 1, December 2009 p.7
Karen Carney talks to Tony Leighton after two and a half months out of the game. Her 62nd-minute appearance against Turkey in November was her first football since England's European Championship final defeat by…
Interview She Kicks, issue 1, December 2009 p.12
Glasgow City's Leeanne Campbell submits to She Kicks' questions after passing 200 appearances for the club in the final game of the season, against Boroughmuir. Eight years in, she counts four league titles, three…
Interview She Kicks, issue 1, December 2009 p.15
Scotland head coach Anna Signeul talks to news editor Wilf Frith about a side she believes is progressing steadily, having been unlucky to lose a Euro play-off to Russia and taken good results against…
Interview She Kicks, issue 1, December 2009 p.16
Emma Pursey interviews Cheryl Foster, the PE teacher who is Wales's most capped player and Liverpool's longest-serving member. Foster broke Kath Morgan's caps record without realising, focused instead on getting the points in Azerbaijan,…
News She Kicks, issue 1, December 2009 p.17
A development news sidebar on the Welsh Football Trust's investment in girls' football performance centres, the next rung on the ladder into Wales's elite structures. Until now the first step for girls has been…
Run-of-page feature She Kicks, issue 1, December 2009 p.18
The Welsh Premier Women's League kicked off its inaugural season under floodlights at Park Avenue on Thursday 24 September, Aberystwyth Town facing Llanidloes Town in front of hundreds of fans. Funded by the FAW…
Interview She Kicks, issue 1, December 2009 p.19
Mark Hodsman meets the two overseas players recruited by FA Women's Premier League Northern Division club Lincoln Ladies. American Randi Johns heard about the club from goalkeeper Kay Hawke, who had played for Ventura…
Tournament feature She Kicks, issue 1, December 2009 p.24
A three-page Champions League Q&A with Everton's Becky Easton and Jody Handley and Arsenal's Ciara Grant, reviewing the rebranded competition's first season. Easton and Handley welcome the switch from week-long qualifying tournaments to two-legged…
