She Can Kick It
Clare McEwenWomen’s football - the past, present, and future of the game - written by author and journalist, Clare McEwen (who is still raging about being denied football as a kid but now channels it positively - mostly - here).
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I THINK WE’RE ALONE NOW
Half-and-half scarves are widely derided among football fans. Maybe they’re one of the few things that unite women’s and men’s football.
FourFourTwo magazine once described them as “unacceptable”, a souvenir for tourists and neutrals rathe...
The 40-year journey of how my Substack - She Can Kick It - began
At Old Trafford with the Women’s Euros trophy
Fell in love with a game
I fell in love with football when I was nine years old. Saturday afternoons sitting with my dad watching the scores come up on Grandstand. FA Cup finals listening...
From car tyre goalposts to treble winners: the story of Prestatyn Ladies FC
A few weeks ago I wrote about how women’s football leagues began to form in Wales. As is the joy of research, one line of thought often leads to another. Eventually you find yourself at the bottom of a research rabbit hole.
Well I haven’t...
Behind the scenes at women’s football media days
Over 40 years ago, I fell in love with football.
Although a pioneer in my own small way, in my own small town, on my own small pitch, I didn’t play for a real team until I went to uni in the mid-90s.
I may have shown the local boys that I...
How organised women’s football began across Europe, part 4: Italy
Women’s football grew in pockets: players formed teams, teams created small competitions, and those competitions slowly began to join the dots across each country.
They are stories of resilience, determination, and playing without permissi...
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Celebrating women's football past, present and future. She Can Kick It is written by Clare McEwen - author, journalist, and woman who has never walked past a football pitch without stopping to watch.
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