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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How organised women’s football began across Europe: Germany, Netherlands, France
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.
Most were built without football federation backing; most were built in the...
The best stories in English women’s football aren’t all in the WSL
This week the FA Women’s National League fixtures were released. Tiers 3 and 4 of English women’s football may not ordinarily be on your radar but I want to convince you they should be.
Where we all love the flashy end of football, the big...
Correcting the Myth: 10 landmark crowds that define women’s football
I saw an email this week chastising people who mentioned Marta when Messi became the leading World Cup goalscorer.
The writer made some good points - for a start, comparing women’s and men’s sport isn’t helpful to either narrative. They ma...
Team Expendable
Forest Green Rovers (FGR) have axed their women’s team to support their men’s team.
This is not a headline from the 1980s. The story broke this week.
FGR Chairman, Dale Vince, has hit back at criticism about the club not caring about wome...
53,000 people watched them play. A year later, they were banned.
Boxing Day 1920. 53,000 people. The biggest crowd football had ever seen. A year later, they were banned.
Goodison Park is filled to the rafters. 53,000 people have crammed inside, and reports say another 10,000 are stuck outside without t...
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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. This is women's football: past, present, and future.
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