She Can Kick It Podcast
by Clare McEwen
Women's football history, read aloud. These are the audio versions of some of my She Can Kick It articles. Some episodes are free, some are for paid Substack subscribers only. Presented by Clare McEwen, author of She Can Kick It. theaccidentalcoach.substack.com
Episodes
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Women’s football history: Sissi, Briana Scurry and Perpetua Nkwocha – Black Pioneers, Part 3
This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit theaccidentalcoach.substack.com Three Black women who shaped women’s football on three continents. Sissi grew up in Brazil when it was illegal for women to play football. She went on to share the 1999 World Cup Golden Boot. Briana…
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Black women’s football history: Emma Clarke, Kerry Davis and Hope Powell (Part 1)
Black women's football history for Black History Month. In Part 1, women's football historian Clare McEwen talks about Emma Clarke (Britain’s first known Black female footballer), Kerry Davis (first Black Lioness), and Hope Powell (first Black England manager). Later episodes focus on other...
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Women’s football history: the story of Prestatyn Ladies FC
This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit theaccidentalcoach.substack.com Women’s football history: Prestatyn Ladies FC, from car tyre goalposts to treble winners. In this episode, I look at the best-documented early women’s team in Wales, thanks to the scrapbooks kept by...
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Women’s football history: 10 record crowds, from 1895 to today
This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit theaccidentalcoach.substack.com Women’s football history: 10 landmark crowds that prove people have always turned up to watch. In this episode, I go through ten crowds, from 1895 to now that show women’s football was never short of…
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Women’s football history: the first leagues in Italy (Part 4)
This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit theaccidentalcoach.substack.com In Part 4 of this series, I look at Italy, where three rival organisations were running women’s leagues by 1970. There’s Silvana Cittadino, who went to watch Real Torino as a spectator, volleyed a stray...
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Women’s football history: the first leagues in Ireland, Northern Ireland and Wales (part 3)
This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit theaccidentalcoach.substack.com Women’s football history: how the first women’s leagues formed in Northern Ireland, the Republic of Ireland and Wales. In Part 3 of this series, I look at Big Molly Seaton, whose touring team drew crowds...
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Women’s football history: the first leagues in England and Scotland (Part 2)
This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit theaccidentalcoach.substack.com Women’s football history: how the first women’s leagues formed in England and Scotland. In Part 2 of this series, I look at the regional leagues that formed in England after the 1966 World Cup, despite…
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Women’s football history: the first leagues in Germany, the Netherlands and France (Part 1)
Women’s football history: how the first women’s leagues formed in Germany, the Netherlands and France. In Part 1 of this series, I look at Germany, where the DFB refused to let TuS Wörrstadt’s national competition be called the German Cup. In the Netherlands, the first women’s league was allowed…
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About this show
Women's football history, read aloud. These are the audio versions of some of my She Can Kick It articles. Some episodes are free, some are for paid Substack subscribers only. Presented by Clare McEwen, author of She Can Kick It.
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