Impetus’ Emmanuel Faith reports from Chelsea head coach Emma Hayes‘ media conference today looking ahead to the WSL champions’ season opener at home to Tottenham Hotspur at Stamford Bridge on Sunday (29/9/23). Above: Chelsea boss Emma Hayes ended the last WSL season with her hands on silverware. She’s going all out to repeat it yetContinue reading “Hayes on Flying Fran and need to manage international windows better”
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Skinner: “Tight” and enlarged United squad ready for the challenges ahead
Impetus’ Ruby Perry reports from Manchester United head coach Marc Skinner‘s media conference today looking ahead to their opening WSL game away to Aston Villa on Sunday (29/9/23). Above: Manchester United head coach Marc Skinner who is hugely positive ahead of the new season. Photo: Guardian. Manchester United head coach Marc Skinner has spoken toContinue reading “Skinner: “Tight” and enlarged United squad ready for the challenges ahead”
Kirk: Leicester are ready and primed for big opener
Impetus’ Genevieve Henry reports from Leicester City head coach Willie Kirk‘s media conference ahead of Sunday’s opening WSL game at newly promoted Bristol City (28/9/23). Above: Leicester City boss Willie Kirk – full of positivity about the season ahead. Photo: Leicester City. Ahead of Sunday’s clash with Bristol City, Leicester City head coach Willie KirkContinue reading “Kirk: Leicester are ready and primed for big opener”
Impetus Round Table: WSL Predictions
Five of our writers, Genevieve Henry, Kieran Yap, Emmanuel Faith, Aimee Logan, and Ben Gilby discuss what this season will look like in the Women’s Super League (27/9/23). Above: Chelsea’s Australian superstar Sam Kerr – out for more trophies for both club and on a personal level this season. Photo: Women’s Super League. Who doContinue reading “Impetus Round Table: WSL Predictions”
Foord & Catley’s “well-oiled machine” to become even finer with Cooney-Cross’ arrival
by Genevieve Henry (16/9/23) Above: Steph Catley (left) and Caitlin Foord’s telepathic connection at club and country is reaping rewards. Photo: Arsenal FC. Caitlin Foord and Steph Catley play like a well-oiled machine, pumping out chances and baffling the opponents. Arsenal’s Aussies have a relationship matched by no other duo in football, and it’s noContinue reading “Foord & Catley’s “well-oiled machine” to become even finer with Cooney-Cross’ arrival”
Women’s Football viewing recommendations
In her debut article for Impetus, Emily Brown details eight docuseries or films to stream in order to cure the post-World Cup blues (9/9/23). Above: England come together at the World Cup – there are plenty of opportunities to delve into the inside story of the Lionesses within Emily’s choices. Photo: Lionesses. Now that theContinue reading “Women’s Football viewing recommendations”
How Australia’s WSL players faired against Ireland
by Jonathan Tay (22/7/23) Above: The Matildas come together. Photo: Football Australia/CommBank Matildas. There are now an astounding 11 Australians who will be plying their trade in the Women’s Super League, the top competition in England. That number reflects not only the golden generation of this Matildas’ period but also the growing status of theContinue reading “How Australia’s WSL players faired against Ireland”
Guro Reiten: The case for the baby-faced assassin
by Emmanuel Faith (2/6/23) Above: Guro Reiten contesting possession for Chelsea in the FA Cup Final. Photo: Ben Phillips for Impetus. When Sam Kerr won Chelsea’s player of the season, their fanbase was divided. A lot felt that the Western Australian deserved it – she has come up trumps for the team this season, especially inContinue reading “Guro Reiten: The case for the baby-faced assassin”
Blue is the colour and winning is their aim
Darrell Allen provides a fans-eye perspective on Chelsea’s WSL winning victory at Reading on Saturday (29/5/23). Above: Millie Bright (left) and Sam Kerr celebrate with the WSL trophy at the SCL Stadium on Saturday. Photo: Andy Wicks for Impetus. As comfortable as it gets Days shouldn’t come more high-pressured than a title-deciding final day awayContinue reading “Blue is the colour and winning is their aim”
Hayley Raso and her future
by Genevieve Henry (29/5/23) Above: Hayley Raso, who announced her departure from Manchester City at the weekend. Photo: Adam Johnstone for Impetus. Hayley Raso and her ribbons are departing Manchester City after two seasons. Her time at City was rather disappointing, her game time was inconsistent and dependant on the fitness of her teammates. CityContinue reading “Hayley Raso and her future”
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