Tag: football

Have you ever sent an email when you've been a little drunk and it changed your life? That’s exactly what amazing sculptor and ceramist Emmely Elgersma did to fulfil her passion for football

By Glorious

It's Christmas and team Glorious want to celebrate the amazing sporting stories over the past year. Editor Alison Root shares some Glorious highlights that truly showcase the breadth and popularity of women's sport

By Alison Root

We talk to This Fan Girl co-founder Amy Drucquer about changing the portrayal of female football fans and the platform’s latest campaign to provide a better experience for women watching football in pubs

By Amy Sedghi

“Football means a lot of different things to a lot of different people. But it always means something.” Glorious meets Goal Click, the organisation championing female storytellers and connecting the world through the power of football

By Eleanor Lee

“I want to create a safe space where women… can be empowered through football.” Coach Comfort Etim tackles a crisis in her community through her own team of Angels in Liverpool

By Emmie Harrison-West

Emily Spiller had no interest whatsoever in women’s football, but the Women’s Euros have opened her eyes to the beautiful game and she explains how she became hooked and why her support won’t stop

By Emily Spiller

The Women's Euros has kicked off football fever. Singer, songwriter and passionate footballer Chelcee Grimes tells us what the game means to her and how much she owes to the female players of 1895

By Glorious

Football is never just a game. We talk to Jody East, the curator of a new exhibition that will inspire fans and non-fans alike with historic and contemporary stories of football as a vehicle for self-empowerment and social change

By Glorious

Singer Olivia Dean discusses the powerful emotional connection between football and family, women’s confidence around sports, and why summer is all about rounders in the park

By Al Greenwood

Gender play and accolades: “Once upon a time, there was a little girl in Scotland, who was actually a little boy.” We chat to Rose Reilly, whose determination has taken her far in women’s football

By Alice Snape