A history charting the rise, fall, and rise again of women's soccer from "The Guardian's" sports journalist.
What The Reviewers Say
Fiona Skillen,
The Times Literary Supplement (UK)
... pulls together stories across a period of more than 140 years into a compelling narrative.
Paula Cocozza,
The Guardian (UK)
Fascinating connections emerge from this history.
Mary Hannigan,
The Irish Times (IRE)
[Wrack] includes several pearls of press reports from the earliest days, including the Standard’s editorial, that give a flavour of the derision and hostility that greeted the pioneers of women’s football.
Melanie Reid,
The Times (UK)
This is a political book. Suzanne Wrack is The Guardian’s women’s football correspondent and her focus is the misogyny that runs, an unbreakable thread, through the history and development of the women’s game.