How the lifting of the SFA ban took decades to change the women's game

Karen Fraser; Fiona Skillen

How the lifting of the SFA ban took decades to change the women's game

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Fifty years ago Scottish blazers ended official opposition to women playing football. The move did not bring any material benefits but should be celebrated as a landmark in the process of glacial change.

Original language	English
Pages	216-223
Number of pages	8
No.	33
Specialist publication	Nutmeg
Publisher	Nutmeg
Publication status	Published - Sept 2024

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How the lifting of the SFA ban took decades to change the women's game

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