The book details:
- the nerve wracking year-long qualification campaign they had to endure in their bid to reach the 2007 World Cup. 

- provides an exclusive look into the lives of the top players and the difficulties they faced just to be allowed to play the beautiful game.

- reveals how today’s squad, coached by former star player Hope Powell, deal with intensive training schedules, motherhood and injury.

- documents the inspirational tale of how European Championship home-turf defeat led to the team emerging as a force to be reckoned within the international arena.

- shines a spotlight into the issues that affect the women’s game, from mixed football bans to professionalism.

- Highlights the players’ much deserved individual achievements: from Rachel Yankey’s MBE to BBC pundit Sue Smith’s bid to break back into the squad.

The authors are Catherine Etoe and Natalia Sollohub. Catherine has spent the last five years covering the women’s game, contributing to a range of media from The Guardian to the Press Association.

Natalia is a photographic contributor to a variety of publications, including Fair Game magazine, while also working as a television highlights editor for the men’s English Premier League.

For more information on the book, email: info@threelionsonhershirt.com