About

This site was set up by Rachel (@rachellaracohen). She lives in London and works at a University for her day job.

Some content is by Rachel but there are contributions from a range of other Spurs supporters.

Currently Harsh (@harshm16) writes our Data Breakdowns and provides other tactical analyses.

Other contributors include: Sian (@sianwallis), Caroline (@carolinegracestefko), David (@davidpuckridge) and Dan (@lilywhiteladies).

If you are interested in contributing a blog post, have photographs or any other content, and are a Spurs Women supporter, whether you’re an experienced writer or newbie, and whether you are a season ticket holder or get your Spurs Women experience online, your contributions are welcome. Get in touch (see contact info at the end of this page). The more voices the better!

Background on why this site by Rachel.

I am a longtime Spurs fan. And recent (since 2021/22) Tottenham Women’s team Season Ticket holder. I try to attend all our home games and as many away games as possible. And it’s been a joy!

As I became more engaged with Spurs Women the lack of content or analysis out there, was striking, in comparison to the men’s game but even relative to other WSL teams. It’s improved over the last two years, but there’s still not much.

Starting this site was an attempt to collate useful content, increase the volume of Spurs Women chat, raise the team’s profile and provide a space for detailed analysis and debate – about THWFC and women’s football more generally. Another aspect of that has involved working with other fans to start the N17Women podcast.

I’m relatively new to the women’s game so will probably miss things that are obvious or get newly mad about long-time bugbears. Apologies in advance. In addition what’s here undoubtedly reflects my biases. I’ve also gone feet-first into developing this site without any experience of blogging or skills in web development so expect some clunkiness and ugly formatting! And, because everyone involved has day-jobs, there’s a chance updates will sometimes be slow. That said, if you’re a Spurs Women supporter (or a Spurs fan, curious about the women’s game) hopefully you’ll find what’s here useful in helping you to engage with and support the mighty Tottenham Hotspur Women.

If you have suggestions about things to add or change, and especially if you would like to contribute something, please get in touch. Over time I want the site (and Spurs support) to grow.

Meanwhile I will be dragging everyone I know to games at Brisbane Road (or White Hart Lane) and working out how the hell to get to Kingsmeadow via public transport (how can a team as successful as Chelsea Women have a home stadium in such a ridiculous place?).