A fansite for everything Tottenham Hotspur Women related
The Finnish international has thrived as a #10 and is increasingly important for Spurs Women Eveliina Summanen came to Spurs in January 2022 from Swedish side Kristianstads DFF. Most news stories about the transfer at the time were brief. She was not a star, nor even widely mooted as an ‘exciting prospect’. Spurs' then-manager, Rehanne …
Some strikers score trophy winning goals. Some strikers score goals that dig out their teams in difficult times. I hope that there is a future in which Bethany England wins trophies at Spurs, but right now, with six games remaining, it looks like her goals might keep the club in the top-flight. Bethany England in …
I wanted to write a little in praise of the mentality of the Spurs Women team as I don’t think it gets remarked on nearly enough and I think it’s something we can all be inspired by and learn from. https://twitter.com/AshNev10/status/1632739992073109505?s=20 Ashleigh Neville remains positive following defeat vs Manchester City away. Bill Shankly famously said …
Working out which Spurs Women players are injured has been turning the club’s fans into detectives. But it doesn’t have to be that way. Other clubs provide detailed updates. For instance, following the press conference with Liverpool manager, Matt Beard, Emma Saunders of the BBC reported that: “Leanne Kiernan is "at least 10 weeks away" …
Following a three game suspension Ashleigh Neville re-found her rhythm in the game against Manchester United (despite a frustrating 1-2 loss). With the winter break and postponed games, a three game suspension had extended for a month and a half, so it felt like it had been a long time since we had seen Ashleigh …
Tottenham Hotspur Women travel to Aston Villa on Saturday (14th January) in the first WSL game of 2023. By then it will have been almost a month since the team's previous game (a 1-0 away victory over Championship side Southampton in the Conti Cup). It also follows a winter break that couldn't have come soon …
Continue reading "Four things to look out for on Spurs Women’s return"
They've been with us for half a season now, enough time to evaluate what Tottenham's summer signings have brought to the squad. In an end of year review of the first half of the season I suggested that the seven signings Spurs made in summer 2022 have strengthened the squad, and bench, but have not …
Continue reading "Mid-Season Rating of Spurs’ Summer Signings"
The England Squad was announced this week for the final pre-Euros friendly games. Once again all the outfield players were drawn from just four clubs and once again Ashleigh Neville was overlooked. Rachel argues that her omission is a bad look. First, because Ash is a great player who could contribute to the England setup. …
Continue reading "Ashleigh Neville’s exclusion from the England squad is a bad look"
Since we joined the Super League Spurs have not been a high scoring side. We surprised many in our first season by finishing safely in 7th. We scored only one goal in a win or draw 4 times and never more than 2 goals in any game in that 15 game truncated league season, keeping …
On Saturday April 9th in Townsville Australia in the fifteenth minute of a dramatic friendly between New Zealand and Australia women’s teams Ria Percival went down. There was no contact, it was no-one’s fault. But, unlike the innumerable times this season that we’ve seen Ria get fouled or watched as she’s gone in for a …
Continue reading "Ria is Out. What does this Mean for Spurs?"
Spurs Women Blog 