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This is the third part of our report on the Spurs Fan Survey. If you want more on this season, check out Part 1 (scoring the players) and Part 2 (player awards). In this part we look at what fans said they wanted for the future. It's based on some free-text questions where people could …
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This is the second of three blogs with the results of the Spurs Women End of Season Fan Survey. Part 1 summarised fans' manager and player ratings. This part looks at who fans nominated in six (not entirely serious) categories. Part 3 explores fans' thoughts on the next season. So, let's get started. 1. The …
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It’s that fun time when we get to see how Spurs fans rated individual players this season. What do fans say was their worst and best game? Who has been voted as having the fanciest footwork, who’s most often saved our bacon, what we need to do over the summer to be ready to compete …
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Tottenham welcomed 11th placed Leicester City to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium for the final game of the season. The last time these two teams met in the WSL, Tottenham ran out 2-0 winners at the King Power Stadium with goals from William and Addison. Tottenham was looking for revenge after being defeated by Leicester 3-1 …
Following the North London Derby at the Emirates, Arsenal Manager, Jonas Eidevall, stated that his team beating Tottenham 3-0 meant that ‘football was the winner’. It’s a tired cliché, but there are lots of tired clichés in football. More pertinently, it’s a cliché that’s usually trotted out to celebrate games that are hard-fought or a …
Tottenham visited Walton Hall Park to take on 10th placed Everton on Matchday 20. The last time both teams met was in December when Tottenham ran out 1-0 winners with a goal from Naz. Tottenham was looking to bounce back after back to back defeats to Chelsea while Everton look to avoid relegation. Tottenham went …
Spurs Women play Chelsea at the Hive on Sunday (24th April) and then away on Thursday (28th April). Following that the season wraps up with three games in eight days: away to Everton (Sunday); away to Arsenal (Wednesday); and Leicester at home, at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium (Sunday). After a surprisingly successful third year in …
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The summer transfer window has not yet begun for Tottenham Hotspur Women, but already the club is making moves to ensure that this season’s historic success can be built upon to elevate the club’s status into one of the top teams in the WSL. Perhaps the most important decision this past week was to secure …
Continue reading "Rehanne Skinner’s Contract Extended Ahead of a Big Summer for Spurs Women"
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 …
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