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With the season about to start, five Spurs supporters who write or talk about Spurs Women provide a preview, giving their views on topics that include the new manager, summer transfer window, expectations for the season and priorities for the women's side post-Levy. 1. Martin Ho managerial appointment (score out of 10). Martin Ho. Image: …
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By Jack Howes24th August 2025 With less than two weeks until the WSL transfer deadline, Spurs have, by the end of Sunday 24th August, signed just one player. For a team that finished 11th out of 12 last season Spurs inaction this summer is… surprising. After all, it was not as if the team had …
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Eight Spurs supporters / commentators answered a dozen both serious and less serious questions about Spurs Women as we build up to our first game of the 2024-25 WSL season. This will be Tottenham's sixth season in the WSL and their second under the leadership of Swedish manager, Robert Vilahamn. Find out what our contributors …
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Last year a bunch of Spurs supporters predicted how we thought the team would do in 2022/23 and we were soooo wrong (you can check it out here). But we're trying again for 2023/24, each answering 10 questions about the upcoming season. Spurs Women after a friend in summer 2023. Image: @SpursWomen 1. What position …
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A survey for supporters of Spurs Women was run online. This blog summarises supporters' responses to a set of questions about the season we have just finished, players, games and what went wrong. Part 2 will follow and will unpick detailed and interesting responses about supporters' hopes for next year, including new signings, and about …
Continue reading "Spurs Women 2022-23 Supporters’ Survey: Results Part 1"
In this blog @rachellaracohen reflects on Spurs Women's crucial upcoming game. If Spurs Women win against Reading this Saturday we are safe in the WSL for another year. Lose or Draw and, depending on goal difference and how Reading perform against Chelsea in their last game, Spurs may require a point away at West Ham …
Five things @davidpuckridge would like to ask Spurs Interim Manager Vicky Jepson before this weekend's crucial game against Reading. Whenever I watch Vicky Jepson talk I’m impressed with her communication skills; I may not always agree with her but she explains her decision making well. But one of my plaintive cries in regards to the …
Today Spurs announced that the final home game of the women’s season has been moved to Saturday 20th May and that it will be the second part of a double header at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. The first part will see the men’s team play Brentford. Given recent comments about the WSL from Daniel Levy …
By @davidpuckridge Having drawn the short straw, I am contractually obliged to tackle the elephant in the room. Yes, that’s right: Andy Rogers, Spurs’ Head of Global Football Development. Okay, not really. And frankly all I can find of Andy Rogers is his comments accompanying the announcement that Rehanne Skinner had been sacked. No, I …
The focus of women’s football on inspiring young girls limits the growth of the game. When Usain Bolt ran the 100 meters in 9.58 seconds. I was mesmerised. It was spectacular. It did not mean my own 100m speed increased. When Jessica Ennis got an Olympic gold in the heptathlon or Beth Tweddle a long-deserved …
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