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By Rachel Cohen 12th September 2025. Spurs manager Martin Ho spoke to the media. Ho’s side got their first win in eight months in the season opener against Wet Ham last week. On Sunday the team will be playing at Goodison Park, the first side to face Everton in their new home ground. The manager …
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Rachel Cohen 17th November 2024 A game that we lost 3-0 to Arsenal is not one that any Spurs supporter will want to re-live in detail. So instead here are a few post-game thoughts about where it leaves the team. Image: @Spurswomen 1. Déjà vu Five of the nine previous North London Derbies played in …
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14th October 2024 By Rachel Cohen. In their away game at Manchester United Spurs played better football than they have this season but still left on the wrong end of a 3-0 defeat. This blog poses some questions about the team. Tottenham played Manchester United at Leigh Valley. Image: Rachel Cohen Let’s start by saying …
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By Rachel Cohen “For me with football is all about relationships”. In his pre-Liverpool press conference Spurs manager Robert Vilahamn discussed Ashleigh Neville’s injury, Kit Graham’s contract renewal, Angharad James’ surprise departure from the club. He also talked about Grace Clinton, Wang Shuang and reflected on Spurs' upcoming games against Liverpool and Manchester City, making …
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By Rachel Cohen The January transfer window ended at midnight last night. During it four players have joined Tottenham and six have left (four on loan; one permanent departure; one loan recall). That means we are now two transfer windows into Vilahamn’s tenure as manager, so it is a good time to take stock of …
By Harsh Mishra. Over the past five days Spurs Women have returned to action after the winter break, notching up two back-to-back wins. The most recent, a 3-0 win away to Southampton, secured a place in the quarter-finals of the Conti Cup. The previous game saw them take on West Ham in the WSL, the …
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By Dave Puckridge. Five things noticed during (yet another) hard fought Spurs victory. This time it was against our WSL nemesis, West Ham. Final Score: Tottenham 4-3 West Ham. Venue: Chigwell Construction Stadium. Competition: WSL. Starting lineup for West Ham vs Spurs. Image: Spurs Women 1. Weathering The Weather And breathe (again)! It feels wrong …
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By Harsh Mishra. The first home game of the season and the first win of the season! Up against newly promoted, Bristol City, Spurs pretty much wrapped up this game by half time, as they raced to a three goal lead, ending the day 3-1 winners. Looking at how the teams set up: Tottenham fielded …
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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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It seems obvious that Vicky Jepson has done a better managerial job than Rehanne Skinner this season. @rachellaracohen takes a look at whether the data back that up. The simple statistics show that in her tenure Jepson won two games and drew three, only losing three. Compare that to Skinner who lost eleven and won …
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