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By Rachel Cohen. In his press conference the Spurs manger talked about losing to Manchester City (again) and whether they were closing the gap; Spurs' upcoming FA Cup game against Charlton; the Beth England-Martha Thomas partnership; what you miss with Ash Neville and Drew Spence out injured; building squad fitness; the problem of chance creation …
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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 Rachel Cohen Today England manager Sarina Wiegman announces the November Lionesses squad for the next round of Nations League games. It is unlikely to contain many surprises. But just over a week ago Wiegman was at Brisbane Road watching a hard-fought draw between Spurs and Liverpool. This is, as far as anyone can recall, …
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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 …
Spurs Women lost their last two games: 2-1, away at Aston Villa and 1-3 at home to Chelsea. The loss to Chelsea saw them exit the Conti Cup at the quarter final stage, while the loss to Aston Villa was the fifth straight loss in the WSL, where Spurs have not won since their increasingly …
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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. …
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Freewheeling, high-scoring, clean-sheet maintaining. What’s not to love? We’ll add a full match report soon, but for now this collates video of the four goals from the victory over Brighton that put us a point off of third place in the WSL. What's especially notable is how many different members of the team played critical …
Image by @onherside1 & @CharlotteS1206 I love watching Ashleigh Neville play for Spurs. When she’s on the ball I am excited about what might happen. When she closes down a player I am confident she will come away with a neat sidestep and the ball – or at least put in a decent tackle or …
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