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3rd October 2025. Rachel Cohen. Spurs manager Martin Ho spoke to the press about his team’s progress so far, and reflected on the role and positions of several key players including Tinka Tandberg, Bethany England, Ashleigh Neville, Eveliina Summanen and Drew Spence. He also discussed how he had shored up Spurs' defence and his use …
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Last month we got three Spurs fans (Harsh, Hannah and Dave) to pick their March Spurs Women player of the month. This month they’re back and picking the April Player of the Month, with shouts for Jessica Naz and Bethany England. To provide a little context for anyone who's forgotten, in April Spurs played three …
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We thought it would be interesting to kick-start a new tradition by getting Spurs supporting bloggers to pick out their player of the month. Below are the March picks of Harsh, Dave and Hannah. Which of them do you agree with - or do you have an wholly different suggestion? Amanda Nildén By Harsh Mishra …
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 …
Continue reading "Robert Vilahamn Pre-Charlton Press Conference: 9th February 2024"
By Dave Puckridge. Five things I noticed during Spurs' hard-fought FA Cup victory over Sheffield United. Spurs complete last minute comeback vs Sheffield Utd. Image: @SpursWomen 1. A Comeback Win And breathe! Has everybody’s blood pressure returned to normal yet? Spurs did it the hard way; for 60 minutes we were distinctly second best: rusty, …
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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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