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By Rachel Cohen8th January 2026 Many of us have not known a Spurs Women side in which Ashleigh Neville was not integral. The West Bromwich-born (and Midlands-based) full-back initially joined Tottenham in 2017 and has been ever-present throughout the clubโs tenure in the Championship (now WSL2) and WSL. She has played 192 games and scored …
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What do Spurs Women supporters want for the new year? Here is a wishlist for the January Transfer Window, with a focus on wingers and midfielders, plus a few wildcard options. By Jack Howes (Additional comment by Alfred).1st December 2025 This is a good time to be a Spurs Women Supporter. We are fifth in …
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By Rachel Cohen. 5th October 2025. Spurs entered the season with low expectations and for the first few games went under the radar. There were some decent results in low-scoring games, but few WoSo commentators paid much attention, except to comment on the big loss to City. But now, following a 1-0 home win over …
3rd October 2025. Rachel Cohen. Spurs manager Martin Ho spoke to the press about his teamโs 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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By Rachel Cohen. 16th September 2025. After Sundayโs two nil away win at Everton you could almost hear the collective exhalation of breath. The previous week's home victory over West Ham was a relief โ the first win and first clean sheet in nearly nine months; an indication that things could be different. But this …
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By Rachel Cohen 12th September 2025. Spurs manager Martin Ho spoke to the media. Hoโs 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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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 Rachel Cohen5th September 2025 Martin Ho spoke to the press ahead of his first WSL game in charge as Spurs manager. He was enthusiastic about how the squad has responded during preseason and praised Spurs two young incoming players, Cathinka Tandberg and Tลko Koga. He also talked about the season opener against West Ham, …
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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 isโฆ surprising. After all, it was not as if the team had …
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By Jack Howes.ย 06/06/2025 In recent years higher-ups at Spurs women have fondly talked about the teamโs โjourneyโ. We are supposedly on a long-term journey where, with intelligent investment, canny recruitment, and a commitment to playing attractive football, we will progress up the WSL and become a Champions League team within a few years. For …
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