A boos?
Let's face it-the girls ain't no good.
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A boos?
Let's face it-the girls ain't no good.
Who cares, they can get better.
i got her the away kit (Kane on the back).
anyway she came over last week and shouted Woolwich (her cousin, not my side is a little older, a little thicker and a gooner). So I explained. All the shit I get you, I get you cos im your grand dad. I’m sorry but if you’re a gooner I can’t be your grand dad but I’ll find you another grand dad . Now she knows I’m fucking about. However next time over she in the spurs kit.
im thinking of booking her in for a tattoo next week.
Meet Tottenham Women’s new coach bidding to emulate Postecoglou magic
Ambitious Swede arrives at Spurs with big plans to transform the club into WSL and Champions League contenders
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Robert Vilahamn interview: Meet Tottenham Women’s new coach bidding to emulate Ange Postecoglou magic
Ambitious Swede arrives at Spurs with big plans to transform the club into WSL and Champions League contendersAnge Postecoglou is not the only Tottenham manager with a voracious appetite for taking on fresh challenges.
Swede Robert Vilahamn has taken over Spurs Women this summer, joining from Swedish side BK Hacken, and leads them into their Women’s Super League (WSL) opener against Chelsea on Sunday.
Like Postecoglou, 40-year-old Vilahamn has an ambition to make his mark at the highest level.
“I was doing fine in Sweden but when I become happy I want to take the next step”, says Vilahamn. “The Women's Super League is the best league in the world and Tottenham is one of those clubs who could be one of the best clubs in the world.
Spurs only avoided relegation by seven points last season but there is renewed optimism ahead of the new campaign.
“When they recruited me, the same staff were recruiting Ange”, Vilahamn recalls. “Ange and I probably play and lead in a similar way.
“My final interview was with Daniel Levy, and it was mainly about making sure the women's team is something we are proud of. I have meetings with Ange, with Scott Munn [chief football officer], Andy Rogers [head of football development], and the academy coach. I can really feel that everybody wants the same thing.”
One of Vilahamn’s early decisions was to appoint Lionesses striker Beth England as the new Spurs captain, though the 29-year-old will miss the start of the season after hip surgery.
“You look two years ago, they [Tottenham] finished fifth, but I think perhaps they didn't play the best football,” says Vilahamn. “Finishing fifth was a bit of a [false position].
“In the long run, we want to make sure we're a team developing young players to make sure we can compete in the Champions League and for titles. I don't think we can be like Woolwich and Chelsea and buy 10 players every year, we need to recruit cleverly.”
Vilahamn played for IFK Goteborg and the Sweden Under-19s as a player. He started his coaching career in the men’s game before switching to women’s football with Hacken in 2022.
“I develop players”, Vilahamn insists. “I've done that in my former clubs and won the league with that, so I know how.
“Year two for the Champions League spots is what I'm thinking of, and year one to make sure we play good football and start to win games. The position in the table this year is not the most important thing for me or for the board.
“We shouldn't expect Tottenham to win the league this year. But hopefully we can do magic together.”
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2zAa49gGfuM
Great to see that the women's team has their own section of the training ground now.
Obviously smaller than the men's section. But they seem to have proper professional standard facilities and room to grow.
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Was tough watching our ladies most of last season.
The talk around them so far has been positive, so I will watch today with some reserved optimism - though Chelsea will be a huge ask.
Snap your hand off for a point, but COYS!
The talk around them so far has been positive, so I will watch today with some reserved optimism - though Chelsea will be a huge ask.
Snap your hand off for a point, but COYS!
Zero expectations for the ladies today, but I’m looking forward to Vilahamn ball. He’s got a bit of Ange about him, knows how to say the right thing and is promising attacking football
Playing well @ the moment
now a stream
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Encouraging signs albeit 1 down.
The Finnish girls in the middle look decent on the ball. Could really do with England though.
The Finnish girls in the middle look decent on the ball. Could really do with England though.