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Holdt: Nobody at Spurs finding it annoying to be second in the WSL!
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While much of the pre-season chatter centred on Manchester City’s WSL title defence and how London City’s new-look squad might fare, Tottenham were quietly going about their business, building on the foundations laid under Martin Ho last season.
While much of the pre-season chatter centred on Manchester City’s WSL title defence and how London City’s new-look squad might fare, Tottenham were quietly going about their business, building on the foundations laid under Martin Ho last season.
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