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New Spurs Women boss aligned with Postecoglou on club identity

LONDON : Fans of Tottenham Hotspur's Women's team can expect to see them play a braver, more attacking style this season, not unlike Ange Postecoglou's men's side, new coach Robert Vilahamn said.

Vilahamn was appointed in July from his native Sweden after leading BK Hacken to consecutive Swedish Cup finals. He takes charge of a Spurs side who narrowly avoided relegation last season, finishing ninth in the 12-team Women's Super League.

However, the 40-year-old said he is determined to get the team playing a more attacking, free-flowing style of football and that his ambition is aligned with that of Postecoglou, who has started his reign at the men's team with four impressive wins in six Premier League games.

"We shouldn't expect Tottenham to win the league this year, (but) we need to make sure we show the supporters, the board members and everyone that we play better football," Vilahamn told reporters.

"We have an identity that looks like Tottenham. Tottenham want to play a style with the men's team and the women's team, academy and I think me and Ange try to do the same stuff with how to play.

"Not the same formation all the time but trying to be brave enough to play good, offensive football and in the long run, win games."

Spurs, who begin their WSL season with a trip to face holders Chelsea at Stamford Bridge on Sunday, were promoted in 2019 and finished fifth in the 2021-22 campaign but have never produced the dynamic football of some of their rivals.

Despite not being able to compete with the lure of the traditional WSL powerhouses, Vilahamn was determined to develop young players as well as adding vital experience in the likes of Finnish midfielder Olga Ahtinen, Swiss defender Luana Buhler and Czech goalkeeper Barbora

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