Martha Thomas

It is Eidevall.

It is that Spurs-Martha Thomas game again.

It's like the numbers are big and there's no question that they are missing huge chances.

But they're also, I just think, making pretty terrible decisions in the final third, like over and over and over and over and over again.

A lot of high-end players.

And transfers out, surprisingly, is Martha Thomas, the most transferred out, which maybe is contrary to what I just said because Newcastle do have Burnley at home in Match Week 9.

And surprisingly, second in transferred out is Alexia Piteas.

Max, she's just won the Ballon d'Or.

no I think that was I think it's just a guess

right okay we'll go with that though it's been a bit of a stroll in the league so far this season hasn't it but they've had to do with the hard way at Forest 2-0 down in the first 15 minutes and after a dominant second half display broad goals from Kathleen McGovern and then Martha Thomas and equaliser coming with just four minutes left to play next up is another League Cup derby this time against Durham on Sunday and then the Lasses will be taking us in James's Park for the visit of Burnley in WSL2 Meanwhile, there has already been a derby this week, the under-21s.

Before deserting us for a barely-deserved break, we dispatched our very own Chris Woff to the under-21s mini-derby against Sunderland on Monday night.

A crowd of more than 5,000 went along to St James' Park, the biggest attendance for a fixture at this level for more than 20 years.

Newcastle United had to work hard to salvage something from their match against Nottingham Forest.

An 86-minute equaliser from Martha Thomas made sure that they came away with a two-all draw.

It's actually their first dropped points of the season.

Sunderland are the chasers, but they couldn't capitalise.

So again, just a quick kind of whip round.

kind of crazy weekend in the WSL too there was I think three games with four goals obviously including ours two games with six goals and one game with seven goals so loads of goals most eye-catching was Newcastle finally losing their perfect record um they were two nil down at Forest and got it back to two all with a late Martha Thomas goal but You know, again, just again, clutching at straws, silver linings, whatever you want to call it.

You know, the fact that Newcastle are fallible is good.

You know, I think we're still a long way off seriously thinking about catching them at the moment.

You can probably work out who she is to be fair.

But a friend of mine is a sibling of Martha Thomas.

I don't think it matters.

But, you know, so, yeah.

I

think Martha Thomas, what a woman.

I think a hate watch is even more satisfying when you know that the team that have lost that you hate are hating it even more because it's their rival.

And Arsenal-Spurs is a really good one to hate watch because historically Spurs winning hasn't really meant much.

time? Bring them back.

There are some amazing Opta stats for this game that got sent through and they're absolutely killing me.

So obviously we only have the one win for Spurs in the history of this fixture, which is that Martha Thomas goal in 2023.

But some of the stats.

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When they got that win against Arsenal, the 1-0 Martha Thomas goal, was that at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium or am I-

That was at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, to be fair.

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