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Top 5 latest Tottenham Hotspur chants
Tottenham Hotspur supporters have had a quite Spursy performance this season under new manager Ange Postecoglou. The club had an amazing start but failed to capitalize on it. They ended up finishing 5th.
However, the passionate chants sung by the Tottenham fans creating a rocking atmosphere at their home stadium, were rife, turning it into a fortress for the Spurs. With the support of the crowd behind their players all the time, other teams must be dreading making the trip to Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Now, let’s dive into the top 5 chants that have been echoing through the stands all season long.
5) Everywhere we go
Lyrics: Everywhere we go, Everywhere we go…
It’s the Tottenham boys, making all the noise,
Everywhere we go…
One of the songs that the fans typically sing during away matches is “Everywhere we go.” The chant demonstrates the supporters’ unwavering support during critical moments. The song has been heard by spectators during the 2023–2024 season, both before and during the match at the respective stadium.
4) Being a Yid
Lyrics: We sang it in France, And we sang it in Spain
We sang in the sun, And we sang in the rain.
They tried to stop us, And look what it did
The thing I love most is being a Yid.
Being a Yid, being a Yid
The thing I love most is being a Yid.
A very debatable song is often seen sung by Tottenham fans with pride. The word “Yid” is a derogatory term for the Jewish which was used by the rival fans. However, Spurs supporters used the word to boast their legacy and said it proudly. The history behind the chant goes back to the 20th Century when a huge Jewish population arrived in North London. With Spurs being the popular side, it gained widespread support from the immigrant population.
3) Gimme, gimme, gimme a ginger from Sweden
Lyrics: There’s not a soul out there, No one to hear my prayers,
Gimme, gimme, gimme a ginger from Sweden, He came from Juventus,
And he plays on the wing. Gimme, gimme, gimme a ginger from Sweden,
Number 21, His name is Kulusevski.
The Swedish international Dejan Kulusevski is the subject of this song. The prolific winger made his move to the Spurs after his loan deal was finalized in June 2023. Since then, he has become a key player for the team. During his loan spell in 2022, Dejan soon became a fan favorite. They appreciated him so much that they created a special chant just for him. Dejan currently has a goal tally of six and has assisted three times in 30 matches for Spurs.
2) I’m loving Big Ange instead
Lyrics: And through it all, we’ll play the way we want to, with big Ange Postecoglou, whether I’m right or wrong.
It’s big Ange ball, so you can keep your Pochettino, Conte and Mourinho, and even Christian Gross.
Everywhere we go, we’re lovin’ big Ange instead.
One of the chants which have been sung throughout the 23/24 season is dedicated to new manager Ange Postecoglou. The Australian was appointed as the Tottenham Hotspur manager at the start for the 23/24 season. Under his guidance, Spurs started in a firing form making a record for best start after 9 games. However, due to an injury crisis during the mid of the campaign, Spurs fall short as the Title challengers. Even after an inconsistent performance, Spurs are still in the race for Top 4.
1) The Spurs go marching in
Lyrics:Oh when the Spurs, go marching in
Oh when the Spurs, go marching in
I wanna be in that number, Oh when the Spurs go marching in
The best Spurs chant is always incomplete with the “The Spurs go marching in” chant. It is an old religious hymn that originated in New Orleans, USA. This is a song that was made the Spurs anthem during the great European campaigns of the early 1960s. The song reference has also been seen in the book “Spurs Go Marching On” by Ralph Finn. The song was also sung during the inauguration of the new White Hart Lane stadium.
These are some of the best chants sung by Tottenham Hotspur supporters lately. And soon, there will be many other new chants that will be invented and become iconic, just like the ones above.
Tottenham Hotspur Women have secured Norway international goalkeeper Selma Panengstuen from Norwegian champions SK Brann.
The 23-year-old arrives at Spurs after impressing domestically with back-to-back strong seasons including 18 clean sheets across 27 league appearances for Brann during 2025-26.
Panengstuen made her senior international debut in June 2025 against Sweden and has established herself as a genuine prospect within Norwegian football. This season she kept eight clean sheets in 11 league games while making her Champions League debut, helping Brann secure victory against Manchester United at home.
Panengstuen Brings Proven Foundation and Ceiling
Head Coach Martin Ho praised Panengstuen’s outstanding potential combined with already strong fundamental foundations. The Norwegian goalkeeper brings presence, bravery and personality alongside ball-playing capability, providing the qualities Spurs value in modern goalkeeping including shot-stopping ability, communication and athleticism.
Ho highlighted Panengstuen’s mentality and drive to improve consistently, describing her as someone possessing genuine high ceiling development potential. Her previous experience under Ho at club level provides familiarity and understanding of what Tottenham require in modern goalkeeping.
Spurs Strengthen Squad Depth and Future Planning
Panengstuen expressed genuine excitement about joining Spurs, describing the club’s upward trajectory as genuinely compelling. She referenced friendships within the squad providing positive impressions while demonstrating commitment to maximizing her talent at Tottenham.
This signing feels genuinely forward-thinking rather than reactive. Panengstuen arrives established yet still developing, combining immediate quality with significant upside potential. Spurs continue building intelligently across multiple positions with purpose rather than desperation, suggesting genuine competitive intent moving forward.
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Ipswich Town Women have completed the permanent signing of forward Kit Graham on a two-year contract following her release by Tottenham Hotspur. The 30-year-old joined Ipswich on loan in January 2026 and made an immediate impression, scoring twice in 10 appearances to help the club secure their WSL 2 status for a second consecutive season.
Graham’s two goals came in the same match, both long-range strikes in a 3-0 victory over Birmingham City that proved crucial to Town’s survival push. Her contributions on and off the pitch left Sean Burt and his coaching staff in no doubt that making the deal permanent was the right call.
Six Years at Tottenham Come to an End
Graham’s Tottenham chapter spanned six years and 91 appearances across all competitions, delivering 11 goals for the Lilywhites. She was part of the club’s historic debut WSL season in 2019-20 and played in all five matches of their remarkable 2023-24 FA Cup Final run.
However, two ACL injuries in successive seasons disrupted her Spurs career significantly. She suffered the second devastating blow during pre-season training ahead of the 2024-25 campaign, only returning to full training in the summer of 2025 before joining Ipswich in January.
Building Blocks in Ipswich
The permanent move arrives at a pivotal moment for Ipswich, who are actively shaping their squad ahead of the 2026-27 WSL 2 campaign. Graham becomes the third player to commit to the project this summer, following captain Maria Boswell and midfielder Leah Mitchell, who both recently extended their contracts. The club also appointed Matt Pooley as assistant manager, adding further experience to the technical setup.
Technical Director Sean Burt made clear that Graham’s influence extended well beyond her goal contributions, praising her professionalism and the impact she had on the group throughout her loan spell.
Arsenal Dragon
Tottenham Sign Arsenal Midfielder Victoria Pelova on Free Transfer as Fourth Summer Addition
Tottenham Hotspur have completed the signing of Dutch midfielder Victoria Pelova from Arsenal on a free transfer. The 27-year-old joins Spurs following the expiry of her contract with the Gunners, where she spent three and a half years competing at the highest level.
Pelova arrives at Tottenham with an impressive trophy haul accumulated during her Arsenal tenure. The midfielder won the FIFA Women’s Champions Cup, UEFA Women’s Champions League and two Subway Women’s League Cups during her stint in north London, making 89 appearances across all competitions and scoring six goals.
Pelova Brings International Pedigree
The Dutch international brings considerable experience to Tottenham’s midfield after earning 71 caps for The Netherlands and scoring seven international goals. Her transition from Arsenal represents a significant addition to Martin Ho’s squad as the club continue building depth across their midfield options.
Pelova expressed satisfaction with her move, highlighting her positive conversations with manager Ho and the immediate sense that Tottenham represented the right choice for her career progression. She expressed eagerness to begin the forthcoming season and integrate with the squad during pre-season preparations.
Spurs Continue Ambitious Summer Recruitment
Pelova becomes Tottenham’s fourth summer signing alongside Shekiera Martinez, Caitlin Dijkstra and Kirsty Hanson. The Lilywhites have been active throughout the transfer window, securing most of their desired acquisitions ahead of the close season.
The midfield reinforcement strengthens Spurs’ options following a successful 2025-26 campaign where the club finished fifth in the table under Ho’s management.
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