Tottenham player Holdt says no one at the club feels annoyed about being second in the WSL, describing it as part of the team’s mindset heading into the season. The comments are framed around how Spurs approach the league position rather than treating it as a source of pressure.

The remarks come amid pre-season talk that focuses more on other teams’ prospects, including Manchester City’s Women’s Super League title defence and the outlook for London City after changes to their squad. Against that backdrop, the article(s) describe Tottenham as continuing to build on work carried out under coach Martin Ho last season, suggesting the club’s priorities remain on development and continuity.

Across the outlets provided, the emphasis is consistent: Tottenham’s internal attitude toward their league finish is calm, and the club is presented as working quietly in pre-season rather than reacting strongly to expectations or external attention.