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Scott Phelan admits Everton's season has been a rollercoaster but insists the Toffees are desperate to keep building ahead of their clash with Spurs.
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Eighth in the Barclays Women's Super League after nine matches - not exactly where Everton want to be, but not a disaster either.
Head coach Scott Phelan has been refreshingly honest about the ups and downs. There have been bright spots, sure, but also moments that made everyone wince. The key now? Cling to the good bits and bin the rest.
Four games without defeat across all competitions is nothing to sniff at. It's the kind of form that builds belief - and Phelan wants his squad to ride that wave as they continue gelling together.
He's focused on development, treating every match as a step in a bigger project rather than a crisis to manage.
Tottenham Hotspur are the next challenge, and Phelan isn't wasting energy worrying about what's happening in the opposition camp. His message is simple: concentrate on ourselves.
It helps that Everton beat Spurs last season. That memory should give the dressing room a confidence boost, though Phelan knows it'll take serious graft and togetherness to repeat the trick, as WSL Full-Time reports.
Perhaps Everton's greatest weapon right now isn't a star striker or a tactical masterclass - it's team spirit. Phelan reckons the camaraderie within his group gives them a genuine edge, particularly against sides with more individual quality.
When this lot pull together, they can cause anyone problems. That's the hope heading into the weekend, anyway.
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