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EXCLUSIVE: Spurs season ticket holder Annie Charlotte is getting more and more worried her club may get relegated this season and she is prepared to make a sacrifice if they do

A football fan whose two vaginas predicted Spurs would win the Europa League has promised to sacrifice her red hair — if her beloved team gets relegated.

Tottenham Hotspur have still not won a Premier League match in 2026 and sit just four points above the relegation zone with only 11 matches to play. They'll be hoping their fortunes turn around when they face Fulham today.

Disgruntled season ticket holder Annie Charlotte, who has a rare health condition called uterus didelphys, once predicted Spurs’ Europa League triumph months before it happened. But she fears her mystic powers died during a sobering North London Derby last weekend.

Before the game, Annie, a content creator from Surrey, considered putting on a monster bet at 7/1 for Spurs to get relegated, but she ended up deciding against it, because she didn’t want to “manifest that kind of negativity”.

However, she said: “Instead, if it actually happens, I’ve promised to shave my head. It feels somehow appropriate — like a proper footballing sacrifice.

“Get rid of my red hair — maybe that’s why we are losing! I would shave my head and I’m a woman of my word.”

Annie was at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium last weekend to witness rivals Arsenal score four goals in a one sided derby.

And reflecting on it, she said: “It was a shocker. I actually didn’t expect us to lose but every other Spurs fan I spoke to did which is super sad.

“I just hope they will sort themselves out soon. I thought the new manager would change things up but I guess you can’t change these players at the moment.

“The only player who looked like they were trying to play was Dragușin which was sad. I would say I am more worried about relegation now than I was. I just worry we don’t have the manpower to move up the table.”

Annie singled out Micky van de Ven, who captained the side in Cristian Romero’s absence, as someone who let the team down.

She said she “hates to say it” but that the Dutch defender sometimes only “looks good” because he is in a “cr*p team”.

She then questioned whether any of the big clubs would even want him in the summer before claiming it was “wild” for Spurs not to have signed a new goalkeeper in January.

And speaking before the match, Annie, whose condition means she has two uteruses, two cervixes and two vaginal canals, admitted that relegation fears were creeping in.

She said: “As a Spurs fan I’m permanently worried. It’s basically part of the season ticket package.

“But relegation? That would be a disaster! “Even my two vaginas are stressed and they usually have good instincts. I don’t think it’ll happen, but Spurs do love making things unnecessarily dramatic.”

A Tottenham fan seemingly taunted Declan Rice during Arsenal's 4-1 North London Derby win by showing a photo of his partner Lauren Fryer while appearing to shout abuse

A Tottenham Hotspur supporter tried to taunt Declan Rice during Sunday's North London Derby by displaying a photograph of the player's partner whilst seemingly hurling abuse at him.

Emotions ran high at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Sunday evening, as Arsenal emerged 4-1 victors over their fierce rivals. While jeers and heckling are commonplace in the charged atmosphere of derby day, one Spurs supporter appeared to cross the line when he brandished a photograph of Lauren Fryer towards Rice on his mobile.

In a Shutterstock image circulated on various social media platforms - which has subsequently been requested for removal [by the player/club] - an individual in the home section of the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium is captured leaning over the advertising boards with a picture of Rice's partner displayed on his phone's screen. Rice, who was nearby, had his back to the crowd as he made his way back towards the pitch.

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This follows Fryer taking steps to wipe her Instagram account in 2024 after enduring a torrent of vile online trolling about her looks. The appalling harassment of Fryer began in December 2023, when an anonymous social media profile told Rice that he "could do better," while others also persistently targeted Fryer with cruel jibes about her appearance.

Consequently, Fryer chose to remove all photographs from her account. With 105,000 followers on the platform, Fryer's account remains post-free, whilst she is also noticeably absent from Rice's Instagram. In reaction to the online vitriol in April 2024, Rice issued a heartfelt message towards his partner, saying: "She is the love of my life and I don't need an upgrade."

Dani Dyer, partner of West Ham forward Jarrod Bowen, has previously defended her, saying last year: "It was so hard for her, the trolling, as she doesn't put herself out there. I think it's harder when you are not in [the celebrity world] and you are being personally attacked. I found that hard. She is a really good mum, who keeps to herself. No one deserves to be criticised like that.

"It was so cruel.... We didn't speak about it a lot. What we did talk about is how she is so nice and so great and looks absolutely gorgeous. Plus, she's Dec's childhood sweetheart and you can see how much he adores her."

Rice and Fryer first crossed paths at school before they started dating at the age of 17, and have been inseparable since then. The WAG, originally from Chessington, has been by Rice's side throughout his entire career - from his debut at West Ham to his recent standout performances with Arsenal.

They welcomed a son named Jude together in August 2022, and have largely kept their family life away from the public eye. Despite cruel attempts to ridicule him, Rice was instrumental to a Gunners team who savoured a 4-1 triumph over their fierce rivals Spurs on Sunday, featuring for the entire match at the heart of midfield.

Eberechi Eze broke the deadlock for Arsenal 32 minutes into the contest, before Randal Kolo Muani promptly restored parity. Viktor Gyokeres then put his side back in front shortly after the second half commenced, before Kolo Muani believed he had equalised once again.

However, the Frenchman's second goal was ultimately disallowed due to a push on Gabriel in the lead-up, maintaining the scoreline at 2-1 in Arsenal's favour. Eze netted his second of the night 64 minutes into the match, before Gyokeres sealed the victory in the closing stages of the game, securing all three points in a convincing win.

As a result of the win, Arsenal extended their advantage over Manchester City at the summit of the Premier League table to five points going into their final 10 matches of the season. Next up for Mikel Arteta's side is a clash with Chelsea at the Emirates Stadium on Sunday, March 1.

With City possessing a crucial game in hand over Arsenal, the league leaders will not be given any margin for error as they aim to secure their first league title in over two decades come May.

The North London Derby suffered a seven-minute lull of action due to technical issues on the officials' part, also kicking off for the second-half late for the same reason - and Gary Neville was fuming about the debacle

Gary Neville lambasted technical issues during the North London Derby as play was postponed TWICE.

Tottenham Hotspur and Arsenal managed just seven minutes of play before the action was brought to a lengthy halt through communication issues on the officials' part. During which, Neville lambasted the decision to half the clash as "ridiculous."

He was heard on Sky Sports commentary saying: "This is ridiculous, the whole game cannot stop just because of an IT issue - this is an absolute nonsense, one of the most important games of the season and the players all now have to reset.

"This is an absolute nonsense. One of the most important games of the season, fantastic start to it, really quick. And we're now two or three minutes stopped, players having to sort of re-warm up again, reset. Absolute shambles.

"They haven't got the common sense or the authority, leadership, to go, 'come on, let's read the room here.'

"There's 62,000 people in this stadium, there's millions watching at home and do they really think it's that important that they can't find some form of communication with the linesman over on the far side?

"Put your flag up if you're going to make a decision or you want to speak to him."

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Play resumed seven minutes later, but Neville was incensed once more as the game was delayed further at the start of the second-half. Arsenal and Spurs players were spotted kicking the ball amongst themselves while waiting for Peter Bankes' nod of approval to resume, as kick-off was pushed back by a couple of minutes.

And once more speaking on a hot microphone, Neville said: "This is a disgrace by the way. Not the fact that the actual technology's broken down, that happens in all our houses all over the country every 10 minutes.

"However, the game has to carry on without technology. This is ridiculous. It just looks pathetic, doesn't it? It's embarrassing for everybody involved."

Arsenal will have felt monumental pressure headed into the derby, given a shock midweek draw with Wolves will have left them deflated. Manchester City, meanwhile, were able to slim the Gunners' lead at the top of the Premier League table to just two points courtesy of Saturday night's win over Newcastle United.

Spurs, meanwhile, were also under the cosh headed into an already tense fixture, given they sat 16th in the Premier League standings and just four points clear of the drop zone ahead of kick-off.

Eberechi Eze came back to haunt Spurs 32 minutes into the match to give the visitors the lead, before an almost instant response from Randal Kolo Muani levelled matters.

Viktor Gyokeres gave the Gunners the lead once more at the turn of the second-half, leaving Kolo Muani to once again respond moments later. However, the Spurs striker's second goal of the evening was ruled out due to a foul on Gabriel in the build-up.

Eze then bagged his brace 61 minutes into the match, leaving Spurs with a mountain to climb if they hoped to take anything from the encounter.

Arsenal and Tottenham's north London derby was halted on Sunday afternoon as Gary Neville slammed the "absolute shambles".

The Gunners had started the better of the two sides, but any momentum they had built quickly came to a halt as the game was forced to be stopped. The referee Peter Bankes was unable to communicate with his linesman, causing the stoppage.

However, as the clock continued to tick and boos started to erupt at the Tottenham Hostpur Stadium, Gary Neville moaned: "This is ridiculous, the whole game cannot stop just because of an IT issue.

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"This is an absolute nonsense, one of the most important games of the season and the players all now have to reset. The game cannot be stopped for two minutes because the linesman cannot communicate with the referee.

"We have been playing football for 100 years without it, so I think we can play another five minutes without it until they work it out.

"It is an absolute shambles.... I do not know how everyone else is feeling at home, but I am absolutely fuming. It is an absolute joke."

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"Honestly, that stoppage killed our momentum. We started well and were pressing hard," one Arsenal fan moaned. While a second posted: "That stupid stoppage for the referees communication systems have killed Arsenal's momentum!"

"Its happened. I agree with Gary Neville. Just get on with it," a third shared. And another added: "Wow never thought I’d agree with Gary Neville but seriously get on with the game. Just use common sense VAR and tech has ruined the game!"

The stoppage last over five minutes, taking the sting out of the showpiece.

However, it did allow Tottenham to recollect their thoughts after a sluggish start to the Igor Tudor era.

EXCLUSIVE: Spurs fanatic Annie Charlotte, known for a rare condition that means she has two vaginas, has offered up her thoughts ahead of the North London Derby

A football fan born with two vaginas has predicted the result of the North London Derby — after previously getting it bang on about her beloved Spurs ending their trophy drought months before the Europa League triumph.

Annie Charlotte, who has a rare health condition called uterus didelphys, believes the sacking of Thomas Frank (or ‘ding dong the Gooner is gone’ as she put it), along with Arsenal’s slip up at Wolves, could be a turning point.

Speaking to the Daily Star ahead of Igor Turdor's first game in charge today (February 22), the season ticket holder, who will be cheering on the Lilywhites from the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, said: “Oh, we are 100% beating them. Arsenal will be in fact bottling the league. I am predicting a 3-2 win for Spurs.”

However, if the unthinkable happened, and Spurs continued their woeful form and went down, she said: “As a Spurs fan I’m permanently worried. It’s basically part of the season ticket package. But relegation?

“Even my two vaginas are stressed and they usually have good instincts. I don’t think it’ll happen, but Spurs do love making things unnecessarily dramatic.”

Back in October 2024, Annie, who is from Surrey, told us that her two vaginas had a “good feeling” that Spurs were about to end their trophy drought.

The following May, they lifted the Europa League, their first European cup in over four decades and their first piece of silverware since 2008.

And Annie, whose condition means she has two uteruses, two cervixes and two vaginal canals, was asked whether her mystical body parts had any more bold predictions.

Looking into her mind’s eye, she said: “I don’t think we will get relegated. Well, I bloody hope not. I think if we can actually change our financial structure and start paying players more we would be back in the top six in no time.

“I still have hope for the Champions League though! I could see us bringing that trophy hope this season.”

But before Annie, who said Frank was “one of the worst things that ever happened” to Spurs, can start dreaming of back to back European trophies coming to N17, Tottenham first have to host Arsenal in the standout fixture of the weekend.

Despite the clubs sitting at opposing sides of the Premier League, Annie holds no fear, and believes Arsenal will be the ones trophyless come June.

She said: “I personally feel that Arsenal won’t win the league. They are massive bottle jobs and they are already starting to bottle it.

“They can just never seem to pull it out of the bag and I don’t think they will start now. If they win I will have to do something dramatic — but it's not happening. ”

Michael Carrick's impressive unbeaten run at Manchester United has attracted interest from Tottenham Hotspur, who could rival the Red Devils for his signature this summer

Tottenham Hotspur are reportedly preparing to challenge Manchester United for Michael Carrick's services at the end of the season. The 44-year-old has made a major impact at Old Trafford since stepping in as caretaker manager following Ruben Amorim's departure last month.

Carrick's undefeated streak, featuring wins against Manchester City, Arsenal, Fulham and Spurs, plus a stalemate with West Ham, has fuelled speculation that he might be handed the permanent position at United this summer. However, Tottenham could also be vying for his services after sacking Thomas Frank following a disappointing eight-month tenure in north London.

With Spurs languishing in 16th place in the Premier League table and potentially facing a relegation scrap, the club's hierarchy felt it was time for change.

Whilst there were early indications that a new permanent boss would be installed before next weekend's North London Derby, it appears Spurs may mirror United's approach by naming a temporary manager.

Reports suggest that ex-Juventus chief Igor Tudor is poised to take charge until the end of the season after reaching an agreement, with Spurs then reviewing their managerial situation.

Reports from The Athletic suggest that the 47-year-old may not be offered the chance to take on a permanent role this summer.

Meanwhile, TEAMtalk indicates that Spurs could target Carrick's services this summer, with claims that the North London outfit had considered backing the former Middlesbrough manager before eventually opting for Frank, reports the Express.

This news emerges alongside rumours connecting several big-name figures with the United manager's role this summer, including Oliver Glasner, Gareth Southgate, Luis Enrique and Andoni Iraola. Carrick has also been mentioned as a possible candidate to extend his stay at Old Trafford, though this may depend on his results across the final 12 matches.

However, other prospective managerial candidates have ruled themselves out of the running. Thomas Tuchel has pledged to stay with the England national team for another two years, whilst Carlo Ancelotti is set to sign a fresh four-year contract with Brazil.

Roberto De Zerbi has also been linked with the Spurs position following his exit from Marseille on the same day Frank was dismissed.

Carrick will surely stay concentrated on the job in hand and focusing his energy on securing the best possible conclusion for United.

Man Utd's next test comes in the form of a journey to Hill Dickinson Stadium, where they'll take on Everton on February 23.

Arsenal have been dealt a huge blow on Transfer Deadline Day by Tottenham Hotspur with their bitter rivals beating them to the punch

Arsenal have been dealt a hammer blow on Transfer Deadline Day by bitter rivals Tottenham Hotspur.

The Gunners had been linked to highly rated Hearts youngster James Wilson on an initial loan deal, but Spurs have beaten their rivals to the youngster. Hearts boss Derek McInnes revealed on Monday afternoon that Arsenal had been in touch with the Scottish club over a potential swoop for the teenage striker.

The Premier League leaders wanted to bolster their U21s squad before Monday's 7pm transfer deadline. However, Spurs have swooped in on Deadline Day and seemingly snatched the deal from under their rivals' nose.

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The Daily Record reports that Tottenham have beaten Arsenal to the signing, with Wilson travelling down to London to sign for Thomas Frank's side.

Spurs have agreed to pay a significant loan fee for Wilson, as well as agreeing a potential fee to sign him permanently in the summer.

The teenager, who has scored twice in 10 appearances for Hearts this season, has already been capped by Scotland.

"There was conversation with Arsenal yesterday, they called and spoke to Graeme [Jones, sporting director] but there's been nothing since," Derek McInnes told Sky Sports Scotland.

There have also been rumours of Arsenal's rivals Tottenham Hotspur entering the race for Wilson, but McInnes added: "I've heard Tottenham as well but Tottenham have had no discussions with us directly."

"He's been restricted with minutes this season. It's tough to get into the first team at this age. Would we see the benefit of a loan? Yes, to get some minutes. But this one was a wee bit left-field."

He added: "Listen, he is a young player, he has been restricted with minutes this season, it has been well documented how well Lawrence and Braga has done and Kabore has done well for us as well.

"It's tough to get into someone's first-team at that age, obviously James got a bit more exposure last season but he is a good kid as well. Would we see the benefit of a loan? Potentially, yes.

"He could get a loan and get some minutes. This one was a little bit left-field from Arsenal and their development squad. Like I say, these conversations with Arsenal were yesterday but we have heard nothing back.

"I don't know where that will go but if James is still here in the building when the window shuts... great and we work with him as we have done and try and find the best solution for him to get in our team and play his part."

Thomas Frank spoke about Wilson Odobert and Randal Kolo Muani during a press conference on Tuesday evening, after the two were involved in a car crash which left a Ferrari in a wreck

Thomas Frank has spoken after Wilson Odobert and Randal Kolo Muani were involved in a car crash.

The Tottenham Hotspur duo were pictured standing beside a mangled Ferrari in a layby, with the vehicle's right side completely destroyed and the airbag deployed.

Neither player appears to have sustained injuries from the smash, and both were seen wearing Tottenham training kit with their hoods pulled up. It has now emerged that the car involved in the crash was Kolo Muani's, with Odobert following him in a separate vehicle.

It comes as Spurs finalise their preparations for Wednesday night's Champions League encounter against Eintracht Frankfurt at the Deutsche Bank Arena.

Speaking at a press conference before Wednesday's fixture, Frank has now confirmed both players escaped unharmed and will make the journey to Germany this evening, reports Football London.

Frank said: "Kolo Muani and Wilson Odobert are both fine. They were unfortunately involved in a minor accident.

"Everyone else involved is fine. It was a tyre blowing up. They will be travelling a little later tonight."

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The north London outfit currently sit fifth in the league table going into the match, and harbour strong ambitions of earning direct progression to the competition's last 16.

During the same press conference, Frank revealed to journalists that several players will be unavailable for Wednesday's clash due to injury.

He said: "Pedro [Porro] has a hamstring injury and will be out for four weeks. Micky [Van de Ven] has something minor and hasn't travelled but could be available for City.

"Pape [Matar Sarr] is available again and so is Joao Palhinha."

Discussing how Spurs can turn their season around and make strides in Europe, Frank highlighted the return of injured players as a significant advantage.

He added: "We need to keep doing the right things and improve the things we want to do. Also getting players back.

"Dom [Solanke] is huge for us and he's been out for six months. To have your main striker and top scorer out, I'd like to see other teams deal with that. He's a physical beast and he's been pushing himself."

After Alexander Isak broke his leg in Liverpool's victory over Tottenham Hotspur, Spurs defender Micky van de Ven opened up about his text exchange with the Swede following his damaging challenge

Tottenham Hotspur defender Micky van de Ven has suggested Alexander Isak has forgiven him for the challenge which broke the Liverpool forward's leg.

Isak, 26, went under the knife on Monday to after suffering a fractured left fibula. His painful injury was caused by Van de Ven's attempt of blocking the £125million forward's opening goal against Spurs.

Isak's strike proved to be crucial as it helped Arne Slot's side win 2-1 in north London. Slot was furious with the Dutchman's tackle, accusing him of being reckless, while Thomas Frank rejected the Liverpool boss' stern condemnation. Despite the comments of both managers, Van de Ven reached out to Isak to apologise for what happened.

The Netherlands international detailed the conversation he had with Isak once the severity of the injury became clear.

He told Sky Sports: "Yeah, I've texted him, of course. I sent him a text because I didn't want to injure him. I didn't want to do something to hurt him, of course.

"I just wanted to try to block the shot and I think it was a bit unlucky how his foot landed between my legs. So yeah, I sent him a text afterwards, and I wanted to wish him all the best for his recovery. That's what I said to him. He really appreciated the message. He texted back."

Isak now faces several months out of action following the latest blow in what has been a challenging campaign since his British record £125m move from Newcastle United at the beginning of September.

Slot was furious with the tackle which resulted in Isak being helped off the pitch. The former Feyenoord manager said: "This was for me a reckless challenge. I think I said a lot about the challenge of Xavi Simons (on Virgil van Dijk, for which he was sent off), which for me was completely unintentional.

"I don't think you will ever get an injury out of a tackle like that. The tackle of Van de Ven, if you make that tackle 10 times, I think 10 times there's a serious chance that a player gets a serious injury."

But Frank insisted the anger is misplaced as Van de Ven had every right to make a challenge, before stating Isak's leg break was down to an unfortunate landing, rather than any force from the central defender. The ex-Brentford manager said: "I am obviously disagreeing (with Slot) in many ways.

"We are talking about a defender that will do everything he can to avoid the goal. It is a transition, there is a ball down the side and he is doing everything he can to block the shot so he is sliding.

"Unfortunately Isak plants his foot so it makes it look worse than it is, but that is a natural action for a defender. Put it this way, if my defender does not do that, they are not true defenders!

"Reckless challenge? I don't think you see anything like that from Micky. He is very fair and I know the two players have sorted it out, so that's a good sign."

Liverpool avoided a late scare against nine-men Tottenham Hotspur in a game that ended in chaos at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

Arne Slot might have been left with a bitter taste in his mouth on Saturday evening.

Liverpool had been in cruise control - two goals up against a side with ten men, later reduced to nine, when, as they have done all season, seemingly imploded as the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium rallied behind their faltering side.

It's been the story of Liverpool's season; so often have they thrived on chaos, it was the hall mark of their playing style under Jurgen Klopp. They were dragged down to Spurs' level - and almost paid the price by letting their two-goal led disappear.

It hadn't been the best of first half's between the two sides. And a moment of madness from Xavi Simons shocked the game into life.

Simons, a player looking for confidence, went crashing into the back of Virgil van Dijk - raking his studs down the back of his calf. It was initially given as a yellow card, but upgraded to a red when it went to VAR.

Spurs were down to ten and Slot looked to his bench, this was the moment to drive in the knife.

Alexander Isak was summoned and for the first 15 minutes of the second half Liverpool looked like the team that their fans had been dreaming about over the summer.

Florian Wirtz in full flow as Isak found the back of the net. However, their time together was fleeting as a tearful Isak was forced off with an injury he picked up while smashing the ball past Guglielmo Vicario.

Slot's genius decision had sent them ahead - but they now needed to defend the lead. Which was made that much easier when Hugo Ekitike headed home.

However, after a smash-and-grab strike from Richarlison, Liverpool's cracks started to widen once more. Jeremie Frimpong had to be subbed off after he was left bloodied - and furious.

It was utter chaos, and Slot could do nothing but watch as his team was dragged into petty battles across the pitch.

Speaking in the Sky Sports Studio, Jamie Redknapp said: "Where do we start? It was so chaotic and madness.

"Tottenham, for large parts, were so poor, but it was a masterclass from Liverpool in how not to manage the last ten minutes of a game. Tottenham ended up with nine men but they looked like they had 11.

"Frank will go into the dressing room and think 'we did OK there'."