Martin Ho, the head coach of Tottenham Hotspur Women, has expressed that the current season has been a success, especially considering the team's struggles last year when they finished 11th in the Women's Super League (WSL). Under his leadership since July, Tottenham has climbed to fifth place, just three points away from their best-ever tally of 32 points, achieved in the 2021-22 season. As they prepare for an FA Cup quarter-final against Chelsea, Ho reflects on the team's progress and the importance of managing expectations. He acknowledges the challenges faced, including early-season defeats, but credits the players for their resilience and growth. Ho's approach involves assessing players individually and fostering a supportive environment for their development. He aims for sustainable progress rather than quick success, understanding the need for consistency and continuity as the team evolves. Despite the challenges of not competing in the Champions League, Ho believes that creating a strong team culture will attract and retain talent.