Karen Hills joined Spurs Women back in 2007 when they were complete amatures and orchestrated three promotions in the space of five years and she is one of the longest serving managers in the elite women's game.
Juan Amoros linked up with her in 2011 and has worked his way up from being a coach to co-manager. Together they went onto mastermind the rise to the Women's Super League and the switch to full-time professional status.
They have won many cups and were runners up in a few with Spurs Women which were:
⦁ London and South-East Regional Women's Football League Premier Division Champions: 2007/08
⦁ FA South-East Combination Champions: 2010/11
⦁ London County Senior Cup Winners: 2011/12
⦁ Ryman's Women's Cup Runners-Up: 2014/15
⦁ Ryman's Women's Cup Winner: 2015/16 & 2016/17
⦁ Capital Women's Cup Runners-Up: 2015/16 & 2016/17
⦁ FA Women's Premier League Cup Winners:2015/16 & 2016/17
⦁ FA Women's Premier League Southern Division Winners: 2016/17
⦁ FA Women's Premier League Championship Play-Off Winners 2016/17 - Promoted to tier 2.
⦁ FA Women's Championship Runners Up 2018/19- Promoted to FA Women's Super League.
A message from the fans
On behalf of all the Spurs fans I would like to say a massive thank you to Karen and Juan for everything they have done for the club and for getting us to where we are today, you've both helped the club win trophies, winning the league at White Hart Lane and made history by getting the team promoted to the top flight of women's football and had a record attendance of 38,262 fans when they played Arsenal Women at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium back in 2019. We all wish you both the best in what you do next and can't wait to see what the future holds for you both.
They have both guided the team from the 3rd tier all the way to the WSL which was an incredible achievement for the team and all of the coaching staff. They worked hard and their determination helped shape so many players lives and helped them be the players they are today. Back in the 2016/17 season they made they made the fans and players which included Jenna Schillaci, Nikita Whinnett, Megen Lynch, Riana Soobadoo, Toni-Anne Wayne, Bianca Baptiste, Lucia Leon, Renee Hector, Maya Vio, Eartha Pond, Leah Rawle, Josie Green, Sophie McLean, Wendy Martin, Kelley Blanchflower and Shannon Moloney dreams come true as they won the Capital Women's Cup, Boux Avenue Cup, FA Women's Premier League Southern Division at White Hart Lane in front of 2,000 fans and were promoted to the WSL 2 after beating Blackburn in the FA Women's Premier League Championship Play-off, that was the first time they have won 4 trophies in one season and they have both worked well to get the team to where they belong today in the Women's Super League. We all wish both Karen and Juan the best for the future and hope to see them again soon.
By Phillipa Kipling