Thomas Frank, Tottenham's head coach, has revealed that he did not fear losing his job after the recent home defeat against West Ham, despite being booed by his own fans who chanted "sacked in the morning". The chants were once again sung at Burnley last Saturday, but Frank believes that the Champions League qualification has given him a chance to silence the critics.
Frank expressed his commitment to the club and its fans, stating that he knows how football works and that it's easier to blame the head coach rather than acknowledging the bigger picture. He attributed the recent losses to the absence of key players like James Maddison, Dejan Kulusevski, and Dominic Solanke.
Frank acknowledged that there have been changes in the club's hierarchy since Daniel Levy's exit, which might have led to the current struggles. However, he believes that the leadership is aligned and working towards the same goal. He wants to defend himself more, as some fans might be demanding change, but remains confident in his ability to guide the team forward.
The most recent win against Eintracht Frankfurt has provided a glimmer of hope for Frank and the fans, with 3,500 supporters clapping him and the players after the match. Frank believes that this shows how wins can turn things around and restore confidence among the fans.
Frank expressed his commitment to the club and its fans, stating that he knows how football works and that it's easier to blame the head coach rather than acknowledging the bigger picture. He attributed the recent losses to the absence of key players like James Maddison, Dejan Kulusevski, and Dominic Solanke.
Frank acknowledged that there have been changes in the club's hierarchy since Daniel Levy's exit, which might have led to the current struggles. However, he believes that the leadership is aligned and working towards the same goal. He wants to defend himself more, as some fans might be demanding change, but remains confident in his ability to guide the team forward.
The most recent win against Eintracht Frankfurt has provided a glimmer of hope for Frank and the fans, with 3,500 supporters clapping him and the players after the match. Frank believes that this shows how wins can turn things around and restore confidence among the fans.
. The fact that he was booed by his own fans is a big problem, not some minor issue that he can just "silence" with a few wins. And yeah, the absence of key players might have contributed to their losses, but isn't it also Frank's fault for not being able to prepare them properly? I don't think blaming the bigger picture does him any favors 
. The whole leadership thing is all well and good, but if they're not winning games, what's the point? And that win against Eintracht Frankfurt might've been a fluke, we'll see how it goes next match 
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. Thomas Frank's got his work cut out for him trying to silence the critics with some decent Champions League performances 
. The thing is, it's easy to blame the head coach when you're losing games and your big-name players aren't on the pitch 
. But Frank's been pretty open about how he knows what's going on behind the scenes, so maybe we should give him a bit more credit for that 
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. And yeah, that win against Frankfurt was definitely a morale-booster for the fans – 3,500 clapping after the match is no joke 
. Maybe we'll see a run of wins and suddenly everyone will be singing Thomas Frank's praises 
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at least he's taking it on the chin and trying to fix things rather than giving up or making excuses. 3,500 clapping him after the win against Eintracht Frankfurt is awesome though 
that shows fans are behind him and willing to give him another chance
. I mean, come on, 1-0 down to West Ham and they're already calling for his head? It's not that bad 
. And those chants at Burnley were just fans having a laugh, you know how passionate they get when their team is playing poorly 
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. It shows that there's still confidence in the team and Frank's ability to turn things around 
they're so inconsistent, one day u r crushing it in the champs league, next day u r getting smashed by a team like West Ham 
but c'mon guys, get some fresh blood in there 
3500 fans clapping for him after that win against Frankfurt? lol, that's cute 
. The fact that he thinks it's easier to blame the head coach than look at the whole picture is actually pretty refreshing 
. And yeah, getting that win against Eintracht Frankfurt was a great morale booster for everyone! 
3500 people clapping him and the players after the match was amazing, I'm sure that lifted his confidence and the fans' spirits 
... now let's hope it's a sign of things to come 
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. Meanwhile, Frank is just trying to do his job and figure out what's going on. And honestly? I think he has a point when he says we need to look at the bigger picture 
. The recent losses aren't all Frank's fault - there are injuries, changes in leadership... it's not that simple. But hey, wins like the one against Frankfurt can really shift the momentum 
. Guess we'll just have to see how it all plays out now 
! Thomas Frank's got some nerve, but you gotta respect his determination to prove himself. I mean, who wouldn't want to silence those critics after all that boozing at home games 
! I'm loving the 35,000 fans' reaction – it's clear the team's got some momentum now.
maybe if he listened to them more often he'd know how to turn it around 
! I feel for him, tbh. He's trying to do his best & keep them in the Champions League, but it's like they're more concerned w/ his job security 
than supporting their team 
! And, honestly, who can blame him 4 saying there's a bigger picture 2 worry about? It's not just Frank's fault that they lost a few games 
️. The absence of key players does make it tough 4 him & the rest of the squad