Thomas Frank faces a critical week as Tottenham Hotspur’s head coach. Already on a losing streak of three games, Spurs will travel to St James’ Park on Tuesday to play Newcastle before Frank’s old side Brentford visits north London on the weekend.
Frank is not likely to be defined by this run of matches, but a loss at home against Brentford, which is currently ranked above Spurs, could be disastrous for him personally.
Frank cannot afford to lose another game at home in the league when there’s a disconnect between fans and players.
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Before the Arsenal defeat, the away form of the league was excellent. This included victories at Man City Everton, West Ham and other demolitions. The North London Derby loss still lingers. It was damaging.
The fans will claim that they travel all over the country to fill away ends, like they did at Newcastle on Monday night, and give the players the most support possible.
Tottenham Hotspur Stadium is having a very bad season. They have only won one league match at home this year, which was Burnley in the opening weekend.
Gary Neville, in 2022 said that the atmosphere at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium was 3-0 better than Arsenal. Rob Holding received a red card for Arsenal on that particular day. How players responded to fan boosFrank is gradually realising that his new role is a completely different one. It’s possible that a few losses to Brentford would go unnoticed. But anything Frank says in a media conference is headline news for Spurs.
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2025-12-01 11:43:00
