Tottenham boss Thomas Frank admits Saturday’s visit of former club Brentford will be special, but he will have no problem celebrating against them.Frank left Brentford in the summer to take over at Spurs, having joined the west London club in 2016.
The Danish coach arranged Brentford’s promotion to Premier League four year ago, and will be greeted warmly by the away fans of Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. However, the 52-yearold did not hesitate when asked whether he would want to celebrate.
Frank replied, “I will.”
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“I believe everyone respects my respect for Brentford, the fans and everyone else before kickoff, after kickoff and after final whistle.”
“In the 90-minute plus period, the focus is on winning the game.
“Of course, it’s even more special because I get to face Brentford. I’ve lived there for nine years. This is almost a quarter!
“It was an amazing experience. I loved it.There are a few people that I’ll see on Saturday who I haven’t seen in a while, and I used see them almost every day. So that will also be special.Today was a preparation game against the team. It’s a challenge to play players I don’t know well. There are small changes to the way I used to perform, but the overall identity of the team is similar.When the whistle blows, it is all about winning and getting three points.”We must be brave when we start the game.
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