Thomas Frank - Head Coach

[Raziel]

Agreed. Point was made on the pod about how when we're forced to play with real intent we have looked quite decent, several times.

He needs to find some solutions. If we lose the next two league games (or only get a point from those two) I really struggle to see how there's a way for him to still be here next season. Would take the turnaround of all turnarounds.

I don't think he's here next season regardless.

The issue for him is February (brutal schedule), if he doesn't get something out of the 4 remaining games this month, hard to see him lasting through February, can you imagine if we get tonked and/or put up another dead performance against the Scum home?

 

[billyiddo]

I said they are all winnable games, and they are all games we should have expectations to win. I am aware football doesn't work like that, hence the caveat.

Reality is the entire PL is brick this year, if we did have our brick together, yes we would probably be in top 3 (like Villa), we don't and no, it isn't all on the manager but only winning 7 out of 21 when we have played some historically bad teams is on him.

This conversation is the perfect example of what keeping Ange and Frank has done to this club (and yes, Levy has to take some part of the blame for that), our own fans are bought into such a low fudging bar, that I'm deluded for thinking Spurs could/should beat bottom half PL teams or aim for something more than 8th

You named 4 teams, only one is bottom half

 

[Rooster]

You named 4 teams, only one is bottom half

It was more Sonny than Ange. I think he was the glue of the team. Everyone in and out of the locker respected and loved him. VdV and Romero as captains have become a joke. No leadership at all if Frank had Son I think it would've been different.