The Tottenham dressing room has been a hotspot for unrest and discontent for much of the past decade, often tied to a cycle of managerial turnover, limited squad investment, and mounting expectations without consistent silverware.
Tottenham Hotspur have not been good enough this season, and it's clear that Thomas Frank needs to find a solution both in regard to results and the excitement factor that has been lacking.
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Tottenham Hotspur manager Thomas Frank believes that Xavi Simons is a very good player, but just like any other player coming from a different league, he needs time to adapt and get going.
Tottenham Hotspur are back in Premier League action as they look to bounce back from their defeat to Fulham
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Newcastle United are awaiting a further update on the defender.
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There's no room for respite for Thomas Frank's slumping Tottenham, with a tough Premier League away day on the horizon.
“I completely understand the frustration. If we don’t win, there will always be a frustration. So that is normal and is part of it. Also when we haven’t won as much as we want at home not only this year but the last long period. I don’t know how long that is maybe years, maybe more.
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Following three successive defeats, Tottenham Hotspur boss Thomas Frank is "very confident" he will be given time to improve results. Pressure is growing on Frank after Spurs' most recent reverse - a 2-1 home loss against Fulham - which initiated some audible disapproval from fans.
Cristian Romero has served his one-game suspension ahead of Tuesday's trip to Newcastle United.
The defender missed Saturday's clash with Fulham as he served a one-game ban after picking up five yellow cards in our opening 12 games of the campaign.
The Tottenham Hotspur boss has been speaking about his future at the Premier League club after a tough start to life in north London