Thomas Frank admits that his Tottenham side 'earned' the anger of Spurs fans after a 2-1 home loss to West Ham United. The Danish manager, who has been at the helm for just over two months, acknowledges that the supporters are frustrated with the team's performance.
Frank expressed his understanding of the fan base's discontent, stating that he sympathises with those who booed his side during the match. He emphasized that Tottenham have "earned" the anger of their fans, implying that the players and coaching staff must deliver better results to appease the supporters.
In a candid interview, Frank highlighted the need for improvement at Tottenham, where the team has struggled to find consistency under his leadership. The loss against West Ham marked the third consecutive game without a win, sparking concerns among the fans about the team's chances of competing with top-four teams in the Premier League.
Frank reassured Spurs' hierarchy that he has their backing and is committed to transforming the squad into a title contender. However, for many fans, it will take more than just words from the manager; they require tangible results on the pitch to rebuild trust.
Frank expressed his understanding of the fan base's discontent, stating that he sympathises with those who booed his side during the match. He emphasized that Tottenham have "earned" the anger of their fans, implying that the players and coaching staff must deliver better results to appease the supporters.
In a candid interview, Frank highlighted the need for improvement at Tottenham, where the team has struggled to find consistency under his leadership. The loss against West Ham marked the third consecutive game without a win, sparking concerns among the fans about the team's chances of competing with top-four teams in the Premier League.
Frank reassured Spurs' hierarchy that he has their backing and is committed to transforming the squad into a title contender. However, for many fans, it will take more than just words from the manager; they require tangible results on the pitch to rebuild trust.
! I mean, who wouldn't be frustrated when their team loses like that? 2-1 at home is a huge letdown. And yeah, Frank saying they "earned" all the anger is pretty fair - they did play poorly and it shows on the pitch 
. It's gonna take some serious work from the coach and players to turn things around, but I'm sure Frank will try his best 
. The fans are right to demand better results, though - consistency is key in this league! 
I'm not sure that's necessarily a bad thing. A bit of frustration can be a good thing, keeps people on their toes, right? 
It's like the plot twist in Game of Thrones - you know, when your favorite character does something that makes you go "wait what?" 
Thomas Frank getting it though, acknowledging that they earned their anger. The thing is, fans don't just want empty promises, they need to see some actual progress on the pitch 
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his team didn't even bring home a win, they just gave it away 
like wat does that even mean? u gotta prove yaaas u can do it not just keep sayin words 
I mean, Frank says he sympathises with the fans booing, but that just raises more questions - aren't those fans entitled to feel angry when their team isn't performing like they should be? It feels like there's a disconnect between the players, coaches, and fans. What does it take for Tottenham to regain that trust? Is it just about winning games, or is it about something deeper? 
. We're always talking about how our team is underperforming and we need someone to step up. And then, they make a loss or two... next thing you know, everyone's booing them at the stadium! 
Still, I'm sure he'll try his best to turn it around... fingers crossed for Spurs! 
. The fans are fed up with the lack of consistency and wins. If he wants to turn things around, he needs to make some serious changes and get the squad performing better 
. I hope he's got a solid plan in place to sort this out, but so far, not much has changed 
. But let's be real, it's not all Frank's fault... the squad has some big names and decent talent, but they just need to gel #Tottenham #SpursFC #GetItTogether 
. But until then, fans are gonna keep on booing (and rightfully so) #FansHaveAPoint 
#SpursNation
! Like, fair play to him, he's owning up to it and saying we're all in this together, but still, a 2-1 loss to West Ham is not something you can just shrug off 
. The guy's got some serious work cut out for him if he wants to turn Spurs around... or should I say, earn those angry fans' respect back? 
! Now, let's see some real progress, not just empty promises 
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He needs to focus on getting some decent wins under his belt instead of saying we 'earned' the anger 