Tottenham manager Thomas Frank has dominated the headlines in recent weeks as his side continue to slide down the Premier League table this season. The Danish tactician has struggled to find consistency in domestic competitions, recording just seven wins from their opening 22 league matches. With no clear signs of improvement, many supporters appear to have reached the end of their patience with Frank at N17.

Frank also holds the worst points-per-game ratio of any Spurs manager in the past decade. This statistic has further fuelled the belief that the former Brentford boss has run his course in North London. The recent home defeat to West Ham was widely viewed as the final nail in the coffin, with the Lilywhites being thoroughly outplayed by their arch-rivals and relegation contenders on home soil.

Thomas Frank’s future at Tottenham is uncertain.

However, it is important to note that Thomas Frank has overseen a far more successful Champions League campaign this season. He has guided the North Londoners to fifth place in the group-stage standings, picking up 14 points from their opening seven matches. Spurs have also maintained a 100 per cent home win record and are within touching distance of securing...