Tottenham Hotspur supporters have been wanting the club to fire Thomas Frank for weeks, with many supporters begging the club to part ways more than a month ago. The losses just keep piling up for Spurs, who are now losing to the caliber of opponents they are desperately scared to avoid becoming.
Just this past weekend, Tottenham fell 2-1 at home to West Ham United, who are in the relegation zone and have been one of the most hopelessly dysfunctional sides in European football. That is, of course, until you factor in that Spurs have not been much better, strictly speaking in terms of the Premier League, having finished 17th last season.
But Spurs are getting worse and worse, and the only light that exists in the tiniest of cracks at the end of a foreboding tunnel is the belief that finally Spurs will do the right thing and can this imposter sitting in the manager's chair.
Thomas Frank is toast
Tottenham fans screamed for Frank to be sacked in the morning after the West Ham game. It did not happen, but with reporters like David Ornstein indicating it is a matter of when, not if, Frank will go and reports circulating of Tuesday night's battle with Borussia Dortmund being Frank's last with the Lilywhites, the optimism is palpable.
All the while, whenever Thomas Frank opens his mouth, all he does is give Tottenham Hotspur fans more reasons to want him out and to seal his fate as being sacked. Prior to the Dortmund game, which could - and really should - be his last as a Tottenham coach, Frank vomited more diarrhea that had everyone in the fan base cringing.
He actually went out of his way to defend the poor results, asking fans to look at the last seven games as an example of reasons to be positive about him continuing. What? Here is what Frank said to everyone, via The Spurs Express, “I would refer to the last seven games. I think they have been quite regularly in the right direction and where it’s such a little things that need to drop for us.”
Please get him out as soon as possible. There can be no possible way he thinks the last seven games - of which Tottenham literally only won one game - can be in any way remotely acceptable. Tottenham are the epitome of a terrible football team, and they are losing to other terrible football teams with lower revenues like West Ham and Bournemouth.
it's time to go for Frank, and, at this point, anyone who thinks otherwise is either related to Frank or owes him in some way. Because what he is saying defies logic, reality, or any form of common sensibility at this point. He is cooked.