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We are now six months into the Thomas Frank era, and the “adaptability” we were promised looks a a lot like confusion. The “pragmatism” looks like fear.

Pulling off some big one-off results last year and early this season, this group of players have shown what they are capable of, but it’s up to them and the management team to deliver those performances often enough so that Spurs can challenge for the European places this term.

The pattern isn’t constant high scoring, but it does show Spurs often finding a way through, with Brentford’s best results coming when they control the set-piece battle and keep the game level into the second half.

After winning the Europa League, the club sacked Ange Postecoglou, commencing the race for a new head coach. Later, captain, talisman, and attacking star Son Heung-min announced his departure.

For almost 25 years, Daniel Levy set the tone at Tottenham, shaping how decisions were made and how ambition was managed. His dismissal in September ended that era abruptly and signalled a major shift in control. 

Clear apps, spending caps, and visible histories make it easier to see where money goes. Fair fees and sensible limits build confidence. In the end, the “best” method is the one that matches personal priorities, whether that is speed, control, or privacy.

The Dane arrived with big plans. Many Spurs fans thought they had finally found control after the full-throttle approach of Ange Postecoglou, whose Europa League triumph could not save him from the sack. But it’s not entirely worked out. 

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Taking his place alongside celebrities, comedians and fellow sports personalities, the former defender coolly worked his way through the show’s fiendish questions before nailing the final one — a tricky nod to the opening verse of Three Lions — to win an impressive £100,000 for Soccer Aid 2025.