Tottenham hires Thomas Frank
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Thomas Frank succeeds Ange Postecoglou, who was sacked by Spurs last Friday, and leaves Brentford after seven years in charge.
Spurs have just appointed Mbeumo’s former boss Thomas Frank as their new manager after paying Brentford £10m to hire him as Ange Postecoglou’s replacement. Frank would like to bring Mbeumo with him to Tottenham and Spurs have expressed an interest to Brentford in doing a deal.
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Yardbarker on MSNTottenham Hotspur table a £70m bid to sign PL star familiar with Thomas Frank’s tacticsTottenham Hotspur finalised the appointment of Thomas Frank this week from Brentford as they replaced Ange Postecoglou at the helm. Despite winning the
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Sporting News on MSNTottenham set to hijack Man Utd target after Thomas Frank appointmentTottenham Hotspur have appointed former Brentford tactician Thomas Frank as their new manager, replacing Ange Postecoglou. The Dane has been rewarded for his exceptional work with the Bees, and therefore,
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Speaking post-match, Frank spoke glowingly of the supposedly depleted Spurs team the Bees had succumbed to, and he described right-back Pedro Porro as “fantastic” and “Trent-ish”—referencing Real Madrid’s Trent Alexander-Arnold.
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Football365 on MSNTottenham ‘set’ to ‘complete’ Frank deal; Ornstein reveals reason for ‘hold up’ amid ‘awkward roadblock’According to reports, Tottenham Hotspur are ‘set to complete’ a deal to appoint Brentford boss Thomas Frank after ‘hitting an awkward roadblock’. Frank quickly emerged as the frontrunner to replace Ange Postecoglou after Spurs announced the former head coach’s inevitable exit earlier this month.
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