tottenham hotspur no longer managed Thomas FrankI believe the Spurs people will breathe a sigh of relief.

Frank felt aggrieved. Yes, his team have been miserable for much of the season, but the cracks run deeper than the dugout, and he has made that clear in recent weeks as the pressure has mounted.

However, Frank’s press comments have left fans frustrated and confused, with him often speaking out against Spurs’ woes last season as a continuation of last year’s woes. His negative football is even more confusing.

Frank’s stats during his tenure with Spurs

The drum beat over and over again makes the Lilywhite faithful uncomfortable, especially given the lack of inspiration or intent in the first half of Tuesday’s home defeat to Newcastle, a familiar theme. Content creator Seb Martin even said: “Frank is the worst coach I’ve ever seen here“.

It’s brutal, but the proof is in the pudding. Tottenham don’t care about Frank’s success at Brentford or how he molded Ivan Toney and Brian Mbemo into superstars.

Their football is slow and laborious, and the players are unsure of their responsibilities. Efficiency on the run and off the ball is negligible.

Frank has actually endured one of the most miserable periods as a Tottenham Hotspur manager in the Premier League, winning just 27% of his games.

Things can’t get any worse for Londoners, but they do need to make smart choices and make the right decisions when it comes to identifying plans for success.

Spurs could appoint Frank in massive upgrade

Frank’s days are over and while Roberto De Zerbi has entered the managerial market following his recent sacking at Marseille, the interim options of John Heitinga or Ryan Mason may be a more prudent move for Lilywhites.

Tottenham Hotspur need to stabilize the squad and bide their time before looking for the perfect new coach, and with that in mind Mauricio Pochettino If you’re interested in taking the job, that path becomes more attractive.

The U.S. national team coach is ready to lead the United States at the upcoming World Cup in North America, but the idea of ​​returning to north London is likely to appeal to him as he has expressed a desire to reunite with Spurs in the past.

Not surprisingly, 53-year-old Pochettino Top of the shortlist of ENIC Group managers,

Speaking in an interview about his enduring love for Londoners, with whom he worked 293 times, pochettino says: “I hope to come back one day. Not because of my ego, but because I hope to win with Tottenham one day.”

The South American’s dynamic, attack-oriented style paid such dividends during his N17 heyday. Take the 2016/17 season as an example. Tottenham ranked second in the Premier League with 86 points. They scored 86 goals and conceded only 27 goals, making them the top scorer and having the strongest defense.

Tottenham have a lot of problems with Frank’s system, but at the heart of it is that they score too many goals and don’t create enough.

It goes without saying, then, that he will be an upgraded version of Frank, whose principles simply don’t fit the way Spurs want to play.

This is a tactician who knows how to pace his offensive players. At Tottenham Hotspur he created one of the most fluid forward lines in the Premier League, and it was the Argentinian who oversaw the rise of Cole Palmer at Chelsea, with the England star well beyond his best on his debut at Stamford Bridge.

Poch would clearly prove an upgrade over Frank. First, he understands what Spurs fans want. Dare to do it, after all.

At this point, he might be just what this club desperately needs, and while they’ll have to wait until next season, Pochettino might be worth the wait.

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