tottenham hotspur fired Thomas Frank This morning, N17 has been in office for less than eight months, but that’s not the only big story N17 has released today.

Thomas Frank sacked after dismal spell at Spurs

Spurs have finally parted ways with the unpopular Dane after a disastrous tenure that left the north London club on the brink of relegation, a decision announced this morning following Tuesday’s 2-1 loss to Newcastle.

Frank’s dismissal became inevitable after Tottenham fans organized protests during the defeat to Newcastle, chanting “Sack me in the morning” and repeatedly calling for Frank’s sacking for weeks.

The 52-year-old has compiled a dismal record with just 13 wins in 38 games in all competitions since taking over from Anj Postkoglu in June.

Frank’s Premier League The statistics are particularly shocking, to say the least.

His 26.9% win rate is the worst in Tottenham Hotspur’s history, with Spurs winning just seven of his 26 league games.

The club currently sit in 16th place, just five points above the relegation zone, so their stellar run in the Champions League isn’t enough to cover up their poor domestic form.

The north Londoners are also without a win in eight league games this year, their longest top-flight drought in 17 years.

The team has only won two of its last 17 Premier League games, which is completely unacceptable for a club that won the Europa League last year and was one of the so-called “top six”.

Under Frank, Spurs have often faltered in games and looked fragmented without any clear identity or plan, so it was only a matter of time before the former Brentford boss was awarded P45.

Since his exit, Lilywhites have been Connected with many managers Vinai Venkatesham and Johan Lange of the Lewis family began planning to replace Frank.

Venkatesham and Langer urged the Lewis family to sack Frank, and the Tottenham boss complied accordingly.

The team’s spate of injuries hasn’t done the tactician any favors, and now there’s more bad news on that front.

Wilson Odobert faces ‘months’ absence after Tottenham injury

Indeed, Wilson Odobert will now face “several months” out of action after rupturing the anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee during Tuesday’s 2-1 loss, according to Le Parisien and journalist Benjamin Quares.

The 21-year-old went down in pain just 35 minutes after an awkward collision with Harvey Barnes, hitting his left knee on the turf while challenging for possession.

Matthijs Terl immediately replaced his compatriot as Odobert trudged along the tunnel for further assessment.

Scans on Wednesday morning showed the extent of the devastating damage parisian The former PSG academy graduate will reportedly need surgery to treat a “serious” injury that could end his season.

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Recovery time from a ruptured anterior cruciate ligament typically takes more than nine months, effectively eliminating the possibility of Didier Deschamps’ France qualifying for this summer’s World Cup.

The devastating setback adds to Tottenham’s already nightmare injury crisis, with 11 first-team players missing including Mohamed Kudus, Richarlison, Ben Davies, Destiny Udoji, James Maddison and Dejan Kulusevski.

Odobert’s absence is another headache for whoever replaces Thomas Frank following the sacking of Dane Thomas Frank, leaving the new manager desperately short of attacking options ahead of the crucial north London derby against Arsenal on February 22.

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