Thomas Frank sends 37-word promise to Tottenham fans about his future plans

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Thomas Frank has now sent a direct message to Tottenham Hotspur supporters ahead of the crucial clash against Liverpool.

Tottenham Hotspur fans are losing their patience with manager Thomas Frank following a series of poor displays in recent weeks.

Many supporters have reacted negatively to the club’s stance on remaining patient with the Dane, as a significant section of the fanbase remains unconvinced he is the right man for the job.

However, the former Brentford manager will need the supporters right behind him if he is to turn things around in north London.

Thomas Frank sends a message to Tottenham fans

Up next for Tottenham is a big clash against Liverpool at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

Both sides have struggled in the past month, but it is Spurs coming into this in worse form, having won just once in their last seven league outings.

Frank has now opted to send a message to Tottenham fans ahead of the weekend encounter as he looks to galvanise the crowd.

The Spurs boss addressed the fanbase directly, speaking to the official Tottenham channel, acknowledging the privilege of his role while promising to dedicate every waking hour to rectifying the current slump.

“I would say to the Spurs fans, it is a privilege to be a part of this fantastic club with fantastic potential. We want to fulfil that. I’m working 24/7 to make sure we get everything right,” the Tottenham manager said.

Spurs Performances under Thomas Frank must match the club’s ethos

Spurs supporters want Frank to succeed, but the manager must understand what it means to be in charge of the Lilywhites.

‘To Dare Is To Do’ represents the fabric of Spurs, but performances under Frank in some games this season have been anything but daring.

That has to change if he is to get the fans on his side. The Dane simply needs to give supporters something to hope for and something to believe in, which means avoiding being outplayed and outmuscled.

If he can take the game to Liverpool, compete, and avoid a drubbing, then some hope will definitely be restored in north London.