The Thomas Frank era could have barely started any better for Tottenham who, amidst a lengthy injury list, have won their opening two Premier League assignments to suggest a much better season is in store under the former Brentford boss.
Winning last season’s Europa League was a high point for Spurs but it did little to overshadow their 17th-placed finishing position in the Premier League, which was ultimately why Ange Postecoglou was replaced.
Tottenham enjoyed an easy 3-0 win at home to newly-promoted Burnley on the opening weekend of the season and they built on that in fine style with a surprise 2-0 victory on the road at Manchester City.
Spurs already look more compact and well-rounded under Frank and they will be determined to keep the strong start going at home to Bournemouth, who took four points from the north London club last season.
The Thomas Frank era could have barely started any better for Tottenham who, amidst a lengthy injury list, have won their opening two Premier League assignments to suggest a much better season is in store under the former Brentford boss.
Winning last season’s Europa League was a high point for Spurs but it did little to overshadow their 17th-placed finishing position in the Premier League, which was ultimately why Ange Postecoglou was replaced.
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Tottenham enjoyed an easy 3-0 win at home to newly-promoted Burnley on the opening weekend of the season and they built on that in fine style with a surprise 2-0 victory on the road at Manchester City.
Spurs already look more compact and well-rounded under Frank and they will be determined to keep the strong start going at home to Bournemouth, who took four points from the north London club last season.
