Tottenham Hotspur boss Thomas Frank sends defiant message amid sacking rumors

Tottenham Hotspur boss Thomas Frank sends defiant message amid sacking rumors

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Thomas Frank Insisting “it’s business as usual” tottenham hotspurAlthough just seven months after he took over, speculation is mounting over his future ahead of Tuesday’s crucial moment Champions League meet Borussia Dortmund.

Lost 1-2 at home west ham united Calls for his resignation intensified significantly on Saturday. Spurs fans chanted “You’re going to be sacked in the morning” after the club’s eighth defeat in 14 games, pushing Frank towards the exit door.

Frank claimed to have “everyone’s trust” at the post-match press conference.

However, the Press Association understands there have been discussions within Tottenham over the possibility of cutting his time in charge short.

The Spurs boss reiterated his confidence ahead of the game against Borussia Dortmund. “I’ve always felt the trust of people along the way. I say that after every game,” Frank said.

Mickey van der Veen (right) will miss Tuesday's game due to suspension

Mickey van der Veen (right) will miss Tuesday’s game due to suspension (John Walton/PA Wire)

He added: “I had lunch today with Nick (Beucher), John (Lange) and Vinay (Venkatesham) and everything was good.

“I know it’s part of the media circus and the only thing I’m focused on is tomorrow. As long as we win football games and make sure we do that, win enough, then everyone will be behind us.”

Frank also confirmed that he has selected Dominic Solanke over Mathys Tel in his squad for Tuesday’s game.

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He admitted it was “not a good decision that had to be made” and admitted it was “a difficult decision” for Tel.

In further team news, Frank revealed Joao Palinha is missing through injury, while Ben Davies will undergo surgery after fracturing his ankle in Saturday’s defeat to West Ham United.

Tottenham will also have to deal with the absence of Mickey van de Veen on Tuesday, with the Dutch defender serving a suspension after picking up three yellow cards during the league phase.