Spurs Finally Show Signs of Life as Thomas Frank's Plan Pays Off at Home
Tottenham Hotspur ended their dismal run without a home league win in five games with an emphatic 3-0 victory over Brentford. The result, while impressive on paper, was not unexpected given the form of manager Thomas Frank and his team during their time together at Brentford. Despite initial doubts about Frank's ability to adapt to the Premier League, Spurs have finally shown signs that he is capable of succeeding in the top flight.
Frank's plan, which included giving his players more freedom to roam and create chances, paid off as Spurs overwhelmed their opponents for much of the game. Guglielmo Vicario was given a warm welcome before kick-off, and the Italian goalkeeper repaid the fans' faith with a string of impressive saves throughout the match.
One player who caught the eye was Xavi Simons, who scored his first goal since joining Tottenham in the summer for £52m. The Dutchman's movement off the ball gave Spurs an edge, and he made it himself when dispossessing Sepp van den Berg in the 43rd minute.
Spurs' victory was a testament to Frank's ability to adapt his tactics and get the best out of his players. While it is still early days at Tottenham, this result suggests that there may be hope for the team yet. With five changes made by Frank after a gutsy draw at Newcastle, the Dane proved once again why he was so highly regarded in England.
Brentford, on the other hand, were outplayed and struggled to create chances throughout the game. Igor Thiago's effort in the first half was denied by Vicario, but Spurs scored with their next attack through Richarlison after Simons had marked his return from injury with a goal.
The visitors' struggles continued as Spurs settled into containment mode in the second half, never looking like they would be threatened. Even when Mohammed Kudus drew a furious reaction from Djed Spence after some showboating on the pitch, it was all part of the comfortable Spurs victory.
Frank's plan seems to have finally clicked, and Spurs are now hopeful that this is just the start of a successful period under his management. While it will be some time before the team can say they have truly 'turned the corner', this result marks an important step in the right direction.
Tottenham Hotspur ended their dismal run without a home league win in five games with an emphatic 3-0 victory over Brentford. The result, while impressive on paper, was not unexpected given the form of manager Thomas Frank and his team during their time together at Brentford. Despite initial doubts about Frank's ability to adapt to the Premier League, Spurs have finally shown signs that he is capable of succeeding in the top flight.
Frank's plan, which included giving his players more freedom to roam and create chances, paid off as Spurs overwhelmed their opponents for much of the game. Guglielmo Vicario was given a warm welcome before kick-off, and the Italian goalkeeper repaid the fans' faith with a string of impressive saves throughout the match.
One player who caught the eye was Xavi Simons, who scored his first goal since joining Tottenham in the summer for £52m. The Dutchman's movement off the ball gave Spurs an edge, and he made it himself when dispossessing Sepp van den Berg in the 43rd minute.
Spurs' victory was a testament to Frank's ability to adapt his tactics and get the best out of his players. While it is still early days at Tottenham, this result suggests that there may be hope for the team yet. With five changes made by Frank after a gutsy draw at Newcastle, the Dane proved once again why he was so highly regarded in England.
Brentford, on the other hand, were outplayed and struggled to create chances throughout the game. Igor Thiago's effort in the first half was denied by Vicario, but Spurs scored with their next attack through Richarlison after Simons had marked his return from injury with a goal.
The visitors' struggles continued as Spurs settled into containment mode in the second half, never looking like they would be threatened. Even when Mohammed Kudus drew a furious reaction from Djed Spence after some showboating on the pitch, it was all part of the comfortable Spurs victory.
Frank's plan seems to have finally clicked, and Spurs are now hopeful that this is just the start of a successful period under his management. While it will be some time before the team can say they have truly 'turned the corner', this result marks an important step in the right direction.
. First, they switch managers and now they're trying out all these new formations 
. It's like they're not even trying anymore 
. And don't even get me started on how many times I've seen a team make five subs in a game... it's just so much drama 
. Can't we just have one solid, consistent line-up for once?! 
? Get over yourself, dude 
. And can someone please explain to me why Spurs still haven't figured out how to organize their benches 
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. And can we please talk about how Spurs' defense is still not that great 
? It was Brentford who looked outplayed, not the other way around 
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. Maybe this is the start of something special 
. But for now, let's just enjoy the win and hope they can build on it 
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! Thomas Frank's plan is definitely paying off, and I'm so glad he's been given a chance to prove himself in the Premier League. The way he's got his players free to roam and create chances is making all the difference 
️. Xavi Simons was a highlight of the game for me - that goal was sweet 
! And Guglielmo Vicario, what a hero 
! He's definitely earned the fans' trust back with those incredible saves. It's still early days at Tottenham, but this result gives me hope they can turn it around 
. Maybe we'll see a successful season after all 
and I'm so stoked! Thomas Frank's plan is really starting to pay off 
. Brentford just got outplayed in every aspect 
but I guess they can't be mad at Frank for giving Spurs a good run for their money 
. This result is super promising for the future of Tottenham, and now we're all hoping it's just the start of something amazing 
frank's got this, and i'm loving every minute of it 
! Frank's got his tactics down pat now and it's great to see the players responding well. Xavi Simons is definitely looking like a good signing for £52m 
, he's got the skills and movement that Spurs need to create chances. And Vicario was on fire in goal, I loved seeing him make those impressive saves 
. The only thing to note is Brentford just didn't show up and gave it away for Spurs to pounce on. Still, a much-needed win for Tottenham and they're finally showing signs of life 
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... Like, what's up with Frank's plan? It sounds like he's been studyin' some kinda secret tactics book or somethin'. That Italian goalkeeper Vicario seemed a bit too good to be true, don't you think? And what's with all these big-name signings comin' in and suddenly the team's doin' alright? It's like they're tryin' to create a false narrative or somethin'. 
that Vicario save from Thiago was a highlight reel moment 
and yeah, it's early days still, but this win gives me hope that they might finally break through 
maybe we'll see a Spurs title challenge next season? 
wouldn't that be something 
. Xavi Simons' return from injury with a goal was just what we needed, and Richarlison's strike sealed the win 
, making some incredible saves to keep Brentford at bay. I think Spurs have finally found their mojo under Frank's management 
. It's going to be a great season for Spurs if they can build on this win 
cant wait to see what he can do from now on 
and spurs are finally starting to show some signs of life 
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gotta keep fingers crossed for the rest of the season 
Now that Thomas Frank's been given a chance to manage them, I think he's got it right 
djed spence's reaction to mohammed kudus' showboating was hilarious 
I'm curious to see how they'll keep it up and if this is just the start of something special... will we see more wins from them soon? 
Another crisis avoided, but don't get too excited Spurs fans 
. Thomas Frank's plan might've paid off this time, but let's not forget that Spurs have been stuck in neutral for far too long 
️. We'll see how long this winning streak lasts and if they can sustain it against more top-notch opponents 
. What's next? A win over a top 4 team? Or are we just going to get lucky and see this trend continue