How Thomas Frank's Tottenham will play: A culture shock from Ange Postecoglou, ultra-adaptable tactics and a secret weapon from set-pieces - and why he CAN replicate Brentford success
If Tottenham 's players were shocked enough by Daniel Levy sacking the manager that brought a first trophy for 17 years, they have another thing coming when they pitch up to training for next season. Levy could barely have chosen a bigger stylistic change in the dugout.
'The best managers adapt,' said new Spurs manager Thomas Frank earlier this year. That's very much not: 'It's just who we are, mate.'
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