Rebecca Lowe, Gary Neville, and Lee Dixon react to Saturday's postgame interaction between Tottenham Hotspur manager Thomas Frank and his players Djed Spence and Micky van de Ven after Spurs' loss to Chelsea.

Frank needs to find an attacking spark from somewhere to avoid being permanently viewed in the same way as Nuno's tenure

Troy Deeney has offered his verdict on Thomas Frank substituting Xavi Simons on and then off the pitch in Tottenham's loss against Chelsea.

Tottenham Hotspur's terrible home form continued on Saturday, as Thomas Frank's side barely had a sniff of goal and was beaten 1-0 by Chelsea on Joao Pedro's first-half goal.

Once again, after seemingly taking a step forward, Tottenham Hotspur took two giants leap backwards, falling 2-0 to Newcastle United in the League Cup, punching

Tottenham have had a mixed start to life under Thomas Frank, with one ‘very worrying’ situation for the Dane now highlighted. Spurs were knocked out of the Carabao Cup by Newcastle United this week, greatly diminishing their chances of securing a trophy this season.

Djed Spence and Micky van de Ven should be dropped for snubbing Thomas Frank after Tottenham Hotspur’s latest defeat. That is according to talkSPORT’s Hugh Woozencroft, who along with

Thomas Frank has issued an update on Lucas Bergvall after the Tottenham midfielder was forced off injured against Chelsea. The teenager started Saturday evening’s 1-0 derby defeat in north London, but played only a few minutes before suffering a suspected concussion.

Spurs are reportedly ready to splash out in excess of £100million on two new forward players in January to try and fix their woeful home, in news that will boost Thomas Frank