Brentford manager Thomas Frank has issued a rallying cry for unity between Tottenham Hotspur's supporters and players ahead of their crucial Premier League clash this weekend. The Danish tactician emphasised that collective effort is essential for Spurs to overcome their worrying home form.
Stadium Struggles Demand Collective Response
Frank, whose Brentford side travel to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Sunday, observed that Ange Postecoglou's team have shown vulnerability in their own backyard despite the impressive surroundings. "When you look at Tottenham's home form, it's clear something needs to change," Frank stated during his pre-match press conference.
The Power of the Tottenham Faithful
The Bees' boss highlighted the influential role supporters could play in turning around fortunes in N17. "Their fans are incredible - the atmosphere they can generate is among the best in the league. But when results don't come, frustration naturally builds. The key is channelling that energy positively."
Frank's comments come after Tottenham dropped points in several home fixtures this season, with performances failing to match the standards expected at their state-of-the-art stadium.
Frank's Formula for Success
The Brentford manager outlined his recipe for home advantage: "It's simple mathematics - players plus supporters equals greater than eleven. When that connection is strong, you see teams performing beyond their normal level. That's what Tottenham need to rediscover."
Despite offering advice to their London rivals, Frank remains focused on securing a positive result for his own team. "We're going there to win, of course. But I have huge respect for what Tottenham are building under Ange."
Crucial Period for Spurs
With the Premier League season approaching its busiest period, Tottenham cannot afford continued home struggles if they hope to maintain their European qualification ambitions. Frank's intervention highlights just how visible their stadium issues have become to opposition managers.
The message is clear: only through unity can Tottenham transform their home ground from a place of frustration to the fortress it was designed to be.
