Overview
- The club said results and performances forced the decision and it provided no details on an interim or permanent replacement.
- A 2-1 home defeat to Newcastle made it 11 losses in 26 league games and extended the winless run to eight matches.
- Frank’s exit makes him the sixth permanent head coach in seven years since Mauricio Pochettino’s departure in 2019.
- Support for the manager had eroded as fan protests targeted on-field results as well as ticket prices and recruitment policy.
- An injury list of around a dozen players, including several regular starters, persists as Spurs prepare to host Arsenal on February 22.