We've had a few days to digest the news of Ange Postecoglou's sacking by now, but I still feel there's a lot fans want to say (that is, if this weekend's comments on here and elsewhere are anything to go by).

Spurs sacked Ange Postecoglou on Friday, despite Europa League success, and quickly set their sights on Frank – who has gained admirers for his work over an impressive seven-year period at the west London club. After positive discussions over the weekend, there is a growing confidence that Frank will be the man to replace Postecoglou.

Brett Koremenos explores the odds around Tottenham's hunt for a new manager in the wake of the Ange Postecoglou sacking.

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THOMAS FRANK has agreed to become the new Tottenham manager. SunSport understands that following talks over the weekend, the Brentford boss is close to becoming Ange Postecoglou’s

Tottenham Hotspur have sacked their women's team coach Robert Vilahamn after the club finished 11th in the Women's Super League, the club said Sunday.

Tottenham Eye Mbeumo as Frank’s Arrival Tilts Transfer ScalesKey Details Emerge Around Spurs’ OfferTottenham Hotspur are moving swiftly to reshape their attack ahead of next season, with

Tottenham Hotspur have spent weeks deliberating over their future in the dugout. Since Ange Postecoglou’s departure, the board has held talks with several coaches boasting elite-level experience.