SHOCKING SPURS MELTDOWN: 25 BALL LOSSES IN ONE GAME! Frank’s “GARBAGE” DUO DISASTER PROVES HE MUST BE FIRED IF HE EVER STARTS THEM TOGETHER AGAIN – FANS IN TOTAL RAGE!

Tottenham Hotspur’s dramatic 3-3 draw with Manchester United at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium left fans frustrated after Matthijs de Ligt’s stoppage-time header denied them victory.

Two late Spurs goals had turned the match around, but Thomas Frank’s side were ultimately forced to settle for a point in a result that highlighted both their potential and persistent flaws.

Despite sitting third in the Premier League after 11 games, Tottenham’s inconsistency remains a concern.

They were sluggish in the first half and only improved after the interval, yet it wasn’t enough to secure three points against Ruben Amorim’s resurgent United side.

The result underscored the need for mental fortitude and sharper attacking play if Spurs are to maintain their position among the league’s elite.

Several players struggled on the night. Goalkeeper Guglielmo Vicario should have dealt better with De Ligt’s equaliser, while right-back Pedro Porro was poor defensively.

Randal Kolo Muani, withdrawn at half-time, once again failed to make an impact and remains without a goal or assist in 191 minutes of league action.

Brennan Johnson showed flashes of energy but was largely ineffective, continuing his inconsistent start to life in north London.

Richarlison scored late on with a clever flick from Wilson Odobert’s shot, but beyond the goal, he offered little and continues to frustrate supporters with his erratic performances.

His strike masked another unconvincing display, and his partnership with Djed Spence on the left flank proved disastrous.

Spence, playing out of position at left-back, offered little attacking fluency and struggled to build chemistry with Richarlison.

Analysts were scathing in their post-match assessments. Raj Chohan labelled the Richarlison-Spence duo “garbage,” while others described the pairing as tactically unbalanced.

Once Destiny Udogie and Odobert entered the fray, Spurs’ left side suddenly looked more dynamic and coherent, reinforcing the belief that Frank cannot persist with Richarlison and Spence together on that wing.

Spence earned a 6/10 and Richarlison a 7/10 from football.london’s Alasdair Gold — marks that many considered generous given the duo’s limited impact.

With both players earning a combined £130,000 per week, Spurs will expect far better returns.

As the international break approaches, Frank faces key tactical questions.

His side clearly has quality but continues to suffer from imbalance and lapses in concentration.

If Tottenham are to turn promise into genuine title contention, their manager must start getting the big calls right — beginning with who he trusts on that problematic left flank.