“ABSOLUTE CHAOS!” – Pundit Stunned Speechless by Thomas Frank’s SHOCKING Tottenham Decision You WON’T Believe!
Tottenham Hotspur manager Thomas Frank has made a bright start to life at the club, averaging nearly two points per game across his first 11 matches.
Spurs’ recent 2-1 win over Leeds United before the international break further underlined their progress under the Dane, who has strengthened the team’s defensive solidity.
Former chairman Daniel Levy’s decision to part ways with Ange Postecoglou—despite the Australian ending the club’s 17-year trophy drought—now appears justified.
Postecoglou is enduring a difficult spell at Nottingham Forest, where he has yet to secure a win, prompting speculation about his job security.
Under Frank, Spurs have become far more resilient. Only Arsenal have conceded fewer goals in the Premier League this season, and Tottenham’s victory at Elland Road ended Leeds’ year-long unbeaten home run, as well as Spurs’ own streak of seven straight losses in pre-international break fixtures.
Frank’s influence has extended beyond results. He recently named his leadership group, including Cristian Romero, Micky van de Ven, Ben Davies, Guglielmo Vicario, and James Maddison—a blend of experience and consistency.
However, pundit John Wenham expressed surprise at the omission of Pedro Porro, who has been one of Tottenham’s standout performers.
Porro has played the fifth-most league minutes under Frank and averages more clearances per 90 minutes than any of his teammates.
The Spaniard, who captained Spurs in a recent cup tie against Doncaster Rovers, was seen as a strong leadership candidate.
Wenham argued that his exclusion was unexpected given his importance and recent form.
Despite not being part of the leadership core, Porro remains highly valued.
Having made 116 appearances and contributed 22 assists since joining from Sporting CP, his attacking flair continues to shine—most recently setting up Micky van de Ven’s crucial goal against Bodo/Glimt.
Frank even compared him to Trent Alexander-Arnold, underscoring his admiration for the full-back’s creativity and influence.
