Jamie Redknapp

I suppose, as Tim says, it's the entertainment factor as well.

What does he need to do to make sure that he is the guy that is able to stay there and turn this team, this club around?

Yeah, well, you showed an incredible graphic at the right of the start of the show, David.

I think it was Ed not scored an open goal in six games, was it?

Yeah, they did manage to score one tonight.

They did tonight.

Yeah, it was a slightly lucky one.

But I think where I've been surprised with Thomas Franco, I watched a lot of them at Brentford and I thought, really good manager.

I always thought they were expansive.

You know, they had obviously, you know, Ivan Toni or Bermo, Vissar, Sharda.

Really thought they were an exciting side to watch.

And what he's really shown, what he has to now tell everybody and show everybody that he's not just a set-piece coach, because that's what he looks like right now.

Unless they get a corner, a free kick, you don't feel Tottenham are going to score a goal.

Good managers, they know how to open teams up from open play.

Thomas Frank is not showing he's got that capability right now.

And that's what Tottenham fans demand.

They want to see it.

So for that reason, he's under the pressure that Tim says.

And that's what he's got to turn around very, very quickly.

Well, there was a set-piece coach at Brentford who is now in charge, and that is Keith Andrews.