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And how poor our run of results has been lately.

And how our manager, Thomas Frank, is under huge pressure.

But Tottenham are a club that historically, over the past five or six years especially, have been very quick to part with managers.

If you're not performing, we're just going to sack you.

We'll get someone in as an interim for the rest of the season and then we'll just point.

usually an ex-Chelsea manager and that's how you'll do it and we have a new kind of ownership structure and they said no we're going to give this manager time but the thing is the results are so bad and nothing there's very little progress being seen that I think people are fans and members of the board are getting low on patience but then he goes and wins Thomas Frank leads for us to win their Champions League game against Borussia Dortmund on Tuesday which means he's definitely going to get our next game against Burnley on Saturday so it's

What I'm very interested in, and it's kind of what that voice note said, is that how much of that victory on Tuesday was Thomas Frank suddenly having a lightbulb moment and knowing how to manage his team?

Or was that the players turning up on a big occasion?

The players affecting, at the end of the day, they are the ones on the pitch.

The manager can't score the goals for you.

Yeah, no, it's true.

It's interesting.

Someone else we were chatting to today spoke about how even if you are a great manager, if you're kind of disrespecting the people who have power, who you were kind of talking about there in terms of the board and maybe the fans.

I mean, we'll get to that later, how much power the fans have.

But if you're disrespecting the board, that you have to remember that you can be easily put in your place.

So let's listen to him.

I think his name was Josh.

He was actually a footballer from plays up in Northern Ireland.

So it's interesting to hear that from him kind of as a player perspective.

I think that's interesting because on the football show last night, they were talking about the new Chelsea manager, Rossinger, and how he is basically a meme in terms of how he acts in press conferences.