Former Spurs chairman Daniel Levy appears to have pulled off a masterstroke with Thomas Frank.
Ange Postecoglou helped Tottenham to their first trophy since 2008 when they beat Manchester United in the Europa League final.
Despite the feat, the former Spurs boss still split opinion amongst fans, as Levy took action in sacking Postecoglou.
Levy shockingly resigned from his post as Spurs chairman in September, but may have put more respect on his own name as Postecoglou is now struggling at Nottingham Forest.
Jamie O’Hara claims ex-Spurs boss Ange Postecoglou will be sacked by Halloween
Postecoglou has been in charge of Forest for just six games, and fans are already calling for his head.
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The Aussie replaced another former Tottenham boss in Nuno Espirito Santo at Forest, but has failed to win any of his games in charge of the club.
Speaking live on TalkSPORT moments after Forest’s uninspiring home defeat to Midtjylland in the Europa League, former Spurs player Jamie O’Hara and Jason Cundy shared their worries for the former Spurs man.
Cundy said: “He’s got a reputation like ‘Big Ange’, I looked at him today after they [Forest] conceded their third goal, and he had his hands on his head, I was thinking ‘I don’t think you’re that big!’
“By the way, it [sacking] might be before Halloween.“
O’Hara added, “In my opinion, he’s already gone. I don’t see a way out of this for Nottingham Forest.
“They’ve got an owner [Evangelos Marinakis] who is quite happy to pull the trigger, he isn’t going to mess about.“
As time goes on, Frank appears to be more and more of a stroke of genius by Levy as Spurs have continued their good start to the season.
Tottenham fans will be happy with Levy’s last big call
Levy has received a lot of stick from Spurs fans over the years, but it seems he got this one right.
Tottenham have only lost once in all competitions this season, as Frank’s team remain unbeaten in the Champions League after Tuesday night’s draw to Bodo/Glimt.
Joe Lewis’ family is preparing for the January transfer window, as Spurs fans will be hoping Frank is backed with investment after the club’s positive start.