Thomas Frank has not even begun working at Tottenham, and supporters and pundits are already speculating over his future.
The Dane became the first ever Scandinavian to manage the North London club, and will want to make further history since arriving from Brentford.
Substantial changes are already underway, and it appears that Son Heung-min will leave Tottenham this summer.
Frank will not want to follow in the footsteps of certain managers of the past as he joins a rather worrying list.
Frank in unwanted company on Premier League manager list
While he has been hired to develop players already at the London club, Frank will need financial support from Daniel Levy.
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The 51-year-old is no fool and will know the difference between expectations at Spurs and his former club, Brentford.
When managing the Bees, there was a clear goal without seismic pressure from supporters.
However, at Tottenham, there is an expectation to finish in the Champions League places and challenge for trophies.
While that will likely take time, the Dane may not be afforded that if Premier League statistics are anything to read into.
Frank will become the sixth pre-season managerial appointment in the Premier League to face his debut in the Champions League with a new club, according to Opta Analyst (17 June).
Every manager on the list lasted less than a year in charge, other than Frank Lampard, who lasted a year and a half as Chelsea boss.
There was one former Tottenham manager on the list in Andre Villas-Boas, who lasted under a year in charge of the Stamford Bridge club.
Tottenham can break the mold with Frank
Frank would be the first to mention that he is the only Tottenham manager on that list and that every situation is different.
The former Brentford boss would not have been appointed if Levy had not thought he would be a solid long-term appointment.
Frank has the temperament to handle the media that plagued Ange Postecoglou during his turbulent Tottenham reign.
Of course, expectations will be high, especially as the 51-year-old faces the substantial prospect of Champions League football.
The Dane will relish the occasion, but if he does not hit the ground running, then the vultures will circle.