We asked for your views on Cristian Romero's comments after he appeared to take aim at the Tottenham hierarchy on Thursday.
Here are some of your thoughts:
Anon: Romero is saying what he thinks and understands, and to be honest, is probably right. He's the only player showing any grit and determination in games and Iwish we had 10 more of him. Thomas Frank and the rest of his contingent need to have the courage to own up to their shortcomings in running the club.
Brian: No problem with his rather throwaway comments. Something has to happen, and it's not all down to a decision about Frank's future. I thought we were entering a new era of leadership. Well, let's have it.
Clare: I don't think there's anything wrong with Romero coming out and saying this. He's obviously so fed up with the hierarchy (as all Spurs fans are too).
However, not all fans were on board with Romero's need to air out the club's dirty laundry.
Richard: Saying these things in public is not his place nor helpful to the plight of the club; it just drives division and generates more negative media coverage. However, his point is spot on and a positive demonstration of support from the board in words and transfer of intent is sorely lacking. The vacuum raises questions about whether they're really behind Frank.
Ricky: If I mess up at work, I put my hands up, I don't post on social media that my boss is telling lies. Romero and the other players should look very hard at themselves and their own performances rather than point fingers at the owners and directors when we play badly.
Jeffrey: He needs to take a close look at himself, first a captain who never shows leadership on the field and can be a liability.