Thomas Frank is now under massive pressure.
So far, Tottenham have been determined to give him time and it was only in the weekend's programme notes that they wanted to keep with their long-term plan, but the manner of that defeat by West Ham and toxicity from fans has left them looking at making a managerial change.
I think he's found it difficult to manage the egos and the expectation at the club is greater.
He hasn't managed to get a tune out of the team so it is a matter of when, not if, he will lose his job.
Crystal Palace boss Oliver Glasner wants a big club and a new challenge so in that sense Tottenham ticks many boxes. But what I will say about Glasner's suitability for the big jobs, is that many will look at how emotional he can be in news conferences.
I wonder if some of his recent comments towards Palace's ownership in the last six months will go against him when he's in the mix for those bigger jobs.