While we wait to see if everything or nothing will be different at a post-Levy Spurs, let us consider what on-pitch issues need addressing to ensure we build momentum in the league.
Consistency was severely lacking under Ange Postecoglou and, as we succumbed to defeat against Bournemouth following an impressive win against Manchester City, it was a reminder that there is still lots to work on.
It is a running joke among the Tottenham faithful that, each time we beat Manchester City or another 'big' team, we will inevitably lose to a less formidable opponent in our next fixture. Thomas Frank's to-do list must include understanding why this happens and how to prevent it.
Something that concerned me most about the Bournemouth game was the gaping hole that was supposed to be our midfield, and this is a priority area.
Stemming from the issues in midfield, an additional worrying aspect was the acute lack of goalscoring opportunities we created.
After adding Mohammed Kudus, Xavi Simons and Randal Kolo Muani to the squad, Frank now has an abundance of attacking options although it may require some trial-and-error experimentation to determine the best combination of players, especially with an eye on our upcoming Champions League campaign.
Spurs fans know a thing or two about waiting for success, and patience will be needed while Frank works out how all the pieces â particularly the new ones â of this puzzle fit together.
There are no easy games in the Premier League, but our next few fixtures provide Frank with useful trials to develop our new forward line, as well as to make a statement about what this team is truly capable of.