Thomas Frank is finally on the brink of the sack at Tottenham.
Spurs somehow sit 14th in the Premier League table and have already been knocked out of both domestic cup competitions.
Frank is under serious pressure, and fans at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium have simply had enough of his awful style of football.
Tottenham lost 2-1 to West Ham on Saturday, and supporters made their thoughts clear as loud boos rang out after the full-time whistle.
Many Spurs fans want Frank gone, and Jamie O’Hara believes another member of staff should also be sacked for another glaring Tottenham error.
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Jamie O’Hara slams Conor Gallagher picture on the Tottenham app
Conor Gallagher signed for Tottenham on Wednesday, and the midfielder’s debut certainly did not go to plan.
The 25-year-old had grown increasingly unhappy over his lack of game time at Atletico Madrid, and Tottenham beat out Aston Villa to secure his signature for a fee of £34m.
Gallagher was named in the starting line-up against West Ham, but the admin on the Tottenham app failed to use a recent picture of him in a Spurs kit.
Speaking on talkSPORT on 17 January, O’Hara couldn’t believe he was wearing a Chelsea shirt instead.
He said: “Today, a friend of mine sent me a link to the Spurs app. In the starting line-up, they had Gallagher in a Chelsea shirt.
“Gallagher, on the Spurs app, in a Chelsea shirt. It’s a sackable offence.”
Given Chelsea and Spurs’ rivalry, it’s a huge mistake, and it sums up everything that is happening in N17 right now; it is simply laughable.
Thomas Frank looks doomed at Tottenham
Many Spurs fans are hoping that Frank will be dismissed as soon as possible, and the board surely won’t stick with him even if results get worse.
Talks are being held on Sunday to discuss the possibility of hiring a new manager, but given the role Frank has played in recruitment, it may not even be likely that they will part ways.
Frank was recently pictured holding a cup with the Arsenal badge on it, and he was ridiculed online by fans across the country.