Tottenham being 14th in the Premier League but finishing above PSG, Inter, Real Madrid, Manchester City, and Barcelona in the Champions League table is the most Tottenham thing possibly imaginable. Beyond shouting ‘Frank Out’, one might take a peek at the Spurs physio room.
Colombian international Jhon Duran has been linked with a return to the Premier League, with intermediaries offering him to several clubs.
Tottenham have clinched the signing of a highly-rated attacker from London rivals West Ham, while Juventus are not done with trying to bring Randal Kolo Muani back to Turin ahead of the close of the winter transfer window.
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Man City 1-0 Chelsea
Rachel Brown-Finnis
Former England goalkeeper on BBC One
It's a decent ball from Casparij. It's never dealt with. No one presses down the line. There's a little nick off Baltimore and sloppy, pedestrian defending.
The idea that Spurs could be called out as realistic candidates for relegation, in January, may appear preposterous, so let’s wade through some of the facts.
Thomas Frank himself may be the reason behind Tottenham’s unwillingness to bring short-term signings through the door in the January window.
Conor Gallagher and Souza have been Tottenham’s only two additions so far this month, much to the disappointment of many supporters.
Frank's welcome
Thomas Frank has just arrived with the Tottenham squad and a child from a hospitality box has shouted down to him that he’s going to get sacked. It can’t be good when even the corporates turn.