Thomas Frankdiscussed turning around the home form of Tottenham Hotspur.
His pragmatic approach has attracted its critics, but results will shift the narrative. Away from home, the team are unbeaten in the Premier League, having earned a 2-0 win over Everton last weekend. On the other hand, the team have picked up only four points from four fixtures at their ground.
Spurs have only taken one triumph at their stadium, a 3-0 beating of promoted Burnley on opening matchday. A comprehensive 1-0 victory for Bournemouth and 1-1 draw with Wolves were two of the most disappointing displays of the season, but the story needs to change against Chelsea tomorrow.
“That would be fantastic. That is the plan and the aim. As you said, 5,000 fans travelling on the road Wednesday night - that's incredible determination. We need that from the fans. We need that from the team. I'm so proud of that and pleased with that.
“At home, I can't see why we shouldn't be able to perform and have a very good run at home. We play maybe the best stadium in the world, definitely the best fans in the world and we know that the sound level in that stadium can be insane. So, it's up to us to do that together. That is a collective effort.”
“It’s clear. I think if you want to achieve something big, you need to have a good home form and a good away form. Our away form is very good.
“Our home form, I'm quite convinced that we've seen at the end of the season that we would have had a good home form. Right now, three games home in the Premier League, is a very small sample, but it's up to us to change it around, which I'm convinced we'll have a very good chance to do tomorrow.”
