Reaction to the appointment of Thomas Frank as the new Tottenham Hotspur manager, as the Dane leaves Brentford after seven years in charge.

As you all saw yesterday, Tottenham Hotspur appointed Thomas Frank as the club’s new head coach. He now joins his Danish buddy Johan Lange, which means Tottenham is officially a Scandinavian club. I’m here to celebrate our new Danish overlord. And what better way to celebrate it with some Danish fun facts? Here we go:

Tottenham have officially announced that Thomas Frank has been appointed as their new manager, who has joined the London side on a contract until 2028.

Newcastle have confirmed the final two fixtures on their pre-season tour - a first trip to South Korea - will be against K League All-stars and Premier League rivals Tottenham.

Tottenham Hotspur named Thomas Frank as their fifth full-time manager in six years on Thursday with the Premier League club confirming they had hired the former Brentford boss on a three-year contract to replace the sacked Ange Postecoglou.

Kyle Walker has enjoyed huge success at Manchester City since quitting Tottenham but admits he'd sacrifice a Premier League title to have landed the Europa League in north London

Tottenham have appointed Brentford boss Thomas Frank as their head coach on a deal until 2028. The 51-year-old Dane replaces Ange Postecoglou, who was sacked earlier this month despite leading Spurs to victory in the Europa League final in May.

Thomas Frank was named as Tottenham Hotspur's fifth full-time manager in six years on Thursday with the Premier League club confirming they had hired the Dane on a three-year contract to replace the sacked Ange Postecoglou.

Tottenham have confirmed Thomas Frank as their new manager following Ange Postecoglou's departure. Spurs paid Brentford £10m in compensation to land the Danish coach, who arrives in North London on a contract running until 2028.

Sam Tighe and Brett Koremenos explore whether Tottenham Hotspur’s appointment of Thomas Frank changes their odds of success.

After opting to part ways with the man who ended their 17-year trophy drought, Tottenham Hotspur have pivoted to Brentford’s Thomas Frank. Spurs have been forced to pay a pretty penny to release the Dane from his contract in west London,