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Tudor was only appointed on Valentine's Day following the dismissal of Thomas Frank ‚ but has failed to address Tottenham's alarming form. The Croatian presided over four consecutive defeats at the start of his brief tenure‚ with Tottenham still yet to win a league match in 2026. And despite giving himself a glimmer of hope after his side rescued a 1-1 draw at Anfield on Sunday night‚ Tudor was axed by Tottenham on Monday with the club one point above the drop zone.
Tudor's reign has been a disaster so far‚ with the interim coach losing all four of his games in charge since replacing Thomas Frank as Spurs continue to plummet towards the relegation zone. They will take on Liverpool at Anfield on Sunday‚ and could find themselves in the bottom three if results fail to go their way this weekend. Now‚ the club are said to be on the hunt for potential replacements in case they do choose to make a change. It's unclear whether the club would look to appoint another interim or a longer-term option.
'Generations of the Lewis family support this special football club and they want what the fans want - more wins more often‚' was the declaration of the Lewis family after ousting Daniel Levy as Tottenham chairman in September. The statement of intent was welcomed by the majority of Tottenham fans‚ with the hope that the club's majority shareholders had finally woken up and were prepared to offer the backing that could lead to major honours. The Lewis family had put its faith in chief executive Vinai Venkatesham and head coach Thomas Frank‚ stating it had the 'right team to deliver on this' and welcoming 'a new era'
It was bad under Thomas Frank and he did have to go as Spurs drifted towards the bottom three. But Tottenham have undoubtedly got worse in two games under Igor Tudor and one wonders now whether the club will have a decision to make if they crash and burn again at home to Crystal Palace on Thursday.
Former Tottenham Hotspur assistant manager John Heitinga was asked to stay by the club following Thomas Frank's sacking‚ but chose to leave after just 32 days in north London‚ his agent has revealed. The ex-Everton player‚ who previously assisted Arne Slot at Liverpool‚ was announced as a new addition to the Danish head coach's staff in January amid a turgid run of results. When Frank was given his marching orders earlier this month‚ Heitinga followed him out of the door.
Tottenham's interim manager Igor Tudor looked to get his interregnum off on the right foot on Thursday evening by taking his squad out for a team bonding dinner. The former Juventus head coach was appointed at Spurs on Friday afternoon‚ but faces a baptism of fire for his first competitive match‚ with the club welcoming loathed rivals Arsenal on Sunday for the north London derby. But in a bid to raise morale following the departure of Thomas Frank‚ Tudor may have turned to more unorthodox methods to improve the mood at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
Tottenham's new era under Igor Tudor has begun in earnest with the interim head coach making some key changes on his first official day in his new surroundings. On Friday it was announced that Tudor had agreed to be Spurs' interim head coach until the end of the season‚ replacing the sacked Thomas Frank. Tudor flew to north London over the weekend ahead of beginning work on Monday‚ when the squad returned to training.
TUDOR IS TO DO! Tottenham reach agreement for new boss on deal until end of season after Frank sacking as Pochettino plan takes shape
Tottenham remain confident of appointing an interim head coach by Monday when the players will return to training for the first time since Thomas Frank's sacking. Former Juventus boss Igor Tudor‚ former Leipzig boss Marco Rose and former Borussia Dortmund boss Edin Terzic are among the latest names to be linked to the role. Spurs want someone with the experience of stepping in and a track record for making an impact at short notice to provide the bounce that would lift them clear of the relegation battle.
Postecoglou was talking on the Overlap's Stick to Football podcast after Spurs sacked his successor Thomas Frank on Wednesday‚ and his words rang like a warning to the next man settling into the hot seat in N17.'At the end of my first year‚ when we finished fifth‚' said the 60-year-old Australian. 'For me‚ OK‚ how do you go from fifth to really challenging? Well‚ we had to sign Premier League-ready players.'
Ange Postecoglou has weighed in on Thomas Frank becoming the latest casualty at Tottenham‚ questioning whether his successor was fully aware of all the 'issues' at Spurs when he arrived. The former Tottenham boss‚ who was sacked and replaced by Frank last summer‚ did not hold back in his assessment of Spurs‚ insisting that any manager would struggle to succeed in the club's unstable environment. Speaking on The Overlap‚ brought to you by Sky Bet‚ Postecoglou said: 'It's tough and you know that he can't be the only issue at the club‚ but ultimately that's what we get judged on.
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