Embracing "Dare to Do" with Brave, Attacking Football and a Vision for Sustained Success

Thomas Frank, the new manager of Tottenham Hotspur, expressed his desire for the team to embody the club's motto, "to dare is to do." He outlined his vision for the team to play a brave, aggressive, and attacking style of football during his first press conference. He emphasized his commitment to a high-intensity approach, rooted in courage and ambition, as the team prepared for a friendly match against Reading.

Frank highlighted the importance of bravery, aggression, and attacking play. He stated that bravery is essential for achieving success, and that aggression is a crucial element. He also noted the necessity of attacking football.

Frank's previous tenure at Brentford was marked by building an attacking side that consistently surpassed expectations. During his time there, Brentford achieved Premier League promotion and maintained a strong presence in the league. He reflected on his departure from Brentford, acknowledging the difficulty of leaving while also embracing the opportunity to challenge himself at a club of Tottenham's stature.

Frank also acknowledged his predecessor, Ange Postecoglou, recognizing his legacy at the club. He emphasized the importance of competing in all four competitions. When asked about the club's frequent managerial changes, Frank embraced the challenge and the associated risks. He expressed his desire to perform and build for the long term, focusing on sustained success rather than short-term gains.