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Frank must beware ghost of Tottenham managers past to avoid Nuno’s fate
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Frank must beware ghost of Tottenham managers past to avoid Nuno’s fate

  • Frank faces scrutiny as Tottenham compare his work to Nuno’s prior Spurs era amid a wobbly home form and calls for more attacking urgency.
  • The piece notes Spurs’ home results are poor, with the club winning only two league games on their own ground this season.
  • Frank is praised for backing from the club board and new staff, signaling a longer-term rebuild rather than a quick fix.
  • Analytical detail supports Frank, including notices like Solanke’s fitness and the team’s exploitation of set pieces and defense.
  • Nuno’s perceived pragmatism and lack of attacking style are cited as a warning for Frank if tempo and creativity do not improve.
  • Frank emphasizes improving runs in behind defenses, admitting that the team had fewer deep runs earlier in the season but are improving.
  • The Guardian notes Frank’s new assistant John Heitinga and Gallagher’s arrivals as signals of backing from the club’s hierarchy.
  • West Ham’s visit to Spurs is framed as a test of Frank’s ability to steer the team toward consistency and away from recent stumbles.
  • The analysis highlights Spurs’ struggle with through balls and high turnovers, suggesting room for tactical evolution.
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Football fan banned for punching 13-year-old boy in face after FA Cup match
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crime15h ago

Football fan banned for punching 13-year-old boy in face after FA Cup match

  • Sean Ryan, 21, was given a three-year football banning order after admitting to common assault.
  • The court imposed 120 hours of unpaid work and ordered £250 in compensation plus court costs.
  • The incident happened after the FA Cup match at Southport Stadium on September 16.
  • The assault left the young Radcliffe supporter distressed, according to witnesses.
  • Southport Stadium is also known as the Merseyrail Community Stadium.
  • Inspector McLoughlin said the behaviour has no place in football and will be prosecuted.
  • The court also ordered the defendant to pay court costs in addition to compensation.
  • The judge’s ruling aims to deter others from violent conduct at football matches.
  • Sean Ryan was from Old Swan, Liverpool, according to court records.
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