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Sunderland have won more home Premier League games in 2025 than Tottenham.
Tottenham have hosted nine more league games but won only three at home in 2025.
Spurs’ home form is described as the worst among 23 teams this calendar year except relegated or promoted sides.
City leads the 2025 home table, with Spurs nowhere near the top four in that metric.
Pedro Porro publicly clashed with home crowd amid Spurs' poor form.
Spurs face their next test against Brentford after a loss to Fulham.
Postecoglou’s final months in charge linked to continued home struggles for Spurs.
Sunderland’s home form is praised as part of a strong start after promotion.
Tottenham sit among the poorer home performers in the 2025 calendar year.
The article highlights a tense atmosphere with boos from the home crowd at Spurs' matches.

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Frank urged calm and unity, saying Spurs are nothing without their fantastic fans after the Fulham defeat.
Vicario acknowledged the booing but said players must stay calm and focus on themselves.
Vicario said boos show fans have the right to react, but players must not be influenced by the stands.
Frank defended Vicario and called the booing during match 'unacceptable'.
Frank linked fan support to Spurs’ performance as they prepare for Newcastle away.
Frank explained the frustration is normal after home results and offered a strategic approach.
Vicario addressed the boos and emphasized maintaining composure regardless of crowd reaction.
The match against Fulham ended in a 2-1 defeat for Tottenham at home.
Spurs are preparing for an away league game at Newcastle following the Fulham loss.
Vicario accepted the blame for the second goal and vowed focus for the next match.

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Vicario's error vs Fulham triggered boos from a minority of Spurs fans, signaling a tense home atmosphere.
The article warns that booing can shatter players' confidence and affect mental health.
The piece argues fans should back players as the '12th man' even in tough times.
The author recalls past Spurs flare-ups and boos during other difficult periods to contextualize the current mood.
There is a concern that a brutal atmosphere could hold the team back or vice versa.
Attendance and home form have been poor, illustrating broader discontent.
The venue details a subdued pre-match atmosphere and a late kickoff did not help.
Vicario had shown good form earlier this season, making key saves, which compounds the backlash against him.
The article highlights the role of social media and dressing-room talk in shaping mood.
The Guardian piece frames fan behavior as a safety and civility concern in stadiums.
The piece connects the current mood to broader expectations of Tottenham’s performance under the current management.

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