Princeford finished 2024-25 with more than Tottenham (56 compared to 38), more goals (66-64) and lower goals that were waived (57-65).
In addition, MBEUMO (20), Wissa (19) and Kevin Schade (11) scored 50 goals between them after Frank was forced to adapt after the departure of Toney – 36 goals in 83 games on the first journey of the bees – to the Saudi Professional League.
There were many different versions of Bernard, although Frank took over. Important high football, more counter-attacks, and more football-to play Frank all, which led to seeing him as one of the most flexible game coaches.
From attacking taste and courage, to sometimes be more pragmatic, how will Spears look like under Frank?
“It is a difficult question to be answered because he is a truly flexible manager,” said Alex Kibel, football tactics writer.
“He will automatically adapt to his tactics to any of the opposition, such as Unai Emery in Aston Villa.
“In many ways, it is the opposite of ange postecoglou, which is famously associated with one idea.
There is a census – what is called OPTA 10+ – in reference to the number of corridors and sequences [in one move]. In 2023-24 Berntord recorded 245. In 2024-25 this was 325.
“This tells you over time, Frank wanted to play a more dependent game. There is definitely a lot of anti-attacks, fast shifts and a lot of long-design long-design balls-direct football.”
Who are Tottenham players who can benefit from Frank's arrival, a great attention manager for statistics?
“You can definitely imagine that Dominic Solanki connects with Wilson Odouert in an interactive way and MBBUMO,” Kaibal added.
“Defensive, Tottenham is the least like Berntord. Will Frank look at Spears and believe that I cannot play Brentford football here?”
Spears fans struggled to buy in the football brand during the era of new managers Jose Mourinho and Contty. Do they take to Frank's style?
“I think the way he played in Brentord was completely balanced – they had different ways of playing, depending on the opposition,” Soton added.
“He played his team in Bringford a good football with high intensity, but in the end the fans take the managers when they win the matches, and this is the case.
“I think he got different chains for his bow, but it would be interesting to see what Tottenham is doing through employment this summer.”
Former Tottenham midfielder Danny Murphy, who praises Frank's multi -use approach.
“They had a great intensity and physical about them,” Murphy told BBC Sport about Princeford last season. “They differ from their game and any other team in the Premier League.”
