Tottenham Hotspur has parted ways with head coach Thomas Frank following a disappointing run of eight matches without a victory in domestic competitions. This decision came on the heels of a home loss to Newcastle, where fans expressed their dissatisfaction by chanting for Frank's dismissal during the game. The defeat continued a troubled spell for the club, exacerbating the pressure on Frank amid growing discontent among the supporters.

The club now faces the urgent task of finding a new manager just 11 days before a crucial North London derby against Arsenal. Compounding their struggles, Tottenham's recent performance led to a humiliating exit in the third round of the FA Cup against Aston Villa, which has thrown the team's Premier League survival into jeopardy. With only a five-point cushion above the relegation zone and West Ham lurking in 18th place, Frank's departure underlines the precarious situation faced by the club.

Earlier in the season, a strong showing in the Champions League, including victories over Borussia Dortmund and Eintracht Frankfurt, seemed to provide a ray of hope for Frank's tenure. However, the team's form in the domestic league ultimately proved detrimental, leading to his dismissal. As Tottenham searches for a new coach, the immediate focus will be on stabilizing the team's performance and avoiding a potential relegation battle, a situation that could have profound implications for the club's future.