Thomas Frank's Tottenham will change almost completely with the style of its predecessor, and the attention poured into fixed situations, especially throwing boundaries.
Earlier this week, Destiny Udogie uploaded a video on social networks showing his teammates in Tottenham, Yves Bissouma, Pape Matar Sarr and Pedro Porro dancing in the dressing room at the training ground. It was a happy and lovely moment – but there was a small detail, hidden in the video that Udogie accidentally revealed.
Sarr was dancing in front of a large television screen, showing a glimpse of the team's schedule once they prepare for the upcoming season. All the players have to swim, then go to the gym. After lunch, they will attend a training session called 'continuous target control'.
But if you look closer to the lower part of that television, you can recognize a collection of fuzzy words that seem to record 'selection of throw boundaries'. Naturally, Spurs fans have grasped this. In the end, the non -natural throwing phase appeared with the most successful teams.
Many people describe the tactical approach of new head coach Tottenham, Thomas Frank, pragmatic. While leading the old Brentford club, they used the system
