Frank, who took over the team after Ange Postecoglou's departure, emphasized the importance of courage and ambition in his vision for the team. He believes that being brave is essential to achieving success, and that being aggressive and attacking is crucial for the team's performance.

Frank's experience at Brentford, where he built an attacking team that consistently exceeded expectations, has prepared him for this challenge. During his seven-year tenure at the club, Brentford finished with impressive rankings in the Premier League, including a 10th-place finish last season with 66 goals scored.

Frank's decision to leave Brentford was not an easy one, but he felt it was time to challenge himself and take on a new opportunity. He was drawn to Tottenham's magnitude and ambition, and he is excited to be a part of the team.

Frank also expressed his admiration for his predecessor, Ange Postecoglou, who led the team to their first major trophy in 17 years. He believes that Postecoglou's victory in the Europa League final was a positive achievement, and that the team should aim to compete in all four competitions.

When asked about the club's frequent changes in the dugout, Frank showed no concern. Instead, he sees it as an opportunity to challenge himself and take risks. He believes that the team's performance is a collective effort, and that they must work together to achieve their goals.

Frank's focus is on the long-term, and he is committed to making decisions that will benefit the team in the future. He is excited to be at Tottenham and is eager to get started on his new challenge.