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Brentford manager Thomas Frank has given his honest verdict on Tottenham Hotspur defender Micky van de Ven, describing the Dutchman as one of the toughest defenders in the Premier League. Frank admitted that van de Ven’s pace, strength, and defensive awareness make him a nightmare for opposition strikers.
Speaking after Spurs’ disappointing outing in Bodo, Frank didn’t hold back in analyzing what went wrong for Ange Postecoglou’s team. Tottenham struggled to find rhythm, lacked creativity in attack, and looked vulnerable under pressure. According to Frank, these issues highlight a deeper problem—Spurs are still searching for balance between their defensive solidity and attacking flair.
For Tottenham fans, the comments are eye-opening. While van de Ven has been a standout performer since his arrival, football is a team sport, and Frank stressed that one player alone cannot carry the entire squad. The game in Bodo exposed weaknesses in Tottenham’s midfield control, tactical discipline, and mental toughness in away fixtures.
This latest setback adds to the growing debate about whether Tottenham can truly compete for trophies under Postecoglou’s system. With clubs like Arsenal, Manchester City, and Liverpool pushing hard in the title race, Spurs need to find solutions quickly if they want to remain serious contenders.
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