"1,000%. I'm also 1,000% sure I didn't expect us to be in the position we are in, with 11 or 12 injuries. There were a few before me, here at Tottenham and many other clubs, that have lost their heads. I have to stay calm. We have to get through this together. I am convinced I will be [in charge]. I understand the question."
"Spurs were booed off at half-time and full-time, and their current losing streak is their worst since a nine-match run between May and October 2008, which led to Juande Ramos being sacked. They have 12 days until their next match, at home to Premier League leaders Arsenal, but Frank does not expect the club's hierarchy to use that downtime to make a change."
Tottenham lost 2-1 to Newcastle at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium as Jacob Ramsey's left-footed strike settled the match after Archie Gray had cancelled out Malick Thiaw's opener. Spurs are winless in eight Premier League games and are one of two teams yet to secure a victory in 2026. Fans booed the team at half-time and full-time, and the current streak is the club's worst since a nine-match run in 2008 that preceded Juande Ramos's dismissal. Thomas Frank said he is certain he will remain in charge, blamed a lengthy injury list affecting key players, and called responsibility a collective issue across the club.
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