'Never heard that': Twist in Spurs chaos as under siege boss hits back in brutal 20-min grilling

"Frank's future was reportedly discussed by Tottenham on Sunday in the aftermath of a dismal 2-1 home defeat against struggling West Ham. Tottenham fans jeered Frank and chanted "you're getting sacked in the morning" during the West Ham debacle. But Frank took training with his players ahead of Borussia Dortmund's visit to north London in the Champions League on Tuesday and remains adamant he will be given the chance to save his job."

"That is despite a fresh report in The Telegraph saying that Frank remains in "critical danger" of losing his job despite the stay of execution. According to the report, Frank will take charge of the Dortmund game but has no guarantees of his future beyond that fixture."

""I've just been, how can you say, feeling the trust along the way. I've said that every press meeting. I had lunch with Nick, Vinai and Johan today and it was all good," Frank told reporters during a 20-minute grilling before the Dortmund match. "All part of the media circus and I can only think about winning against Dortmund." Frank kept his cool during the tense press conference, but in its final moment, bit back over a question over whether he would be assured of his job after the next game. "That's a nice question. I haven't heard any situation like that in football, where it's like 'hey mate, if you win tomorrow, no problem. If you lose tomorrow, no problem,""

Thomas Frank retains the expressed support of Tottenham's hierarchy after meeting club powerbrokers. His future was reportedly discussed following a 2-1 home defeat to West Ham that prompted fan jeering and chants. Frank continued to train the squad ahead of Borussia Dortmund's Champions League visit and said he expects the chance to save his job. A report in The Telegraph said Frank remains in critical danger of losing his role and may have no guarantees beyond the Dortmund fixture. Frank met CEO Vinai Venkatesham, sporting director Johan Lange and owner-group member Nick Beucher at lunch and insisted trust remains.

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