"If I run hard I don't enjoy that moment but I know I need to keep my head down and run hard to get through it. We are in a situation where you need to run hard, to stay in it. When we look back on this spell or maybe this first year when it was tough, you'll think: What a learning, what an experience, it made us so much better for the future.'"
"So the short answer is: no [he is not enjoying his job]. The reality is you can't. But when I put myself out of it and look down, I think: What a privilege to be in charge of this fantastic club in a period where it's a big transition.' It's definitely a marathon and it definitely seems like it's one of the more heavy miles I'm on now, but head down and keep going."
Thomas Frank admitted he is not enjoying his job as Tottenham head coach amid a difficult, transitional season. The team has struggled for creativity and were booed and chanted at after a 0-0 draw at Brentford. Tottenham sit 12th in the Premier League and face Sunderland next. Frank used a marathon analogy to describe the period, saying the squad must work hard, keep their heads down and learn from the experience to emerge stronger. Injuries to attacking players have been significant, with Dejan Kulusevski and James Maddison out all season and Dominic Solanke largely absent until recently.
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