Thomas Frank leaves Brentford’s ‘big piece’ after Tottenham movement

Thomas Frank shared a heart message to Brentford fans after moving to Tottenham.

Frank, after about ten years, after the bees between bees, he said, despite the first premier league campaign, although he had officially lost his first trophy in 17 years.

Frank’s course first notes the end of a period in which it is first joined for Brentford for Brentford first before being assigned in 2018.

During the term, he managed the club with one of the most successful periods in history, including the highest flight promotion.

In his statement about the screw, “I have time for me. But as I went, I just know that I left a large piece in Brentford, not only in the football club, but with incredible and loyal fans.

“I want to give me deeper thanks to the club to give me a chance to keep my dreams and a person who encourages this memorable person.

“My family and I have a privilege to be allowed to be part of such a special union – this is an experience and adventure we will assess for life. Thus, thank you.

“Whatever we got, we achieved a place, and our success is based on each level of the club, and in every level of supporters, and the soul, courage and ambition.”

“Everybody has contributed, and every contribution was invaluable. I will not only leave a football club, say goodbye to friends who support them through good and bad times.

“Thus, although this farewell, I hope that the relationship I built with everyone will be sustainable, and, of course, we will meet again in the beautiful football world.”

Brentford’s Football Director Phil Giles, as well as reminding the significant achievements of some clubs under the leadership of the leadership, gave a tribute to Frank.

“It was very pleasant to work with Thomas,” Giles said.

“There are so many special moments with Thomas and no one will forget the play-off final in Wembley or the emotional first Premier League game against Arsenal.

“We will never forget Thomas, but now do the next steps with a new leader who believes to take the next steps and take the next steps in our journey with a new leader.”

Frank provides an impressive note, 132 wins, with a wonderful note, provides 132 wins, sorts it as the third most successful manager in the club’s history.