Tottenham Hotspur Manager Thomas Frank said that his team will embody the club’s motto “playing bravely, aggressive, attacking his vision on his first press conference on Friday.

Speaking before Saturday friendly against ReadingFrank, who managed to Ange Postecoglou last month, underlined his commitment to the style of high intensity rooted in courage and ambition.

“I am very clear in my principles. I want to see the team to be brave, aggressive and attack. It is bravely linked to” dares “,” Frank told reporters.

“If you are not brave, it is very difficult to achieve anything. Being aggressive is very important and, of course, we have to attack.”

Frank made a strong impression during the seven-year term at BrentfordWhere he built an attacking side that has consistently exceeded expectations after the promotion of the Premiere in the Premier League through the Playoffs of 2021.

In their four Premiere Season under Frank, Brentford ended 13., 9, 16. and 10. and the last term only four teams reached more than their 66 goals.

“It was very difficult (leaving Brentford) and very easy. I am a person who goes into everything. I have attached and had great relationships there,” he said.

“I also felt that maybe time to challenge myself and when a club with size Tottenham Come, I wanted to be a part of it. “

Dane had empathic words for his Australian predecessor, Postecoglou, who fired in despence that he leads them to their first main trophy in 17 years with victory in the Europa League final.

“First and most importantly, Ange will forever be a legend here in Tottenham. One of only three who has won the European trophy here and the first 41 years,” he added.

“I think it was extremely positive that they won (Europa League). The first goal is to be able to be able to compete in all four competitions. I think 2019. last time they were able to compete in different competitions.”

Asquarted whether frequent changes in the excavation club were concerned, 51-year-old Frank – Spurs’ Fifth Working Manager in six years – said he hugged the risk.

“I like to challenge myself. I have never been fired, so it’s one of the reasons I took the job, so I can get a little more risk in my everyday life,” he added.

“Arriving in a large club, there is pressure. We must perform because it is” we “, I am, staff, players. We have to do it together.”

“I like the ambition and all I do, every decision I’ve made so far, everything is long term. It’s not about surviving a game or one year or an average of 18 months? No. It’s in the long run.”