Gus Poyet reveals what stuck out to him about Thomas Frank and Tottenham’s performance in the London derby against Chelsea.

Going into Saturday’s game, the mood around Spurs was positive overall, as despite some of the team’s shortcomings this season, the club were still sitting third in the Premier League.

However, that one performance has completely changed the feeling among the fan base, with the Tottenham supporters booing loudly at the final whistle.

While that might be seen as some as an overreaction, if there was any performance that deserved to be booed, it was that one, with Tottenham mustering just a 0.05 xG against Chelsea.

Spurs failed to register a single shot in the second half despite trailing the game, and Thomas Frank admitted he had never been in charge of a team that created so little in a game.

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Poyet suggested that the difference between Chelsea and Spurs was very evident on Saturday as the away side knew exactly what their manager expected of them, while the home side appeared lost.

While the former Tottenham midfielder and assistant coach conceded that the Lilywhites are in transition, he opined that the supporters are right to expect more fight from the players in...