Tottenham fans experienced a wave of anger following the match in which the team drew with its host Burnley 2-2 in the twenty-third round of the Premier League, due to the result and performance, in addition to their clear dissatisfaction with coach Thomas Frank.

The atmosphere in the stands of the visiting team reflected significant tension, with the intensity of criticism escalating from the first minutes of the match, as the local presence continued to be lackluster in contrast to the European presence.

During the first half, the fans expressed their dissatisfaction with the style of play, chanting sarcastic slogans such as: 'Sideways and backwards passes, everywhere we go,' indicating slow performance and lack of offensive effectiveness, which increased the pressure on the team and the technical staff.

With Burnley leading 2-1, the chants turned into a direct attack on coach Thomas Frank, with fans' voices rising, demanding Frank's departure, chanting: 'We want Frank out' and 'You'll be sacked in the morning,' reflecting the depth of anger and loss of confidence.

This is not the first time Tottenham fans have turned against the coach away from home, as the intensity of criticism has become more direct and harsh over time.

Although the decisive equalizing goal scored by Cristian Romero somewhat alleviated the tension, the increasing anger indicates that the pressure on the coach is growing day by day.