Thomas Frank may soon have an opportunity to exact his revenge on his former employers after being sacked by Tottenham Hotspur back in February. Frank…

Former Tottenham Hotspur head coach Thomas Frank is reportedly the leading candidate to take over as Fulham manager if the club sacks Alvaro Arbeloa. According to talkSPORT, Arbeloa faces crucial upcoming matches against Hull and Coventry City after earning just two points in Fulham's opening six league games. Should Frank be hired, he could command a substantial salary and quickly face his former team twice in a short span.
Tottenham is scheduled to host Fulham on December 3 before visiting Craven Cottage on January 6. Spurs Web notes that Frank's tenure in North London lasted less than nine months before his February dismissal, leaving the Danish manager with a potential opportunity to face his former club shortly after returning to the Premier League.
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