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 arrived at Spurs after spending nine years at Brentford, but he failed to even make it to nine months in North London.His short spell in charge of Tottenham was nothing short of a disaster, with Spurs fans never taking to the Dane’s style of play.The relationship between the Tottenham squad and the fans deteriorated to an all-time low during his tenure, with most supporters glad to see the back of him, but the former Spurs head coach could soon have an opportunity for payback.RankCoachPoints/mPointsMWDLGGC1Tim Sherwood1.914222133640302Mauricio Pochettino1.8938220211343463722063Antonio Conte1.881055632915112644Andre Villas-Boas1.83995429121381675Harry Redknapp1.742501447137362281616Jose Mourinho1.64955827141797677Ryan Mason1.58191261526208Martin Jol1.511711134730361681469Nuno Espirito Santo1.50151050591610Ray Clemence1.405942161115606611Gerry Francis1.3916511943364015014212Ange Postecoglou1.371047631113413812613George Graham1.311289833293612912314David Pleat1.29493814717515515Glenn Hoddle1.281148932183911614116Christian Gross1.2634279711354117Jacques Santini1.1813113446818Osvaldo Ardiles1.156254161424758319Juande Ramos1.144136101115545220Thomas Frank1.1229267811363722Cristian Stellini1.004411261123Igor Tudor0.2015014413Credit: @thefrederikkejensen / InstagramFormer Tottenham boss Thomas Frank is the leading candidate to take over at FulhamThe 53-year-old has been out of management since being let go by Spurs, but he could soon be set for a return to the Premier League.According to talkSPORT, Frank has become the leading candidate to take charge as Fulham’s head coach if the West London club decide to sack Alvaro Arbeloa.Arbeloa faces a crunch clash at home to newly-promoted Hull on Saturday, with Fulham having just two points from their first six games.The Cottagers then face newly promoted Coventry City, and it is suggested that those two results could be crucial to deciding if the former Real Madrid boss stays at the club.Should Fulham decide to pull the plug, Thomas Frank is the favourite to take over, and it is suggested that the former Spurs boss would command a ‘big salary’.Spurs could face Frank twice in the space of a monthIf Frank does take charge of Fulham, he will have the opportunity to come up against his former employers twice in quick succession.The Lilywhites host Fulham at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on December 3, and just a little over a month later, on 6th January, they travel to Craven Cottage.Given the way Frank was treated by Spurs fans, one would think that he would relish the chance to prove a point to them and dent the Lilywhites’ hopes of climbing the Premier League table.READ MORE: Five Tottenham squad changes we expect De Zerbi to make vs Coventry as Kulusevski returnsThe post Tottenham could face Thomas Frank twice in a lmonth after latest transfer update appeared first on Spurs Web.