Thomas Frank seemingly continues to have a strong reputation among Premier League clubs despite his disastrous eight-month spell at Tottenham.Tottenham Hotspur fans do not have fond memories of Thomas Frank’s time at the club, with the Dane neither managing to win over the supporters with his style of play nor producing results.In the end, Tottenham’s ill-fated experiment almost ended with the club’s relegation from the Premier League, with Roberto De Zerbi needing to perform a late rescue act in the final seven games of last season to keep the club up.Tottenham managers ranked by points-per-gameRankCoachPoints/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 Tudor0.2015014413However, it is clear that the former Spurs boss’ work at Brentford is still viewed very positively by other Premier League clubs, as Frank edges closer to a return to management.Credit: @thefrederikkejensen / InstagramBournemouth have held internal conversations over appointing former Tottenham boss Thomas FrankFrank has been linked to a few Premier League jobs over recent months, and a new team has now entered the race for his services.According to Football Insider, Bournemouth are now contemplating appointing the experienced Danish coach following their poor start to the season.New boss Marco Rose has not had the expected impact since taking over from Andoni Iraola, and he is at risk of losing his job as the Cherries sit just a point above the relegation zone after five games.The report claims that the South Coast club have already discussed the possibility of replacing Rose with Frank. However, Bournemouth will face competition for the former Tottenham boss, who is also on the radar of Crystal Palace.Palace also have a new manager in charge, Pierre Sage, who has guided the South London club to two wins and three losses in his first six games in charge.Frank is the leading candidate to take over at another London clubIt is not just the Eagles and Cherries who are contemplating a move for the 53-year-old, with another struggling Premier League club also eyeing him.According to a recent update by talkSPORT, Thomas Frank has emerged as the leading candidate to replace Alvaro Arbeloa at Fulham after the Cottagers’ poor start to the season.Fulham currently sit at the bottom of the table, having secured just two points in six matches, and Arbeloa may have just two more matches to save his job. Position Team Played MP Won W Drawn D Lost L For GF Against GA Diff GD Points Pts 17 SunderlandSunderland6 1 1 4 6 12 -6 4 18 BournemouthBournemouth6 0 3 3 7 13 -6 3 19 TottenhamTottenham6 0 3 3 3 9 -6 3 20 FulhamFulham6 0 2 4 6 10 -4 2 If Frank does replace the Spaniard, it will mean that Tottenham will face their former boss twice in the space of a month, with the Lilywhites hosting Fulham on December 3 before travelling to Craven Cottage on January 6, 2027.READ MORE: Tottenham ‘cut their nose off’ by ousting Richarlison, and now they are paying for itThe post Tottenham disaster is forgotten as three Premier League clubs race for Thomas Frank appeared first on Spurs Web.