Tottenham Hotspur have confirmed the appointment of Thomas Frank as their new manager, along with four other backroom staff members.Thomas Frank joined Tottenham Hotspur as head coach on a three-year deal and the decision to appoint the Dane came as no surprise, with multiple reports indicating that the former Brentford boss was the club’s preferred choice to succeed Ange Postecoglou, who was dismissed on Friday, 6 June.Frank was confirmed as the new head coach of Spurson Thursday evening, and the expectation is that he will begin work immediately as pre-season preparations get underway along with his new-look Tottenham coaching staff.Unlike Ange Postecoglou, who arrived at the club without an established coaching team and later finalised his staff, Frank’s move to Tottenham has already seen him bring some of his trusted Brentford colleagues with him.We reported days ago that at least six members of Frank’s backroom staff were part of the discussions between Tottenham and Brentford, with their inclusion in the negotiations seen as a key part of the deal.Photo by Eddie Keogh – The FA/The FA via Getty ImagesThomas Frank brings trusted Brentford staff to TottenhamWith the confirmation of Thomas Frank’s appointment now made official, Tottenham Hotspur have also revealed that three members of his Brentford team have followed him to north London, along with one from Manchester United, to bolster his backroom staff to date.Justin Cochrane (First Team Assistant Coach) – joined from BrentfordChris Haslam (Head of Performance & First Team Assistant Coach) – joined from BrentfordJoe Newton (First Team Coach Analyst) – joined from BrentfordAndreas Georgson (First Team Assistant Coach) – joined from Manchester UnitedIt is expected that Matt Wells and goalkeeping coach Rob Burch could have a place on the bench.The expectations of Thomas Frank at SpursWith Thomas Frank and his coaching staff now installed at Hotspur Way, Tottenham are preparing for what they hope will be a more stable and successful managerial era under the Danish head coach, who becomes Daniel Levy’s 16th managerial appointment in just 24 years.Given that the previous 15 managers have all been dismissed, Frank will be keen to avoid a similar fate by bringing long-term success and consistency to a side that has struggled for stability since the departure of Mauricio Pochettino in 2019.Tim Sherwood has already weighed in with a message to Frank, cautioning the new manager to fully understand the objective of Levy’s project, which he claims is centred around remaining competitive in the Premier League, rather than being solely focused on winning silverware.Indeed, Frank is no stranger to the demands of the English top flight, having managed Brentford in the Premier League since 2021 and established them as a solid mid-table side. That same level of structure and consistency will now be demanded at Tottenham, where expectations remain firmly fixed on regular top-four finishes, which makes Spurs a regular in the Champions League.READ MORE: Tottenham must move for Bayern Munich midfielder Joao Palhinha this summerThe post Tottenham name four backroom staff members joining Thomas Frank including one recently at Manchester United appeared first on Spurs Web.