Thomas Frank left “a large piece of my heart” in Berostford after Tottenham moved

Thomas Frank shared a hearty message to Brentord fans after moving to Tottenham.

Frank has officially separated from the bees after nearly a decade of service, to replace Ange Postecoglou, which was rejected last week after a poor campaign in the Premier League despite its introduction to Spears’s first cup in 17 years.

Frank’s departure is the end of the Brentard era, as he initially joined as an assistant before assuming responsibility in 2018.

During his term, he led the club through one of the most successful periods in its history, including promoting the highest trip.

In a farewell statement, Frank said: “It is time for me to move forward. But even while I am leaving, I know that I left a large piece of my heart in Brentord, not only in the football club but with society, and of course the amazing and loyal supporters.

“I want to present my deep gratitude to the club to give me the opportunity to follow my dreams and to all those concerned who made the unforgettable trip.

“For my family and I, it was honorable to be part of this private society – it’s an experience and adventure we will cherish for life. So, thank you.

“All we have achieved, we have achieved together, and our success is based on unity, spirit, courage and ambition at all levels of the club and among the fans.”

“Everyone has contributed, and every invaluable contribution was. I am not only leaving the football club, but I say goodbye to the friends who will carry it with me in good and bad times always.

“So, while this is goodbye, I hope that the relationships with which I built with everyone are permanent relationships, and of course we will meet again in the wonderful world of football.”

Phil Giles, football manager in Berneford, praised the legacy of Frank, complaining about some of the historic club achievements under his leadership.

“It was a pleasure to work alongside Thomas,” Giles said.

“There were a lot of special moments with Thomas and no one will forget today at Wembley for the final of the final match or that emotional match in the Premier League against Arsenal.

“We will never forget Thomas, but now it’s time to thank him and take the next steps on our journey with a new leader we think it can be successful and influential.”

Frank Berntard leaves with an impressive record, where he won 132 wins during his period of responsibility, as he was ranked third with a successful director in the club’s history.