Tottenham have become a home worm in the Premier League, winning only 3 games in the past 20 home games.

In the 11th round of the Premier League, Tottenham were tied 2-2 by Manchester United, ending their four-game winning streak against Manchester United. At the same time, they only won one game in six home games in the new season. The two head coaches, Ao Bo and Frank, led Tottenham to win only three of 20 home games across the season.

This season, Tottenham played 6 games at home, and apart from winning against Burnley, there was no victory. Tottenham's three losses were all at home, against Bournemouth, Villa and Chelsea. Tottenham only scored 5 points in 6 home games, but 13 points in 5 away games.

Last season, Australia and Poland achieved 2 wins, 3 draws and 9 losses in their last 14 home games, which was even worse. This is obviously unacceptable to Tottenham fans who spend the most expensive ticket price in the Premier League to watch almost the worst home record. In the last two Champions League home games, only 40,000 and 50,000 fans attended the games respectively, which is the most direct manifestation of fans' dissatisfaction with Tottenham.

Due to Levy's poor operation in the summer transfer window before leaving office, Tottenham's only substantial signings in the summer window were Palinha and Kudus. Now Frank is also a clever woman who cannot make a meal without rice. With as many as 12 injuries to Tottenham's first team, he has no better way to solve Tottenham's weak offense.

In the match against Manchester United, Frank's former Bees player Mbeumo not only scored a goal, but also gave Tottenham's defense a headache. Frank also hoped to bring Mbeumo to North London in the summer window, but the salary line set by Levi made the Cameroonian firmly say no.

Tottenham currently does not have anyone in the frontcourt who can control the ball and use it to organize offense, and there is not even anyone who can hold the ball in the backcourt and turn around to advance. It is no wonder that opponents are becoming more and more bold at Tottenham's home court. As long as Tottenham is given enough physical confrontation and continuous high-position pressing, it will be extremely difficult for Tottenham to even push past halftime, let alone score at home.