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Head coach Thomas Frank says <\/b>Tottenham<\/b><\/a> are “completely aligned” about the future as he faces pressure from fans to improve results.<\/b><\/p>\n Frank has declared that the club are united behind the scenes, saying that chief executive Vinai Venkatesham makes “sensible decisions” and is “is one of the best communicators I ever met”.<\/p>\n Spurs were booed off<\/a> after Sunday’s 1-1 draw with Sunderland<\/a>, and have won two of their past 11 Premier League games.<\/p>\n In the past week, Enzo Maresca has left Chelsea<\/a> and Manchester United<\/a> have sacked Ruben Amorim – with both head coaches departing amid fallouts with senior figures at their respective clubs.<\/p>\n But Frank says he has no such issues with Tottenham<\/a>‘s hierarchy.<\/p>\n “I think the biggest thing is that we are completely aligned with the ownership,” Frank said.<\/p>\n “Vinai is one of the best communicators I ever met, as a CEO, leader or whatever, he is absolutely excellent in that.<\/p>\n “I think I’m OK, but he is way superior, which I think is crucial internally and externally.<\/p>\n “He’s calm and he takes sensible decisions – two rare abilities in football. He understands the journey we’re on.”<\/p>\n Tottenham<\/a>, who visit Bournemouth<\/a> on Wednesday, are in a congested mid-table, sitting 13th in the Premier League.<\/p>\n They are unbeaten in their past three matches, but have not scored from open play since 6 December.<\/p>\n Sporting director Fabio Paratici has continuously been linked with a move back to Italy with Fiorentina during recent weeks, but remains in place at Spurs.<\/p>\n Frank said: “We’re paying his wage, he’s working very hard.<\/p>\n “The last time I spoke to him? I spoke to him in the morning before the [Sunderland<\/a>] game.”<\/p>\n<\/div>\n