Brentford are considering Keith Andrews as a potential candidate for their vacant managerial role (h/t Sky Sports).The club recently lost Thomas Frank, who left to take charge of Tottenham

Thomas Frank has issued an emotional goodbye message to Brentford after his departure to join Tottenham was confirmed on Thursday.Frank leaves the Bees after seven years, in which he took the club to the Premier League and established them as a mid-table club in the top flight,

Brentford set-piece coach Keith Andrews is under consideration by the board. The former Republic of Ireland midfielder has no managerial experience, but is seriously being considered by Brentford chiefs. The Bees had initially identified Justin Cochrane as Frank's successor, but the assistant manager has followed the Dane to Tottenham.

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Thomas Frank has penned an emotional letter to Brentford following the confirmation of his departure from the club after nine years with the club.

So, if Brentford really want to avoid a possible relegation fight next season, they have to appoint the right manager, and then they have to spend and try to replace any outgoing players with similar quality. The fact they have been in the Premier League for the time they have and have that stability really helps them.

Thomas Frank appears to be on his way out of Brentford and betting sites have opened a market on who might replace him. Frank has emerged as Tottenham's leading candidate to succeed Ange Postecoglou, who was dismissed last week despite winning the Europa League.

The 51-year-old has had a huge impact on Brentford, establishing them in the Premier League and developing Mbeumo, Wissa and Toney

Brentford fan Craig Tillyer from the Ealing Road podcast has reflected on the "incredible memories" under Thomas Frank after the Danish boss' departure to become Tottenham head coach was confirmed. "As a club and fanbase we will miss him very much," Tillyer told BBC Radio 5 Live's Football Daily podcast.

Norgaard is actually now the third Brentford player in the last few days who is being linked with Tottenham. Indeed, it’s believed Spurs have been ‘closely tracking’ Yegor Yarmolyuk. The versatile midfielder is said to have a few clubs eyeing him, and a £25.5million valuation on his head.