Tottenham Hotspur supporters who booed goalkeeper Guglielmo Vicario had been instructed afterwards “they cannot be true Tottenham followers” by boss Thomas Frank.

Spurs conceded twice within the opening six minutes to lose 2-1 to Fulham, their tenth Premier League dwelling defeat of 2025.

However the principle speaking level was Fulham’s second aim when Vicario misplaced possession effectively exterior of his field.

He got here out to take care of a protracted ball and took the ball in direction of the touchline.

Nonetheless, as an alternative of booting it out of play, the Italian turned and tried to clear, however slipped because the ball skimmed off Harry Wilson and was managed by Josh King

King laid the ball off to Wales midfielder WIlson, who curled a shot into the aim from the touchline measured at 36.6 metres.

Moments later when the ball got here to Vicario once more, some Spurs followers booed him.

The group had been booed off at half-time, with the membership 2-0 down, and once more at full-time.

A kind of booing periods actually irritated Frank.

“I heard a few of our followers apparently booed the incident and booed after, which, in my view is totally unacceptable,” the Dane instructed BBC Sport of the followers’ response to his goalkeeper.

“[They] cannot be true Tottenham followers that do this. Truthful sufficient booing after the sport, no drawback, however once we are taking part in, we’re supporting one another, we’re behind one another going ahead.”

Kenny Tete had given Fulham a fourth-minute lead earlier than Wilson’s strike – with Mohammed Kudus netting for Spurs in an improved second-half exhibiting.

Former Premier League goalkeeper Joe Hart instructed Match of the Day the second aim was “utterly avoidable”.

“I do perceive the followers’ frustration,” Hart added. ” I do know the function Vicario is taking part in. He is an important group participant, he is an actual chief within the dressing room however finally you will be judged by your actions.

“He was closely concerned in what turned out to be the profitable aim.”