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THunter said:I noticed a lot of fans standing for most of the game, makes the atmosphere ten times better.
Yup always happens in the big games. In the smaller games the stewards are much more proactive about forcing people to sit down - they don't seem to bother in games likes these which is great because as you said, the atmosphere is so much better as a result.
Glovegun said:I agree with iced22.
As much as it pains me to say it, and I loved every minute of the game, incredible atmosphere in the ground, I think they would have won with eleven. That's just my honest opinion. When Adebayor and Defoe were interchanging and Bale and Lennon were getting forward, we didn't look able to cope. There were far too many hearts-in-mouths moments for me. I was also quite impressed with AVB's tactical switch. That's the sort of proactive management I'd like to see from Arsène more often.
One thing I will say is that when Bale is in full flight there are very, very few players in world football who can cope with him, so we shouldn't be too harsh on that score. He's still a chimp-faced glory-hunting bellend though, utter c*nt.
Disagree tbh, I was pretty confident even after they scored. We're notoriously slow starters - this year especially and we were always going to strike back - just look at the 5-2 last year (or the 5-3 against AVB's Chelsea).
Sp**s were the better side for the first 15 minutes but it was just that - 15 minutes.
That's not to say we shouldn't learn lessons from that first 15 minutes though, primarily:
(a) Stop starting games with the urgency of a stoned sloth
(b) Get someone in our midfield who knows how to defend