Just saw the goals......can anyone explain Lloris' attempted save to me please? :gallas:
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dmartins13 said:Super Jan looked tired. Either that or they had kryptonite in that there stadium
AberdeenYid said:For £100k per week, they should be able to twat in thirty yard screamers with their cocks.
Laughing, Why. Valid point.sammyspurs said:AberdeenYid said:For £100k per week, they should be able to twat in thirty yard screamers with their cocks.
Spurs manager Andre-Villas Boas says his side ran out of energy as they gave up a one-goal lead on Panathinaikos in the second half of their match in Athens.
"We felt the strain physically in the second half and we lost control of the game," Villas-Boas told ITV's Peter Drury. "It's a pity because in the first half it looked like we had the game under control."
The Portuguese also cited the game-changing half-time substitution for Panathinaikos, who introduced the dangerous Ibrahim Sissokho into the fray.
"The number three came on for them Sissokho really changed the game," Villas-Boas said. "He was very creative and created lots of problems for us."
I disagree. It didn't look negative (parking the bus, etc.). It looked incompetent. Bad movement, bad passing.NO1JIB said:that second half was negative shit
Éperons said:I disagree. It didn't look negative (parking the bus, etc.). It looked incompetent. Bad movement, bad passing.NO1JIB said:that second half was negative shit
Dawson's hoofballs could be considered negative, but he knows no other way.
tbf, I missed the first half (it was my quarterly phone call with the moms), so I can only speak to the second half. The commentators made a big deal (or was it on Twitter?) about how Panathenaikos had picked up the pace, but we were still on cruise control from the previous half. That may be, but we were also sloppy. I think we could've kept the tempo that we had but been more polished in terms of play, and everything would've ended well, if that makes sense.NO1JIB said:i thought dawsons distribution was worse first half than second [could be wrong as i missed bits] but what i did see appeared to be us sitting back and handing the intiative over to a team who we were far better than
S.L.R said:Agree with the point about sitting back, I don't like seeing us give the opposition all the freedom they need.
Lots of harsh tweets about Walker tonight. I'm not expert enough to judge whether his *whole season* has been a mess, but this kind of tactic may be a bit too much for him (for now)?penpen said:Because it has happened in multiple matches I assume it must be a deliberate attempt by AVB when we have a lead to encourage the opposition to make themselves vulnerable to our speed on the counterattack, but it just doesn't seem to be quite clicking.