Young Boys v Tottenham Hotspur [17/08/10 - 19:45]

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I can see Tottenham going through now because of those 2 goals they've clawed back in this but well played to Young Boys, they didn't make this easy by any means and have a great lead which is a shock of some sorts.

Of course there's a little time to go so they need to be cautious with they're lead.
 
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good comeback, must be favourites at home now though
 
got a feeling spuds will win this one now, young boys missed too many big chances in the 2nd half.
 
I know they have two away goals, but I wouldn't be confident at all after that performance.
 
Wow,definately didn't expect Young Boys to have scored three goals against Spurs when I turned on the tele,regardless.

Well played for Young Boys,let's see if they can hold it at White Hart Lane.
 
Awful display of goalkeeping for the Pava goal. Beat at his near post from a tight angle.
 
If Redknapp (and the players) don't learm from this then Young Boys might as well go through now. Hopefully, this will be the kick up the *** required to put us on a good run from now on.
 
So much for that guys 5-0 win lol I think Spurs didn't take young boys seriously and have paid the price, welcome to the champions league lol
 
Why just cant my beloved team do things the easy way.?

I hold my hands up and my prediction of 5-0 has bitten me on my **** in a major way. Saying that there is always the second leg.;)

Young Boys deserve their moment of glory tonight with no excuses coming from me as that first half was the worst I have seen from Spurs in over 29 years of supporting them.
 
Dunc said:
Doesn't matter, that one second that he did play well, he kept Spurs in the tie.



Agree, he seemed to pull his hands away from the shot.
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im pretty sure they would still be in the tie even at 3-1.
 
CJACKO11 said:
not really he was shocking until he scored and even then he was dreadful.
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But he scored, which is his main job -- Owen (and many others) made a career out of being non-existent for 89 minutes.

Spurs shouldn't play that bad again so I'm pretty confident they'll ****** it at home.
 
Those two chances to make it 4-1 have come back to surely knock them out.
 
CJACKO11 said:
im pretty sure they would still be in the tie even at 3-1.
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no cos at 3-1, young boys get a goal and spurs have to get 3 which means pushing forwards and getting smashed on the counter. 3-2 means spurs can play a controlled game at home, nothing flashy, get the goal and control the game out
 
I think that main reason why they lost and play poor is Redknapp choice to put key player Modric on DMC.
He was more in defence than in attack.
He should have more freedom in game and so Defoe and Pavlyuchenko would get more balls
 
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