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Match The Bodø Affair: The Mighty Tottenham vs Bodø/Glimt of Nordland - 2000hrs 1st May 2025 - UEFA Europa League Semi Final Leg 1

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I have eyes.

And unlike you, I'm able to call a spade a spade even if that goes against the team I've been supporting for over 40 years.

Weirdly that's also what one of the dudes I watched the game with thought. He's only a professional referee in the Swiss leagues, but I guess Phomesy knows best.
If Woolwich had gotten away with them incidents, you'd be writing to UEFA.

Oh and you don't like my posts, there's a feature for that.
I see you are still smoking the same shit you were doing during the game because that is the weirdest take I ever seen on a game - put the joint down wait for your imaginary Swiss mate to disappear and rewatch the game
 
The occasional pop concert does nothing to prevent such things happening.
Don't get me wrong, I have no beef with the stadium being used for extracurricular activities, in fact I welcome them as it's crazy to only use it for 20ish games a season, as long as the monies raised are ploughed into the football club. It was just lovely to be in the stadium with a fantastic atmosphere for the football, which has been missing in the league.
 
Obviously could've done without them scoring but good result. If we can't get through from here, we don't deserve to win anything. Simple as that.

If we get through, any chance someone can pay to get Bruno Fernandes injured for the final? United are ASS without him.

Agree, but United are also a weird club,so even if Fernandes, who I cannot abide is out for whatever reason, they somehow find a way.

It's just freakish and in the same banner of illogical that sees us nearly always falling short.

No sense or reasoning to it whatsoever.
 
It’ll be tough but it’s worth remembering that this is the team we played vs Tamworth


A. Kinský

Sergio Reguilón
A. Gray
R. Drăgușin
Pedro Porro

J. Maddison
Y. Bissouma
P. Sarr

M. Moore
T. Werner
B. Johnson
Still more than enough to despatch non-league Tamworth, especially with that midfield.

It’s who scores first in Norway that I feel will be critical. If they score first I worry we’ll shit the bed!
 
Don't get me wrong, I have no beef with the stadium being used for extracurricular activities, in fact I welcome them as it's crazy to only use it for 20ish games a season, as long as the monies raised are ploughed into the football club. It was just lovely to be in the stadium with a fantastic atmosphere for the football, which has been missing in the league.

Sadly it's only like this on rare occasions....... Before we moved back in all the talk was of a Dortmund-like atmos; but evidently the depleting fan culture/atmos in England won't propel that. For the most part I blame the trickle-down effect of ticket pricing, but in other ways both club and fans could still do more to promote a more interactive and partisan experience from week to week.
 
Still more than enough to despatch non-league Tamworth, especially with that midfield.

It’s who scores first in Norway that I feel will be critical. If they score first I worry we’ll shit the bed!

So I think who scores first will be important but I also think we are somply better than they are, with the astro turf only levelling it up a little bit.

We might lose our heads a touch but I think it's nigh on impossible they stop us from scoring.

If we keep it tight for 20 minutes,, the pressure is all on them.

If it's level (God forbid) on 80 minutes, we go out,as their support will suck the ball into our net.

I sense we will be okay,but I also think every week I wil win the lottery, so big doses of lo salt on that.
 
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Sadly it's only like this on rare occasions....... Before we moved back in all the talk was of a Dortmund-like atmos; but evidently the depleting fan culture/atmos in England won't propel that. For the most part I blame the trickle-down effect of ticket pricing, but in other ways both club and fans could still do more to promote a more interactive and partisan experience from week to week.
I blame:

- prices of tickets
- regs about stadium design including seating
- bag searches / hi-viz marshalls /CCTV / digital everything / surveillance culture
etc etc.
- PL tourism

English stadiums have actually become quite crap for atmosphere

Agree the club do a lot more tbh.
 
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The Bodo players weigh in on our press (they thought that we were ass at it).
The more of this the better, the sort of team we are we need all the motivation we can get, and this will serve to do it
 
I blame:

- prices of tickets
- regs about stadium design including seating
- bag searches / hi-viz marshalls /CCTV / digital everything / surveillance culture
etc etc.
- PL tourism

English stadiums have actually become quite crap for atmosphere

Which implies it's not an entirely Spurs specific problem.

Agree the club do a lot more tbh.

Yet per your list above; fans themselves play no part?

Nah sorry.....
 
So I think who scores first will be important but I also think we are somply better than they are, with the astro turf only levelling it up a little bit.
Better than Lazio? I recommend this vlog: [
View: https://youtu.be/Lusc8gJC7Kc?si=Xwa\_2f9Ki\_Ba9bqC%5D(https://youtu.be/Lusc8gJC7Kc?si=Xwa_2f9Ki_Ba9bqC) — an absolutely fantastic background video if you're curious about Bodø/Glimt. The end of the clip gives a glimpse of just how insanely many chances were created specifically against Lazio. And how it seemed absurd that they didn’t score at least twice as many.
Point being: Tottenham is clearly better player for player. But that’s not necessarily the most decisive factor. Especially not when the yellow ones get to field their best midfield — the heart of the team.
 
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