Pep’s Spurs (H) Post-Match Interview

He could be talking about many things. He spoke about the whole organisation. It could be ; ticket prices, timing of game, getting a singing section organised, sticking away fans in a corner not in a tier above home fans, stewards and police stopping away fans throwing coins, pints of piss and spitting at home fans, making more effort to get behind the team when the team is playing badly, the club buying a top class left back, etc. It sounds like he really cares though because if he didn't he'd say yeah great comeback , no problems, goodnight. Fair play to him he's giving City his moneys worth by saying how it is.
 
urban genie said:
it was more likely frustration that after 40 minutes of being better than spurs we, once again gifted the opposition with our own fuck ups and gifting goals

if eddies balls up had beenin the 55th minute not the 42nd I doubt the ammount that booed would have.

error dead on half time and then another was probably the main factor.

I never booed by the way we played well first half, if very sideways.


Pep though is used to plaudits and adulation from the fans of teams he managed he seemed bemused at any criticism when it happened
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No it was a mind game, he doesn't really give a fuck whether fans sng etc..BUT the penalty appeal...we didn't even shout for it.. Utd got the equalizer with Phantom offside goal BECAUSE Fernandez screamed at the lino n his face,...buoyed by the crowd frothing at the mouth...gets you points that. Pep feels he has to do the lot himself, motivate the team because we have a few mard arses and weak as shit supposed leaders (Gundy..we've lost the fight..ffs YOU JOB TO CHANGE THAT) Then fans not helping by not puttng ref under pressure, That is what f ked Pep off you could tell he was thinking..if this was OT and Tent Peg would have had the help of 50,0000 + screamers
 
Spurs fans were silent once it got back to 1-2. Almost as if there's a direct link between what happens on the pitch and what happens in the stands. And passively shuffling the ball from side to side while kicking it straight to opposition attackers at the other end isn't really the way to get people fired up.
 
CTIDANDREW said:
They were dreadful in the first half man. Those fans had every right to boo.
Hindsight is 20/20 now, but things looked increadly bleak before that 2nd half turnaround.
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I don't agree that we were dreadful in the first half at all. If we would have gone in at half time nill nill we would have been up for the second half.

It's too easy to say we were shit when we concede two sloppy goals but that absolutely wasn't the whole picture.
 
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SanPellegrini said:
As a match going fan, sorry Pep but if there’s no atmosphere in the first 45 minutes that’s because of your boring style of football that we’ve had to endure for consecutive matches
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I mean that must be one of the most astonishing posts I have ever seen hear;D what author of this must live like?;D
 
Bang on the money stevieatlasblue!

It's the new breed, the next gen, the social media society! Our fans have become increasingly spoilt. A player has a bad game, and the fans are all over social media ripping into them and comparing them to other players from other clubs. This is a Title Winning Team! A team who has given us countless euphoric moments, teams that have come back from the dead in 3 consecutive decades
I was there with my Mum and Dad in 99, tears rolling down my eyes when Robert Taylor put it past Nicky Weaver for 2-0.

Then you're listening to 2 delusional Dickheads from some shitty Twitter page slating us on a watchalong saying they "hate this team". Unbelievable, really.
 
Kaini Industries said:
Spurs fans were silent once it got back to 1-2. Almost as if there's a direct link between what happens on the pitch and what happens in the stands. And passively shuffling the ball from side to side while kicking it straight to opposition attackers at the other end isn't really the way to get people fired up.
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Spurs fans haven’t had success for several decades either though.

Pep wasn’t happy with the players either. He isn’t asking for us to be applauding them, he’s asking for us to help fire them up. They’ve shown time and time again what they’re capable of when they are.
 
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