Walker was injured.
442 away from home against Emirates Marketing Project isn't the solution.
We were already being overrun as it was.
We simply didn't have the personnel against a full strength City side to pull out a result today.
What nonsense. Swansea have a far inferior team but still managed to play the game with fluidity on the counter.
Ajax got the better of City over two games and so has every other team in their group. They looked ordinary against West Ham and lifeless against us.
We decided from early in the second half that all we were interested in doing was clinging on for dear life. Trying to run down the clock in the corner flag at 49 minutes.
We never even managed to keep any meaningful possession at all so what did we have to lose by going for broke other than losing the "boring, boring Boas" tag that fits around our neck quite nicely right now.
Any Championship side would have been mortified with that performance. As a Spurs fan it was shocking. Against Chelsea fair enough, we had a go and got caught on the break. It could have went either way.
Today the result was never in doubt. It was just a matter of time. if you can't see how awful this display was then you obviously have alot to learn about what it takes to get results.
Barricading a patched up team in your own half is throwing in the towel as far as we're concerned. It worked once against United but only just and that was only because we had a go first half and got rewarded with three goals.
Please name one game where AVB's negative tactics worked? Name one, I'll name 5 where they cost us dearly. For Spurs, attack is the best form of defence. We don't have a robust or organised enough squad to sit on games. It's a waste of our most potent attacking players.