Atmosphere Tomorrow Night

[RickyVilla]

Gave my ticket to my Dad.

Shouldn't your location read "William Gallas's anus" or "William Gallas's shoulders"? That would make much more sense my good man

 

[RickyVilla]

My family are going out for dinner, but Im staying at home watching on ITV1 online (we aint got a TV).


COME ON YOU SPURS!!!

Did Bentley nick it?

 

[thfc1989]

Tonight is massive, mess up here and all of last season meant nothing. That goal by Rose, Hudd's strike at Bolton, Crouch's late winner at Eastlands would all mean nothing. WE MUST WIN! COME ON YOU SPURS!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pA4n2oe5HfY&feature=related

 

[alextheyid]

I'm going to be a bit loud tomorrow. And a bit drunk. I don't think the two are mutually exclusive.

to me...there not :wink:

 

[milkman]

Needs to be as good as this night.

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x1p71k_spurs-v-sevilla-home-made-highlight_sport

And this, as loud as possible;

Thanks for the dailymotion video mate, really enjoyed it. :up:

Did Bentley nick it?

The cheeky bugger! :lol:

 

[van_Pommel]

I'm gonna be in a box which is obviously awesome but I won't get all of the atmosphere which is a bit gutting.

COYS

 

[phil]

At a risk of repeating my post in the match thread, it would be great (but alas impossible in these days of all-seater stadiums) to recreate the atmosphere of that first foray into European football in 1962 against Gornik.

We had lost the first leg 4-2 in Poland, but that it only part of the story. I remember coming home from school and listening to the radio commentary. We were trailing 4-0 to a Gornik team inspired by their great inside forward, Pohl, but in a parallel to last Tuesday we managed to pull back 2 late goals.

For the return, a capacity crowd of 66,000 fans created an atmosphere that I have never experienced since. Almost 50 years on, it still makes the hairs on the back of my neck stand on end - it really was electric. I was at the Park Lane end with my father (a Gooner!). A fortunate choice as it gave a great view of our 5 first half goals. We started at a frenetic pace and were three up within 20 minutes. There was a temporary set-back when Pohl scored for Gornik but that just delayed the inevitable. It was 5-1 at half-time and 8-1 at full-time.

An unbelievable atmosphere and an unbelievable match. I can remember that night better than last Tuesday's game in Berne (although I was half asleep after 15 hours in a bloody coach).

So we all need to create twice as much noise tonight so that we can create the effect of a 60,000+ crowd. Your team needs you...

For those too young to remember (most of you), I found this on youtube.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jcWYqH-cqYU&feature=player_embedded