I don't remember him bossing the Spurs back four, if anything it was 50/50 on the headers won between him and Dawson.
For all the possession in the second half we had one maybe two clear chances, and the best chance of the night fell to Bale
I think thsat's right
Having the lion's share of possession doesn't equate to controlling a game if we fail to do anythingsignificant with it
It was the same old story last night - we started well, looked like scoring in the first 10-15 mins, didn't and as the game went on our attack looked less and less clinical and less like scoring
That Tottenham had the best chance says it all really because they were there fort the taking last night - and our failure just poses more questions that the so-calleed messiah seems incapable of answering
That's the harsh reality of the situation
