my point is that intimidation comes in many forms - fear intimidates your own players as well as the opposition, it makes them scared to misplace passes and so they become over cautious ....... with the backing of the crowd they feel they can do anything ..... that is why Shanks was so clever - he not just built the players into a belief that they were the best, he made the crowd believe the same and we are still clinging to it now while forgetting what made us the best ..... it is the getting behind the team even at 3-0 down at half time in the champions league final, it is that kind of backing that can make average players into world beaters ...... the intimidation is what breaks players, but your own players not the opposition