ScottBF2

I was at the fanzone at Plaza de Espana a few times over the course of the days preceding the game - I hit better penalties than Ramsey did and I was pished.

Just arrived back. Had a taxi booked to take us from our hotel at 7am, so naturally they cancelled on us at 6am. Managed to get an Uber to replace it for €290, flight to Dublin with a 5 hour layover. Just landed in Edinburgh. Glad to see the back of Spain, absolutely boiling - but I’m sure memories will last a lifetime.

He’s an SLO who doesn’t liaise with the supporters, whether that’s orders from above - I don’t know, but the job he does is shoddy at best.

I can only provide a bit of a viewpoint from la Cartuja and the fanzone outside but the whole thing was a bit of a joke. A cobbled together stage beneath an underpass, rocks, glass and dirt underfoot.
Getting into the stadium was a bit of a joke, none of the stewards, security or police could tell us where we entered and we were walking back and forth for a while only to be told we needed to go back where we came from and eventually got in. Kiosks we’re either understaffed or amateurishly staffed and it took 20 minutes to get 3 bottles of water. 
 
After the match some local wank decided to leave a gas canister on while an oven was cooking next to it, he decided to bolt when he noticed it might explode and caused a mass rush of people trying to get to safety. The guys honestly lucky he didn’t get his head kicked in for it, loads of us absolutely fuming, there were hundreds of us in the vicinity.
As I understand it the conditions in Roman Sanchez Pizjuan were far worse, and alongside UEFA and Sevilla our club need to be held accountable for their lack of support provided to their own fans both on the night and in the lead up to the night itself. 

It’s when you sit and read their absolute nonsense from last week about their “entire security team” being in Seville. Obviously on their fucking holidays because there was fuck all security when it came to the fans. 
 
Seville itself is a wonderfully accommodating city, the people are very pleasant, but that whole thing was a shitshow from start to finish and, as much as I believe UEFA are responsible for a lot of what happened, our board needs to take the blame for how we as fans were treated. Get them all: Robertson, Graham, Johnstone, Bennett and Park to fuck. 

I can only provide a bit of a viewpoint from la Cartuja and the fanzone outside but the whole thing was a bit of a joke. A cobbled together stage beneath an underpass, rocks, glass and dirt underfoot.
Getting into the stadium was a bit of a joke, none of the stewards, security or police could tell us where we entered and we were walking back and forth for a while only to be told we needed to go back where we came from and eventually got in. Kiosks we’re either understaffed or amateurishly staffed and it took 20 minutes to get 3 bottles of water. 
 
After the match some local wank decided to leave a gas canister on while an oven was cooking next to it, he decided to bolt when he noticed it might explode and caused a mass rush of people trying to get to safety. The guys honestly lucky he didn’t get his head kicked in for it, loads of us absolutely fuming, there were hundreds of us in the vicinity.
As I understand it the conditions in Roman Sanchez Pizjuan were far worse, and alongside UEFA and Sevilla our club need to be held accountable for their lack of support provided to their own fans both on the night and in the lead up to the night itself. 

Just arrived back. Had a taxi booked to take us from our hotel at 7am, so naturally they cancelled on us at 6am. Managed to get an Uber to replace it for €290, flight to Dublin with a 5 hour layover. Just landed in Edinburgh. Glad to see the back of Spain, absolutely boiling - but I’m sure memories will last a lifetime.

I can only provide a bit of a viewpoint from la Cartuja and the fanzone outside but the whole thing was a bit of a joke. A cobbled together stage beneath an underpass, rocks, glass and dirt underfoot.
Getting into the stadium was a bit of a joke, none of the stewards, security or police could tell us where we entered and we were walking back and forth for a while only to be told we needed to go back where we came from and eventually got in. Kiosks we’re either understaffed or amateurishly staffed and it took 20 minutes to get 3 bottles of water. 
 
After the match some local wank decided to leave a gas canister on while an oven was cooking next to it, he decided to bolt when he noticed it might explode and caused a mass rush of people trying to get to safety. The guys honestly lucky he didn’t get his head kicked in for it, loads of us absolutely fuming, there were hundreds of us in the vicinity.
As I understand it the conditions in Roman Sanchez Pizjuan were far worse, and alongside UEFA and Sevilla our club need to be held accountable for their lack of support provided to their own fans both on the night and in the lead up to the night itself. 

I can only provide a bit of a viewpoint from la Cartuja and the fanzone outside but the whole thing was a bit of a joke. A cobbled together stage beneath an underpass, rocks, glass and dirt underfoot.
Getting into the stadium was a bit of a joke, none of the stewards, security or police could tell us where we entered and we were walking back and forth for a while only to be told we needed to go back where we came from and eventually got in. Kiosks we’re either understaffed or amateurishly staffed and it took 20 minutes to get 3 bottles of water. 
 
After the match some local wank decided to leave a gas canister on while an oven was cooking next to it, he decided to bolt when he noticed it might explode and caused a mass rush of people trying to get to safety. The guys honestly lucky he didn’t get his head kicked in for it, loads of us absolutely fuming, there were hundreds of us in the vicinity.
As I understand it the conditions in Roman Sanchez Pizjuan were far worse, and alongside UEFA and Sevilla our club need to be held accountable for their lack of support provided to their own fans both on the night and in the lead up to the night itself. 

This isn’t the thread for it, but I need to know: when did it become acceptable to let a ball go past you across the face of your own goal? When did that become a thing

This isn’t the thread for it, but I need to know: when did it become acceptable to let a ball go past you across the face of your own goal? When did that become a thing

This isn’t the thread for it, but I need to know: when did it become acceptable to let a ball go past you across the face of your own goal? When did that become a thing

I can only provide a bit of a viewpoint from la Cartuja and the fanzone outside but the whole thing was a bit of a joke. A cobbled together stage beneath an underpass, rocks, glass and dirt underfoot.
Getting into the stadium was a bit of a joke, none of the stewards, security or police could tell us where we entered and we were walking back and forth for a while only to be told we needed to go back where we came from and eventually got in. Kiosks we’re either understaffed or amateurishly staffed and it took 20 minutes to get 3 bottles of water. 
 
After the match some local wank decided to leave a gas canister on while an oven was cooking next to it, he decided to bolt when he noticed it might explode and caused a mass rush of people trying to get to safety. The guys honestly lucky he didn’t get his head kicked in for it, loads of us absolutely fuming, there were hundreds of us in the vicinity.
As I understand it the conditions in Roman Sanchez Pizjuan were far worse, and alongside UEFA and Sevilla our club need to be held accountable for their lack of support provided to their own fans both on the night and in the lead up to the night itself. 

I can only provide a bit of a viewpoint from la Cartuja and the fanzone outside but the whole thing was a bit of a joke. A cobbled together stage beneath an underpass, rocks, glass and dirt underfoot.
Getting into the stadium was a bit of a joke, none of the stewards, security or police could tell us where we entered and we were walking back and forth for a while only to be told we needed to go back where we came from and eventually got in. Kiosks we’re either understaffed or amateurishly staffed and it took 20 minutes to get 3 bottles of water. 
 
After the match some local wank decided to leave a gas canister on while an oven was cooking next to it, he decided to bolt when he noticed it might explode and caused a mass rush of people trying to get to safety. The guys honestly lucky he didn’t get his head kicked in for it, loads of us absolutely fuming, there were hundreds of us in the vicinity.
As I understand it the conditions in Roman Sanchez Pizjuan were far worse, and alongside UEFA and Sevilla our club need to be held accountable for their lack of support provided to their own fans both on the night and in the lead up to the night itself. 

I can only provide a bit of a viewpoint from la Cartuja and the fanzone outside but the whole thing was a bit of a joke. A cobbled together stage beneath an underpass, rocks, glass and dirt underfoot.
Getting into the stadium was a bit of a joke, none of the stewards, security or police could tell us where we entered and we were walking back and forth for a while only to be told we needed to go back where we came from and eventually got in. Kiosks we’re either understaffed or amateurishly staffed and it took 20 minutes to get 3 bottles of water. 
 
After the match some local wank decided to leave a gas canister on while an oven was cooking next to it, he decided to bolt when he noticed it might explode and caused a mass rush of people trying to get to safety. The guys honestly lucky he didn’t get his head kicked in for it, loads of us absolutely fuming, there were hundreds of us in the vicinity.
As I understand it the conditions in Roman Sanchez Pizjuan were far worse, and alongside UEFA and Sevilla our club need to be held accountable for their lack of support provided to their own fans both on the night and in the lead up to the night itself. 

I wish it wasn’t a thing Scott.

I don’t want to single anyone out, but I think Borna needs a new challenge.

I don’t want to single anyone out, but I think Borna needs a new challenge.

I don’t want to single anyone out, but I think Borna needs a new challenge.

Sands coming on allowed us to play a flat back three with Lundstram in midfield. It was the right decision and we saw more of the ball and had more chances.

There will be differing opinions but I think we played in spells, we never hit a consistent level and that may be down to Frankfurts tactics. We really struggled to get the ball down, although I know we had more possession throughout. 
 
I agree when it went to extra time and we switched to a flat back three instead of an alternating back three we took much more of the ball and had more chances. There are so many fine margins which decided the game, but for me I thought we just looked flat for the majority.

There will be differing opinions but I think we played in spells, we never hit a consistent level and that may be down to Frankfurts tactics. We really struggled to get the ball down, although I know we had more possession throughout. 
 
I agree when it went to extra time and we switched to a flat back three instead of an alternating back three we took much more of the ball and had more chances. There are so many fine margins which decided the game, but for me I thought we just looked flat for the majority.

Sands coming on allowed us to play a flat back three with Lundstram in midfield. It was the right decision and we saw more of the ball and had more chances.

Sands coming on allowed us to play a flat back three with Lundstram in midfield. It was the right decision and we saw more of the ball and had more chances.

Gio get to fuck.
😆 
Got us to a European Final and a SC final in half a season.
It's sad some fans have taken this because we lost a coin toss in a European Final.
I'm proud as fuck and also gutted but hey ho it's football and we go again.