A peculiar feature of the Stade de Suisse is the presence of a single, red seat the other seats are black and yellow. This was the first seat installed at the new stadium, on January 20, , and the honour of unveiling it was given to former Young Boys player and manager Walter Eich. There are no tickets available for this seat; every game the seat is occupied by a notable personality, often with ties to Young Boys. In a recent tradition, newcomers to Young Boys are sometimes asked to sit in the hot seat, where they are offered a lap dance.
While some view this as an important part of team bonding, the tradition is still viewed as optional, as some players have found this offering offensive. Biscuits , Tuesday, 17 August fourteen years ago link. Match of the Day probably skewed the way the second half looked I suppose. See your point about your midfield, maybe surprising that you overran City so much first half given how combatitive their midfield was. Sounded like they were a little bewildered in general. Well yeah, there were like 13 shots on target and if there were no goalkeeper of course it'd be double digits.
Or is that just juvenile? Here's the first instalment of chat from my mate Pearlo, a massive Spurs fan: "I can express the thoughts of all Spurs fans when I tell you this is destiny. No complacency and no hiding. Win this and we can ruffle feathers in the Champions League. No exaggeration to say our season and future depends entirely on these two games. Pope of four four two. I'm not gonna gloat cos I've seen my own team fail to negotiate Europe in August but, y'know, this ain't Villareal.
Bloody hell. Hello guys. There is something important I would like to add to the conversation and that is LOL. I thought the CL was going to do that 2 linos by the goals thing this season?
Young Boys have such a fluid penetration, 'Arry must be twitching when he sees it coming so fast. If it's been this hilarious in the qualifying it's going to be side-splitting when they get Inter and Real in their group.
