
Stop acting like a 12 year old you grumpy twat. Christ
It's obvious man. If a team has a strong defence and midfield on the day, it will disrupt the oppositions play, and as a result, they won't play as well as they could. The players work together to keep possession, close down attackers and minimise opportunities, so of course the opposition won't look as good.
Our defence on the day was solid (whether it stays that way remains to be seen), and as a result, RVP, Gervinho and Arshavin couldn't break through, couldn't find many chances and didn't get much time on the ball, so their attack didn't look up to much. If we'd sat back and let them hammer in 6 goals, I'm sure their attack would have looked ****ing amazing. What's so hard to understand about that?
It's much in the same way Liverpool didn't look at their best because Sunderland disrupted their play.
'Premiership experience' has nothing to do with how good a player is or how much he will add to the quality of the squad, but you're one of the stupidest people I've ever spoken to on this board, so I guess you won't understand that.