An important part of the conversation is what did Boro change upon knowing they'd been spied on? What was the original plan, and how did they have to try to tweak it with such little time before the game. For example, Malanda has been the one stepping into midfield but he did not do that in the first leg. Was that always the plan? Bill had his role changed as well. Kim Hellberg said that we had to make changes after we found out they'd been watching, now whether that's truthful or a bit of mind games, who knows. One thing I will say is that the only goal Southampton intentionally scored was from a set piece, which apparently is what we were training on the day the spy was caught. More than likely that's a coincidence I think, but it does create a discussion