POHANG Steelers coach Waldermar Lemos was less than impressed with the way Adelaide United preserved their 1-0 lead in last night's Asian Champions League clash at Hindmarsh Stadium.
Lemos believed United waited for Pohang to make mistakes and was frustrated with the stop-start way the game unfolded.
His approach and philosophy, he believed, was clear when the Steelers were in possession and control.
"I wanted to play offensively when we went a goal down but they did not let us ... there were a lot of fouls," Lemos said through a translator.
"I know Australia's style ... But I don't like this (waiting for Pohang to make mistakes). Adelaide have good players, this you can see."
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