Xabi Alonso on the vuvuzela- shortly before Spain crashed out "I think they should be banned," he said. "We're used to when people shout but not to this trumpet noise which doesn't allow you to concentrate and is unbearable."
Bob Bradley must have given his team some tips on how to block out the noise.
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The Spanish are actually used to noise. Just enter a spanish bar and you hear TV , Radio and loudly shouting women to overcome the background noise. Can´t imagine that vuvuzelas are much worse.