The former England midfielder, who became Tottenham head coach in December following the sacking of Andre Villas-Boas, added: "You can't legislate for the capitulation - you can't have that".
If you think the appearance of the Stones represents an unacceptable capitulation to nostalgia, you can always take yourself off to see post-dubstep stars Chase & Status on the Other stage.
When things become savage, swift and emotional, and you get capitulation with large shares moving 10 per cent in a day, that's when something irrational is happening.
Hare never explains what leads to Powell's capitulation, but he leaves you in no doubt that it was a form of self-betrayal.
But you find — surprise — that you like this capitulation from her, this helpless compliance, from the most recent embodiment of all the girls over all the years who've given you nothing, not even a curious glance.
He even offered a sarcastic capitulation, saying that tough times required you to cozy up to "people you don't like, people you don't trust, people you don't respect"—in his case, the United States government.
"The real bottom in most bear markets is when you go from capitulation" — when most investors simply give up hope — "to disinterest," he said.
All of those other things you could have been doing, and instead you were watching a capitulation in Greenock, a rout in Dundee, a hiding in Dingwall, a trouncing in Stranraer.
"The only positive thing you can take away from this is that you did see almost capitulation selling," said Rob Cohen, co-head of block trading at Credit Suisse First Boston.
Battlefield victories and the occupation of territory do not necessarily yield what you need, which is capitulation.
