As the traditional refrain of "We are Tottenham, super Tottenham" poured down from the stands, the frustration grew for Donovan, who received a yellow card for treading on Benoit Assou-Ekotto's toes.
Many of the fans who then rushed from Ashe, which holds 23,000, soon stood in frustration 10 deep at the backlogged gates of the 10,000-seat Armstrong, which was half-empty.
NUGGETS 102, MAVERICKS 100: Antonio McDyess, who punched a ball deep into the stands in frustration five minutes earlier, scored on a rebound as time expired to give host Denver a victory over Dallas.
Rodney threw a ball toward the stands in frustration after he hung on for a save in a 4-3 win at Tampa Bay on Sept. 4. The ball landed in the press box.
Early in the morning in Burj al Hammoud, an opposition poll watcher, Wassim Lahoud, stood in frustration outside a polling place at the Mar Youssef church, complaining that his crew had not been given their proper credentials to go inside, and that Mr. Murr's supporters had illegally set up a computer to track voters inside another polling station.
This year, with another election on the horizon, a different kind of word stands out: "frustration".
Architectural history buffs say they can only stand by in frustration as Italianate row houses in Camden crumble from neglect and condominiums in Mercer County replace century-old dairy barns.
In the third quarter against the Colts, Jacobs threw his helmet into the stands in apparent frustration after being stuffed for no gain.
For those inveterate sufferers in the stands there was frustration, disappointment and a sense of bleak Soviet-era melancholy; but what were the other 87? Fast-forward 11 years and while that mindset often still prevails, the basis for despair no longer exists.
The appeals committee confirmed at the weekend the punishment would stand, to Adamu's frustration.
