MBP wakes up after unpluging MagSafe

I recently upgraded from my 2010 15" MBP to a 2012 15" MBP (Non-Retina) and I noticed a bit different bahavior. I close the lid with the MagSafe still connected, wait for it to go to sleep, disconnect the MagSafe and the MBP wakes up for a few seconds with the lid closed and then goes to sleep again.
On the old machine, I used to do it tha same way but it never woke up after disconnecting the MagSafe. I sually do it this way right before I put it in my bag and I am afraid I could damage the HDD if it wakes but during manipulation.
Is there a way to set this behavior to match the old machine or do I just have to get used to disconnecting the MagSafe before closing the lid? Thanks in advance for any suggestions.

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