On this, we can all agree that the last four or so years have been dreadful. A totally miserable experience as we have plummeted from our best ever period (2015-2021), to our worst (as of yesterday). Supporting City has been grim. We have a disinterested owner, his sidekick appears totally incompetent, and now we have a manager who could not be more Brent if he tried. I think he's a charlatan.
But my point is going to the football is meant to be fun, or else, well, what is the point? Yesterday's atmosphere was ok, somewhat half hearted, and from my vantage point over to the right, the booing at the end of the game seemed pretty isolated.
We now know King Power wants to sell. So change is on the way, and I think that's a good thing.
Question is, will our lads respond to a positive atmosphere, or a negative one? I don't know about you, but I know I respond to positivity more than negativity, even now at the age of 60. And certainly when I was in my late teens or early 20s.
So as justified as negativity might be, it's quite simply my view that our players will perform better if they're not scared of getting booed the moment they make a mistake. And going down the City might just be more enjoyable if we try and make it more enjoyable.
And if you dare to disagree with my post I'm coming round your house and booing you all day tomorrow.