It would appear that when you play badly at home and loose, some players expect booing and jeering. This is according to Myhil.



Maybe Agar and Rule should take note......

Booing because a player or players has an off day is for the mindless numpties. Booing because players are simply not putting the effort into doing something most fans would give their right arm to do (although that would hamper their playing ability somewhat) is more justified although again not something I would do.

I think Myhil (and City) might have to get used to that sound this season.

Maybe ........















Or maybe not ..........

Maybe so , but continued barracking etc of the team game after game would have a detrimental effect on performance.

How can after the game booing effect performance? have we a team of time travellers?

I think the Captain means for the next game?

I just fail to see what good it does. If anything it does more bad then good hence why I never boo.



If the team has played crap then my way of dealing with it is to leave early and just not clap them off as they haven't deserved it.

You pays your money, you makes your choice.

I suppose it is how fans express themselves, cheer or boo either gets the message across, suppose you pays your money you are entitled to express your feelings, personally I just stay silent if disappointed however I have been pushed to the limits this season

True , but where possible I like to take any positives out of the game.



Too many times a defeat is attributed to ' we were rubbish ' and credit not given to the opposition.

Personally think players may get the message more if they trudge off in an empty stadium rather then booing.