Brilliant post and i can understand completely why you stayed away at times.My only expectation is that I feel I get value for money in watching them. I have openly admitted on here in the past if the product is crap I won't pay to watch it and last season was a prime example of that where I pretty much turned away from the last half of the season and no longer went to the ground.. started most game online with free streams but by 20 mins it was off.
The only way i would forgive the above is if I felt like the groundwork was being built, with a style of play that in future with the right players will come good. I didnt feel that last season as you could have had the best frontline on the planet and the ball would still not have got to them... this season my mind changes on that every game. Sometimes i look at us now and think that given some better players the groundwork is there to have a good balance at back and up top and then the next week it looks like we are devoid of ideas.
For me, the final position isn't so much of a big deal unless we are in the bottom 2 but if you're in the bottom 2 then 99% of the time you are terrible to watch as well.
A good season for me is top 6, good cup runs unless you are unfortunate enough to get a hard away game at one of the other big teams and walking out the ground most weeks knowing the team had a real go at trying to win.
An exceptional season would be Europe spots and picking up a trophy whilst also being a good watch.
Ultimately, if we played like Mellon last season but had us sitting 3rd i still wouldn't go up to watch it, that was absolutely eye bleeding and no enjoyment whatsoever
This is a good thread tbh... I think everyone has different reasons of why they enjoy going to football, some do it to spend time with family, mates, go for a drink before and after, some just to get out the house and some like me watch for entertainment purposes


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, however, he did state he would always put a positive spin. I have also been told he claimed we are now ‘unbeaten in four, apart from the fiddlers defeat’ and that made me smile.