Does booing make the team play better? - no
Does booing help nurture an environment conducive to success? - no
So much hypocrisy surrounding the subject of booing. There seems to be certain elements of our support who thrive on being permanently outraged. They're outraged by what the press write about us, yet the same people fuel the negative reporting in the press by voicing their outrage at the matches.
Fans are outraged at the criticism we receive for spending so much money, claiming it can't buy success, yet the same people are secretly expecting instant success as demonstrated by their constant whining when things don't go our way.
The fans bemoan the loss of Craig Bellamy, when in fact Craig Bellamy's loyalty to City couldn't stretch to keeping his head down and refraining from undermining our manager at every given opportunity.
As the likes of Chelsea, Arsenal and United have all learned this season, the idea that there are any "easy" matches in the Prem is a complete myth. A well organised team on its day can make it very hard for even the most talented of sides to carve out an opening.
i guess we just have to accept that some people will woman and moan no matter what we do though. There's people who sit near me who come out with the same negative comments week in week out and have done so irrespective of our standing in the league table or what division we're in for the past 10 years. To be honest, I think these people need to find a better way to spend their money as going to football seems to be an expensive waste of time for them.