No offence mate, but that's a woeful comparison.
If I go the cinema and the film is dreadful, nothing I or the rest of the audience do can have even a 1% chance of making the storyline better, or the actors act better. It's pre-determined.
That's not the case with football. There's definitely give and take, and I agree that if the game has been dreadful for an hour it's hard to expect the crowd to stay with it... but that's not the problem, the problem is that in too many games the crowd doesn't even START up for it, never mind stay that way 60mins in.
Absolutely this. I keep going back to the Watford game at home because it’s the best recent example I can think of. We controlled that game for the first half an hour and took the lead on 15 minutes with a well worked goal. Yet by the time the players had lined back up to kick off, the dull applause had died down and it was absolute silence again. It was so weird and didn’t feel natural. Felt like a friendly or a cup tie against a League 2 side. Why would you feel inspired by that as a player?
