' A few boos at half-time '

City need to up their game second-half against lowly Wolves


First smattering of boos of the Warnock era.

That was dismal, no vision, weak in defence.

The only crumb of comfort is that Wolves are obviously a team whose confidence is very low.

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Not surprising really. No vision in the team and pretty pedestrian really

Not surprising really. No vision in the team and pretty pedestrian really

Don't expect Pilkington and Immers played upfront again thankfully poor excuses for forwards.

Zohore and Noone on....

Richardson and Immers off.

No surprises there.

Got to love my fellow fans, unbeaten in 3, things moving in the right direction, a manager most wanted and bood off at half time, that will encourage them.

1-1! Connolly

Heads in from a Whittingham corner.

It had been coming.

Happy days

Happy days

Got to love my fellow fans, unbeaten in 3, things moving in the right direction, a manager most wanted and bood off at half time, that will encourage them.

I do not see the point in booing that's for sure.

Having said that I can understand fan's frustration as that was a truly shocking first half performance.

Once the fans could see the way the players were performing in the second half however, the support was excellent for the rest of the game.

All the fans need is some evidence of effort and competence on the pitch - there was none in the first half but it was there in spades after the interval.

I heard the boos in 116 but seem to had worked city were good in the 2nd half

Got to love my fellow fans, unbeaten in 3, things moving in the right direction, a manager most wanted and bood off at half time, that will encourage them.

I do not see the point in booing that's for sure.

Having said that I can understand fan's frustration as that was a truly shocking first half performance.

Once the fans could see the way the players were performing in the second half however, the support was excellent for the rest of the game.

All the fans need is some evidence of effort and competence on the pitch - there was none in the first half but it was there in spades after the interval.

David, I agree,No point booing your own team during the game.

Got to love my fellow fans, unbeaten in 3, things moving in the right direction, a manager most wanted and bood off at half time, that will encourage them.

I do not see the point in booing that's for sure.

Having said that I can understand fan's frustration as that was a truly shocking first half performance.

Once the fans could see the way the players were performing in the second half however, the support was excellent for the rest of the game.

All the fans need is some evidence of effort and competence on the pitch - there was none in the first half but it was there in spades after the interval.

David, I agree,No point booing your own team during the game.

Positive support obviously has a positive effect on the team as could be seen in the second half, when the crowd really got behind the boys when they could see the effort being made.

Presumably therefore, a negative reaction from the crowd must surely have a negative impact on the players.

You could argue that it's at times like in the first half yesterday that the players really need the support of the fans!

Got to love my fellow fans, unbeaten in 3, things moving in the right direction, a manager most wanted and bood off at half time, that will encourage them.

I do not see the point in booing that's for sure.

Having said that I can understand fan's frustration as that was a truly shocking first half performance.

Once the fans could see the way the players were performing in the second half however, the support was excellent for the rest of the game.

All the fans need is some evidence of effort and competence on the pitch - there was none in the first half but it was there in spades after the interval.

David, I agree,No point booing your own team during the game.

Positive support obviously has a positive effect on the team as could be seen in the second half, when the crowd really got behind the boys when they could see the effort being made.

Presumably therefore, a negative reaction from the crowd must surely have a negative impact on the players.

You could argue that it's at times like in the first half yesterday that the players really need the support of the fans!