How long do we give it?

I can see strengths in both sides of the argument i.e how to support your club. To boo or not to boo that is the question!

Personally i have never boo’d Wigan but have had the odd moan in the pitches general direction. How do fans get the message across to the club if they feel they have a genuine grievance?

The word ‘genuine’ is paramount here, in that considering our limitations e.g cash, injuries do we feel that we could be doing better with what we have.

I have come to the conclusion that i think most fans now do feel that this is the case, that although we may still stay up (not likely), that they think (myself included) that we could and should be doing more.

Obviously this is hard to determine from outside the inner sanctum of the club because we do not know what really goes on.e.g type/ length of training, motivational coaching etc and so how do we make an impact?

Yes, you can sit and cheer your team but at what stage do you have to make a stand for your club and say “i think with what we have we should be doing better”? It is not for us to come up with solutions because we are not the professionals but if you are paying for a service and that service is substandard to what you expected, do you complain or sit still and put up with it?

I know football is a different entity than receiving a service but surely fans should be allowed to vent their frustrations.

I think mostly with fans it is the fact that we cannot see anything positive in regards of formation changes, different personnel and even in some matches the dreaded boot up field if thats what it takes on a particular day to secure a win.

Most fans know that one day relegation would knock on the door but most of us would like to go down fighting than what it seems at times, a lack of motivation ( i mean real pit of the stomach, would give everything for wigan stuff) from the players.