I agree with some of this, but not all.
For those who say we shouldn't be booing our lads at Anfield when they make a mistake, that's spot on! I always thought supporting a team meant just that: cheering them on, urging them forward, boosting their confidence. Yelling at a player when he's made an error won't change what went wrong, and it will probably knock his confidence, which will increase the chances he makes another mistake!
However, when a game is over, I don't see what's wrong with constructively criticising the team as a whole, our tactics (good or bad), and individual performances. I stress: constructive. I've had a go in the past at people slagging off Kuyt, saying "he's sh*t" or "he's useless" - worthless comments. If we say he has a poor first touch, or that he often isolates himself or passes backward too often, I don't see the harm.
I love Kuyt's attitude, determination, will to win, he is an example to the team in those areas! But with the good comes the bad, and if people want to question what he brings to the club that's their right. For me, I'm a fan of the club, first and foremost, and blindly stating a player is good enough just because he plays for us isn't a valid argument.
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