I did. Once. In 1998, at Tynecastle. In abject frustration.

Felt disgusted with myself pretty soon afterwards, and vowed I would never do it again.

Felt even more disgusted with myself when I found out much later more of the reasons why the team was struggling badly (think it was my missus first got more of the tale from Jimmy's missus IIRC, and much was down to injuries which were not publicised).

So no, I did not and will not. Booing is what you do to referees or oppo players taking heads off or Stevo or Millwart; not to your own players.

Nope, didn't boo. Never have.
I was very quiet though.
I was actually speechless after the second half kicked off. What can you say to that particular moment of incompetance? I think they should have awarded Wire two tries as some kind of punishment.

No, no booing. I did join in with some of the, quite funny, gallows humour on our section of terracing though. I also shouted in frustration and stood in silence a lot. And I did sneak out and turn my back on the players with a whole 2 min remaining (which is unheard of for me) and watched the final hooter from the top.

i didn't boo, laugh yes, clap yes, and i stayed till the end!

I didn't boo, like many I stood in silence and shock at how badly we played.

I stayed right until the end and then left quietly as normal. i don't think boo'ing really gets us anywhere, the squad know how badly they are playing and know exactly how fed up we are. Boo'ing to me just push the team further down and really isn't productive.

i didnt boo but i shoutted ay sykes and told him to get off the pitch

Constructive. He must have appreciated your support.

Shame on the 31 who boooed last night

why? did you not boo in your head?

Shame on the people who walked out before the end!

both are a way to show discontent and neither is right, but neither is what we're playing in the league at the minute.

Agree, I will never leave a game from the end.

I may like when we were down 66-4 vs St Helens, leave the popular side and walk up to the top of the Rooley lane end

But I'm still in the ground at full time and will clap the players off, although after Friday this was very hard to do.

I think that's great Mick and in general my issue lies not with the team but the coach. I think we're all different but as i said in an earlier post, that game was a watershed for me. Steve's had his time but what we're now seeing is awful, It's time for him to move on a clean brush to go come through and start rebuilding.

Steve said in the T&A that in a strange way he's motivated by the position and the pressure he's under now because it's what being a coach is all about, surely what being a coach is all about is not getting there in the first place.