His rigid style compounded with the failure to address our hideous lack of creativity just isn't conducive to consistently winning matches at home. It affects the crowd too. The atmosphere is completely f***ing flat because we're predictable and safe when we should be rolling teams over.
To be fair - from what I've been told - in the games we've played good football and comfortably won at home, the crowd have only been up-for-it against Norwich.
I was at the Norwich game and we really went after them from the start. We were pressing, overlapping, creating chances and the atmosphere was really good. Then we went 1-0 up, Rafa had the team retreat back 15 yards and the atmosphere totally flatlined till the final 2 minutes of injury time.