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I get that you think it's a silly thought, but how often do we hear managers an players talking about the fans being the 12th man? So often that the phrase "the 12th man" is a cliché all of its own. How many times after matches have the players and gus mentioned how great it was to have the fans...

I'm not saying he's right, just that it's a legitimate point to raise. It may be good for business, but is it good for success on the pitch? Do you find that you sing more when you're enjoying yourself more? Aren't you more likely to enjoy yourself in a stadium that takes care of you? Ergo...

Wow. Some people seem to take things so personally. I thought it was a legitimate point to raise. Will making it a great day out for away fans, will encouraging more away fans to show up, make it better/noisier for their team, thus causing our opponents to perform better than they would otherwise?