That is your take and I do find it interesting.
However; football crowds have always been cruel to footballers and your reference to psychology is also very interesting.
Here is a man ,deserving of the utmost respect, who faced up to far worse than what Vicario had to deal with yesterday, for nothing to do with his football ability.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aVHXaezjGog
This is not evidence that overt vocal abuse of a player will bring out the best in him but what it does put into perspective is how pretentious it is for players like Vicario and Porro to cast themselves as victims of some kind of injustice.
It's actually embarrassing how far up their own aresholes these people are.
They lost 22 league games last season and have managed 3 wins at home, out of 21, in a calender year.
They are actually really fucking shit at their job and should be apologising to the supporters after every game.
They are deserving of criticism.
They are especially deserving of criticism when they give away shit goals, inside the first 5 minutes of a game, in such an unprofessional manner.
The anger of the supporters booing Vicario is actually righteous.
The reaction from these players to that criticism actually digs out their own weakness and lack of understanding.
These millionaire footballers are actually a fucking disgrace.
Cyrille Regis, and many other professional footballers, have had to deal with genuine injustice without the benefits and rewards that many modern players now take for granted.
Perhaps we need to sing to them;
"We are not;
We are not
We are not as shit as you"
at the next home game when they deliver up more of their garbage football.
