team and manager more nowadays? And if so, why?

To boo, or not to boo? Do players notice and why do fans do it?

Image caption, Manager Thomas Frank was sacked by Tottenham on WednesdayBooing at football is an accepted part of the game. It's been around since time began, as normal now as pre-match pints and half-time pies.

For players and match officials it is what they have come to expect at some point in their careers. But are fans booing their own team and manager more nowadays? And if so, why?

This season we've seen some high profile examples in the Premier League, most notably with Thomas Frank on the receiving end of disgruntled Spurs fans.

Before his seemingly inevitable sacking the Dane was booed by home supporters once again -…