Ok you're talking about the reaction and perception of fans, that's a different topic. I was talking about the collective physical and mental condition of the players at a critical time in the season, only defensively while still demanding a decent offensive display just like every fan.But since you've mentioned it, there was no moaning whatsoever in the reaction to games like West Ham at home (guess why?). Not wanting to concede doesn't equal wanting a shit win, at all. 6-3 can be a great away result. But at home the clean sheets matter. A well-controled 2-0 or 3-0 win is much better than an all-over-the-place 6-3 win at home.