Fair question and easy one to answer, going to football is a habit , for years and years ,as soon as the fixtures came out I/we would arrange our lifes around them , family , parties ect , would all be around the fixtures , every Saturday , Tuesday I and more importantly everyone in my life would known where I would be, that all changed , the year we went to Northampton(decision made by non football people who just didn't understand football fans) , the bond the habit broken,, when we came back there were times especially night games when it would have been easy to stay away , but like I say , it was a habit , when the move to brum came about , habit already broken found I liked the money I got for work on Saturdays , because I wasn't there , it didn't hurt as much when we lost , likewise didn't get as much joy when we win , I posted today as I always in the past wondered how someone could go to Wembley one week then not go back for a year , sadly I have become one of them people(which I never ever thought I would) , tried to explain this but you know how it is , a lot of people jump down your throat and try to tell you what you are thinking or why you are doing something , people who have never met you, but it suits an agenda, if we are back in cov next year I will have a season ticket and hope to get the habit again ,and to answer your other question no I don't feel like I'm missing out , its toxic enough on here , yet alone at the groundsnot having a go, I just don't get it.
I understand perhaps the drop off in attendance (ie, only going to 50% instead of 80%) but do you not feel like your missing out ?. Why don't you go to away games any more ?, surely they are just as far as they were last season ?
I've been to more this season already than last season (it's cost me a fortune), I just think we are onto something special with this team and manager and I want to be part of it after years of being served up rubbish.
Again, not having a go, as each to their own, but I just would like to understand.