Just pretty mad/impressive if he is praising the protests against his boss

Is his quote in the new York times right?
“They remember where they came from,” said the Dane. “And what they have been through in their life. On the way up, you remember how it was in the past. They show a big, big respect to us by what they did with the shirt, what they did in the stadium.”

Definitely some can't, but thousands more could if they wanted. The buying stuff is really annoying. No collective responsibility. People were getting stick for blowing whistles. We're going to get relegated, I think once we've lost a few more or got a points deduction more will be on board.

I was disappointed by the turn out at the protest. I think it will take a long time to get a critical mass of fans involved in protesting at home.

Back them as humans in a horrible position yes, but backing the team bit, is pointless. They are kids, they will get relegated, especially when we get a points deduction. The fan base needs to concentrate on doing all it can to kick up a fuss and get Chansiri gone. Not worry about backing the team

Citeh did it last season, I'm sure it will be fine, people will have a place to get to on the stands, they'll be a constant flow. Will just be like leaving the north after matches - when we were allowed to - slow.

What is protest if not trying to gain attention?

At what point would you protest? What has to happen?