As stupid as this sounds I think Foster needs to work on his touchline manner to a degree. I appreciate that the messages being relayed from coach to players are what are important. However, the optics of hands in the pockets the whole game, don't promote the best image of somebody being proactive when we are playing as badly as we were yesterday.
I know you don't need the manager to be barking instructions every minute, or gesticulating wildly but I think on some level it gives confidence that they know what they're doing. Rather than being stood placid, hands in pockets like you're watching the ducks eating bread at the local pond.
It's unfair to judge somebody on how they look on the touchline but the reality is that is does impact fan's view to some level, and probably increases the scrutiny to a degree. This stuff really does matter, mention Steve McClaren's name now and your first though is probably him motionless under that umbrella in the Wembley rain back in '07.