Just 27 minutes into Friday's game against Brentford, with their side 2-0 down and already looking beaten, some Leicester fans had seen enough.
The natives are restless, even if apathy overshadows anger, after a 4-0 defeat and a sixth consecutive loss at home without scoring in the Premier League - a new record in English top-flight history.
A half-hearted fan protest before and during last weekend's 2-0 loss by Arsenal at the King Power Stadium underlined the struggle to mount a consistent revolt.
But supporters voted with their feet in the pitiful loss to Brentford that kept the Foxes second bottom in the table, streaming out after Christian Norgaard had put the Bees 3-0 up after 32 minutes.