Are you a supporter of a club that tries to play a style that is heavily reliant on possession of the ball? If you are, then chances are that you also aren't happy about the team's start to the seventh season of the Indian Super League (ISL).
The line above may seem generic but there is a pattern present in the results from the first two and a half rounds of ISL 2020-21.
The teams who are religiously focused on playing possession-based football are yet to find their feet this time around.
Editors' Picks
Mumbai City, Goa, Kerala Blasters, Odisha and East Bengal are teams who either have employed a head coach who is hell-bent on not deviating from his football philosophy with his team or have created an identity with the type of football they play.