Cole Skuse fine with Ipswich Town fans' reaction
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Ipswich Town midfielder Cole Skuse has said he can relate to supporters who choose to boo after a poor result.
Town have dropped to fifth after one win in their last five league games.
And there were boos from some fans at Portman Road after their last home game - a 0-0 draw with struggling Wigan.
"I'm sure when I was a young boy watching Bristol City and they had lost at home or drawn 0-0, I'd have thrown a few hotdogs or a few boos at the time," Skuse told BBC Radio Suffolk.
"You have to understand where they are coming from and they're entitled to every opinion they give. But you would love them onside all the time."
A win away at Millwall on 17 January lifted Town to second in the Championship, but three games without a win, including Saturday's 2-0 loss at Rotherham, have seen them drop down the table.
Ipswich are still only six points off the automatic promotion spots though, with a side that has just two players who cost a transfer fee - Tyrone Mings and Freddie Sears.
"We've not even spoken about a blip. We're just waiting to get that result and getting back on track," said Bristol-born Skuse, 28.
"Getting in the top two is still our aim. A lot of teams still have to play each other and we're never a team to give up."
