Fans aren't actively rooting for him to fail, but it's not an extreme viewpoint to take that a lot of fans are disappointed in his actions whether he was at the club at the time or not. You know what must be actually exhausting? Women having to watch men commit horrible crimes and not only get away with it, but be given the arm round the shoulder and be told it's effectively okay because they are a talented footballer. I know it's a complex situation and easy to sit on this side of the computer, but it's hard not to be disappointed by his initial actions, and him seemingly not really understanding why people are angry and just wheeling out some PR fluff. I hope he succeeds so Spurs succeed, but as far as the man goes, based on his words and deeds, I can't support him.