This is an odd thread and I'm not sure whether the words the original poster used are 100% what he meant? I don't want to speak for the guy, I don't know him, but we're not all Shakespeare and can't all express our feeling perfectly in print.
I think we all feel pissed off with various aspects of the current situation we find ourselves in, whether that be Oxford United and football related, or the way life is at the moment. But is that the same as "losing interest" in OUFC? I don't think it is. Maybe he's un-enamoured with this COVID world, disappointed with our results, and feeling a bit detached from it all due to being unable to attend matches? Probably a bit of each I suspect, as that's how I feel.
But does that mean I'm losing interest? Absolutely not!!! Am I happy about everything in the football world, the OUFC world, and the world in general? No, I'm not, but that doesn't mean I'm losing interest. Losing interest implies that one doesn't care anymore, which is certainly not the case for me. In fact I find the defeats hurt more because I haven't "participated in the event" by being at the game. I hate the iFollow experience, but I'll keep doing it until I can go back to games. It's my lifeline, like this place to an extent.
There's another element for me, that
@Pete Burrett may understand. Being an exile I'm proud of Oxford United Football Club and take every opportunity to let people know who I support. Most people up here that know me, know me as "that Oxford United bloke" and I wouldn't want it any other way. I haven't been to a game since February, due to being on holiday immediately before the lock down, and I miss it like hell, and I think it's the longest period I've ever had without going to a game. But does that period of absence, and the break in my routines mean I've lost interest, or care less? That will never happen, Oxford United is my umbilical cord that links me to home, and that will continue as long as I live.
Thanks for reading this, if you've got this far, it's gone on a bit more than I intended, but I've found it slightly cathartic. These are hard times for many, stick with it people, and stick with your club, we'll beat this bastard situation together!