No, I really just had to piss last weekend and my bladder almost burst while I was waiting in line (maybe the diapers will help? Worth looking into). And the field is a joke, if you heard some of the things people were yelling during the Broncos game in the stands you'd think my criticisms were tame by comparison. I don't know the man (or his business partners) personally, and I have no financial stake in any of it, which is what you seem to be implying (though the team did screw a number of 40+ year season ticket holders over that I know by moving them from the 50 to the corner and jacking up prices, but I have no personal stake in that and can't blame that solely on Kraft).
I appreciate what he has done for the Patriots as a team by saving them from the grasps of owners who would've gladly moved a crappy product out to St. Louis or Los Angeles and keeping them in New England, and clearly I'm a bit upset about the past couple of weeks. But a lot of people defend Kraft like he's the one who won the three Super Bowls. He got lucky by getting the Golden Boy at QB. Without a lucky throwaway 6th round pick and a hit by Mo Lewis, Kraft's not putting the best product in the NFL on the field (like he is now) and relatively minor things like the lack of bathrooms and horrible field conditions look a lot worse in the big picture. That said, he is a fan of the team, but his overall goal is to turn a profit, and he does it very well, all the while putting a good team on the field. I'd rather have Kraft as an owner than, say, Daniel Snyder, who's just awful, or Al Davis or Art Modell or any one of a number of other people (and in fact most people), but he didn't win the 3 Super Bowls. Tom Brady and the Patriots team did, and when turning a profit begins to come before the product on the field (as I fear it is), that's when I get a little worried and start to criticise.