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We're not looking for someone to blame, I just call it as I see it. If it was part of a larger protest I could take it on the chin like the Sheffield utd fixture what I can't grasp is what idiot thinks it's a good idea to try and put off both sets of players during the match for no reason.

So you think it would go down well and encourage support from the crowd in the future if they came out and said it was the fans fault. Interviews are rarely honest, they say what they think people want to hear and not actually what they think. You really haven't a clue about the game.

That's exactly what it was, the reason they started blowing the whistles was to try and put off the Bolton players when attacking. They thought it was a great idea and it backfired

Wrong

Your argument is so poor that it doesn't really need the reasons to be explained to people of average intelligence.

We're not talking about the three players in the box who were trying to block the shot. When the miscued cross was played in from the right, our player was running towards the ball to intercept it and stopped when he heard a whistle from the crowd.

No one with a brain would be calling him a legend as they would realise that whistle could have just as easily resulted in a mistake from one of our own players.

The whistles did have an effect and they weren't being blown as a form of protest. You are wrong on both counts here

It was sporadic and only when Bolton were attacking, the whistlers weren't being blown in protest. they probably got the idea after the Sheffield united match but today was individuals being idiots. If it was part of a continued protest I could forget it to an extent, but it wasn't.

Why would they? They don't want to be seen to be making excuses and alienating the fans.

Nick please stop calling these whistle blowing arseholes as part of the protest, it wasn't.

It was contributing factor

Guys let's not mix up whistle blowing cunts with people who want to do a genuine protest. The whistle blowing arseholes were not protesting against Sisu, it was a blatant attempt to try and put off the Bolton players.

Proof was at the match if you used your eyes and ears. Plenty of reasons why they wouldn't mention it.

There's a time and place for it, like I say if it was part of a larger protest I could forget about it but it wasn't part of the protest, it was to try and put off the opposition and backfired.

Guys let's be clear on this, the whistle blowing today was not in any way related to the Sisu protests like the Sheffield united match. If it was I could forgive it to an extent. The whistles today were a clear attempt to put off the botlon players when attacking and it backfired spectacularly

It was after the cross as it was coming across. Our player could have intercepted the cross but clearly stopped when the whistle sounded. You are wrong

Our players stop because of them bastard whistles and Bolton equalise

Burge should have caught the cross but was rooted to line. Haynes pushes man and penalty

Arseholes with whistles trying to ruin the game