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LOL. the irony in that post goes off the scale.

It's irrelevant why they did it, the point is it did distract the players. The protests - whether organised by whoever they are called this week - will lose sympathy if it starts to affect the team on the pitch. We are in the bottom four and need every point we can get. Fans contributing to...

Ah ok. You're right and everyone else is wrong. Those on here, those in the crowd, those talking about it outside and those on social media. This "I'm right so shut up" attitude isn't going to do you and the cause any favours as you have zero respect for anyone or anything.

How do you explain the many people who have said it happened. And Bolton fans saying the same? They're all wrong and you're right, I suppose.

Ah, is that what he was doing?

I wondered what the hell Tudgay was doing when he hammered it out.

Even Bolton fans have tweeted it affected play and led to the goal.

You weren't there anyway.

Or they were lying. Or both.

Heard it clearly in block 17. Not just me but others round us too. Also people moaning about it outside the ground. It happened, but am sure they'll be many who will still throw a wobbly in denial about it though.

Two points today. Three in total.

Were the whistles loud on your live stream?

It didn't but the whistles cost us two points. Bolton fans were booing the whistlers too, though I imagine they'll thank them now.

Just arseholes.

He scored today. That must've hurt.

Must have just been a HUGE coincidence then... As i said I heard a few people stating the same thing. Lameiras stopped when a whistle blast came from the crowd. We're in Block 17 and heard it clearly.

A few were moaning about it on the way out and some as i was crossing the bridge to Car Park C. I thought the same myself. Whistle blast from the crowd and RL stopped.

Good display that and the goal was a great bit of interplay. Bit nippy though.

Matches some of his defensive displays this season.

Hologram. He is in Bristol.