Bolton manager Gary Megson has told disgruntled supporters their actions are beginning to impact on his players.
A last-minute equaliser against Stoke thanks to Matt Taylor's penalty was greeted with relief around the Reebok Stadium. However, at the final whistle there was a chorus of jeers at the team's overall performance and their inability to record a home victory.
"You cannot block it out. It is there. But it does not get through to me as I've had it two years. It does not help the players one bit. That is the way it is," he said.
"The first half was sterile and really direct. But the second half was much better.
"One group of supporters thought it was okay, another didn't. But that's life and you have to get on with it."
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Megson does'nt like the fans booing his players, no wonder after that dreadful show against Stoke AT HOME.Wonder where we have heard these comments from Bolton managers before? John McGovern;Charlie Wright;Phil Neal;Colin Todd.We can only stand so much MrMegson we pay a lot of money to watch football, not the garbage we have to endure at the Reebok.Why did we not go after David Nugent,David Healey.Marvin Harewood etc? We need strikers not midfielders
Id like to teach the world to sing MEGSON OUT MEGSON OUT
@2 eh? Post 1 is fine?
Anyway, we had this at Villa Park at the end of the Wigan game and more than likely at the end of that game it was warranted as the performance was absolutely dire. O'Neil didn't think they should have been booed either. But at the end of the day, fans pay not a inconsiderable amount to watch their teams and are quite within their rights to voice their opinion.
~1: Not very often a 90 year old like you finds an older man! stop spamming and p**s off!
i am totally agree with him, real fans never boo their own team
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