Source: SKY_Sports
Taylor slams boo boys
olton midfielder Matthew Taylor disagrees with some fans' treatment of manager Gary Megson.[LNB] Wanderers recently surrendered a vital two goal lead at Blackburn in the dying minutes at Ewood Park to draw 2-2.[LNB]Megson's men were booed off by the away supporters after a result which left them precariously close to the drop zone.[LNB]Bolton appeared to have put that performance behind them when they raced into a two goal lead against fellow strugglers Tottenham at home on Saturday.[LNB]The Trotters suffered a severe case of Déjà vu when they gave away a two goal lead for the second game in succession, but this time striker Kevin Davies fired a late winner just as some home fans were sharpening their knifes.[LNB]The former Portsmouth ace is confident that his manager can prove the small section of doubters wrong.[LNB]"Fans pay their money to have an opinion and I understand that," Taylor said.[LNB]Minority"But when they are saying things that have a detrimental effect on the team then I don't agree with it.[LNB]"Maybe we have got, and I'm talking about a small minority here, some fans who have never liked the manager but at the end of the day, results speak a lot louder than everything else.[LNB]"We make such hard work of things. We are a lot better than we think we are. We need to start believing in ourselves and if we do, we'll start picking up more points.[LNB]"It's a different place after a win. It invigorates everyone and puts smiles back on faces.[LNB]"There are 15 games left and I'm sure we can build on this against Everton away. That's a massive game for us again."[LNB]The 27-year-old also rubbished rumours speculating that there had been a dressing room bust-up after the Blackburn game.[LNB]"We had a good chat. It made me laugh last week reading in the paper that the cub was in crisis and that there's a dressing room rift," he added.[LNB]"There's not one person in there who you would describe as a bad egg. We are all pulling in the same direction."[LNB]
