West Brom defender Paul Robinson
has apologised to the Baggies crowd for his behaviour towards them
following the defeat to Wigan last weekend.
Robinson let the West Brom faithful know how he felt after they
heckled the defender for his error that led to Henri Camara's
winner.
But the 29-year-old has since accepted that the fans have a
right to vent their anger and insists that he only reacted in that
manner because he cares so much about the club.
"I was very passionate at the weekend and very disappointed with
myself about the error," Robinson told the Birmingham
Mail.
"That is only because I care and I want this club to go forward
and those silly mistakes cost your team. That one really hurt
me.
"I think it was just a bit of passion between the players and
fans, that we both care. They gave me a bit of abuse and I gave
them a bit of abuse back, as simple as that.
"The fans have been brilliant all year and this was just a small
group who vented their anger.
"And too right. They pay good money to come and watch us.
"I am passionate and I know they are passionate too. Let's hope
they are behind me on Saturday."
