Bolton Wanderers have fined and disciplined midfielder Liam Trotter and David Wheater for an offensive gesture. Joe Girardi Jersey . The pair were also warned as to their future conduct after they were caught on camera sticking up their middle fingers as they walked into Brentfords Griffin Park stadium prior to their Championship fixture on Tuesday.Wanderers subsequently lost the game 3-1 and will be relegated to League One if they are beaten by Derby at the weekend. Highlights of the Championship match between Brentford and Bolton at Griffin Park A statement on the clubs website read: Bolton Wanderers takes the conduct of its players and staff extremely seriously and will not tolerate such behaviour.The club would like to apologise for any offence caused by the incident. Liam Trotter spent time on loan at Nottm Forest earlier in the season Trotter later offered his apologies for the incident.He told the Bolton News: I apologise wholeheartedly - it wasnt anything aimed at the fans or the club.It was a silly prank, but unfortunately it went out live which we didnt know about. But it shouldnt have happened and I accept that we have to be better than that.Bolton, who were recently saved from administration and taken over by former player Dean Holdsworth and his Sports Shield Consortium, are bottom of the Championship with 26 points from 30 matches. Also See: Bolton video Bolton fixtures Bolton stats Bet ￡5 Get ￡20 Free Keith Moreland Cubs Jersey . -- Center Max Unger and tight end Zach Miller are both probable for the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday against the New York Giants and Percy Harvins recovery continues to be slow. 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Dale Thayer (3-2) pitched the ninth for the victory. Yasiel Puig, who had two RBIs for the Dodgers, left in the eighth inning with a mild left hip muscle strain. Seth Smith homered twice, doubled and walked for the Padres. It was Smiths sixth multi-homer game of his career. "I came in early and worked on some things," Smith said. "Its fun when you put in the work and you see the results." The Padres bullpen, which has been strong all season, tthrew four scoreless innings to keep the game close. Rod Beck Jersey. "All year long those guys have done their thing," Black said. After Smiths second homer in the sixth, the Padres had the tying runs aboard when Cameron Maybin reached on a fielders choice and Amarista walked. But Jace Peterson struck out to end the threat. The Dodgers scored three times in the fifth, aided by two wild pitches and an error by Amarista at third base. 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