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And Now, after studying video's of the incident, Allardyce believes the French defender is innocent.
"We believe the sending off was very harsh indeed," Allardyce said.
Bolton were already a goal down when N'Gotty was sent off but battled back to save a point through Per Frandsen's late equaliser.
Allardyce added: "Life is very difficult for us at the moment but I thought we were magnificent after the sending-off.
"I thought our goal was only a matter of time but with such a small period left I wondered if it was going to come.
"The ball is certainly not going our way at the moment but it was a great effort from our players and a magnificent performance from our substitutes.
"The quality of our football ultimately told and made West Brom crack. I take it as a moral victory."
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