“I’ve never heard a crowd act like that before,” said Jones. “I think it’s just the mentality of certain people. I don’t really know. I’m not too concerned about it because I might never be here again so I don’t have to worry about it too much.
“To come up here and do that after we got a bit of a kick in the guts is one of the most satisfying wins we’ve had.”
England try scorer Ellis Genge also hit out at the Scottish boo boys who whistled Farrell’s goalkicks despite appeals over the public address system during the game.
“I’ll tell you for a fact, if that happened at Twickenham – which it never does – we’d be getting called English this and English that – ‘Can’t believe the lack of respect from the English, X, Y and Z’ – but it happens away at Murrayfield and everyone is happy about it, saying: ‘Oh, it’s good for the game’,” said Genge.