Are you the Bolton fan that they’re after? Cos we is a hirin’.This is the card in the newsagent’s window. This is the Wonka Bar you’ve been waiting for.
As part of the vertible kaleidoscope of Bolton footballing fun and hi jinkery in general we’re looking for match reporters. You might be a season ticket holder, you might be some grotesque and obese couch bound sloth living in a high rised flat on Coco Pops and chip sandwiches but have 327 channels …
Are you the Bolton fan that they’re after? Cos we is a hirin’.This is the card in the newsagent’s window. This is the Wonka Bar you’ve been waiting for.
As part of the vertible kaleidoscope of Bolton footballing fun and hi jinkery in general we’re looking for match reporters. You might be a season ticket holder, you might be some grotesque and obese couch bound sloth living in a high rised flat on Coco Pops and chip sandwiches but have 327 channels …
Bolton Wanderer’s 
Owen Coyle is in serious danger of becoming the first manager to oversee the relegation of two teams from the Premier League in one season.
Coyle joined Bolton Wanderers from Burnley in January this year, but a look at the table with just 12 games to go does not make pleasant reading for the former Clarets manager. Bolton and Burnley both find themselves in the relegation zone, on 23 points …
Mark Clattenburg is clearly in the wrong job.
Whilst continuing to serve the Premier League with distinction as a ‘top referee’, Clattenburg could be making a fortune on UK Living as a ghost hunter.
This week Clattenburg witnessed the telekinetic power of Bolton Wanderers’ Kevin Davies that the rest of us missed, for the Bolton forward managed to foul Fulham defender Brede Hangeland without even touching him.
To deny Davies a goal on his …
Was the Arsenal v Manchester United slaughter the defining moment of the 2009-2010 season for the Gunners? Will I avoid making the blindingly obvious “Chelsea skipper John Terry scores away from home” comment? Who showed Liverpool star Dirk Kuyt which way the goal is? Will Harry Redknapp’s phone bill at the end of today resemble the Sultan of Brunei’s bank account? All these answers, I’m not sure of (apart from the Terry …
Glasgow Rangers manager Walter Smith is reportedly interested in taking Bolton Wanderers defender Danny Shittu to Ibrox on a free transfer, according the Daily Mirror. Smith sees the giant 29 year old Nigerian international as an ideal addition to his defence in Rangers’ quest to secure a second successive Scottish Premier League title.
Owen Coyle is thought to be happy to allow the player to leave the club, however, there could be …
Ok, I’ve set myself a slightly different task this week. Lets face it fellow fantasy managers, if you haven’t got Cesc Fabregas or Wayne Rooney (or both) in your team at the minute then you really need to consider taking up another hobby. No, I am serious. Few players are offering nailed on mega-points each week as much as this pair and while it would be tempting (and …
Bolton Wanderers are ready to steal a march on their rivals by signing Portsmouth’s on loan striker Aruna Dindane, according to the Daily Mail.
Blackburn, Birmingham and Stoke had all hoped to seal a switch for the Ivory Coast star, who is available to buy from his parent club Lens. His future needs to be sorted out quickly and he has now returned from playing for his national side after they were …
Bolton Wanderers’ manager Owen Coyle has made a grovelling apology to Arsene Wenger in order to seal a loan deal for Arsenal’s wonder kid, Jack Wilshire.
Coyle has been trying to sign the 18-year-old all January, including while he was managing at his former club, Burnley. But the move seemed to hang in the balance after a row with the Gunners’ boss following the match at the Emirates last Wednesday, when Coyle …
Yesterday we looked at ten players signed in the January window by clubs as diverse as Manchester City, Tottenham, Chelsea, Stoke City, Birmingham City and Fulham who have had a real, tangible and positive impact on their clubs since signing. They are the glory boys, the players who made the best of their January transfer window move by grasping it with both hands and repaying the faith the club had in …
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