Revitalised Wanderers break loosing streak
- Saturday, October 15, 2011
- Venue: The DW Stadium
- Attendance: 17,261
- Referee: Mike Dean
- Nigel Reo-Coker [4]
- Darren Pratley [23]
- Mohamed Diame [40]
- Franco Di Santo [45+1]
- David Ngog [45+3]
- Paul Robinson [63]
- Dedryck Boyata [67]
- Maynor Figueroa [71]
- Gary Caldwell [73]
- Kevin Davies (penalty miss) [73]
- Antolin Alcaraz [79]
- Martin Petrov [82]
- Chris Eagles [90+2]
Bolton Wanderers lifted themselves off the bottom with a deserved win away to
Wigan.
Bolton Wanderers defender Gary Cahill earned his sixth cap when he lined up for England's Euro
2012 qualifier against Montenegro last night. While England only needed a draw to secure their
place in the finals that was all they got. 2-2 was the final score — England's overall
performance was enough but disappointing.
Bolton Wanderers needed a break after their six defeats but once again Gary Cahill will be
joining the England squad ahead of next Friday's Euro 2012 qualifier when England travel to
Montenegro. If he takes his place in England's defence it will earn him his 6th cap.
Recently not only did Cahill play his part in two successive clean sheets for England he scored
one of the three goals against Bulgaria.
Bolton's misery continues
- Saturday, October 2, 2011
- Venue: The Reebok Stadium
- Attendance: 24,657
- Referee: Peter Walton
- Daniel Sturridge [2]
- David Ngog [10]
- Frank Lampard [15]
- Daniel Sturridge [25]
- Frank Lampard [27]
- Dedryck Boyata [46]
- Frank Lampard [59]
- David Luiz [61]
- John Terry [79]
Not so long ago Daniel Sturridge was helping Bolton Wanderers climb the league, his
return to north left The Trotters firmly at the bottom.
USA international Stuart Holden will be sidelined for six months after it was discovered that he
has cartilage damage yesterday following a "routine procedure".
The news soon broke after he tweeted:
"Floored, devastated, gutted, just a few words I can think of. I will continue to fight and I'm
ready for another tough journey.
Another sending off adds to BWFC's misery
- Saturday, September 24, 2011
- Venue: The Emirates Stadium
- Attendance: 59,727
- Referee: Mark Clattenburg
- Robin van Persie [46]
- David Wheater [54]
- Gretar Steinsson [58]
- Robin van Persie [71]
- Alex Song [89]
Bolton Wanderers fail to make a good impression at The Emirates.
League Cup, Third Round Major changes for BWFC did the trick
- Sunday, September 20, 2011
- Venue: Villa Park
- Attendance: 22,261
- Referee: Darren Deadman
- Gary Cahill [39]
- Chris Eagles [54]
- Gael Kakuta [77]
- Barry Bannan [86]
Bolton Wanderers book their place into the fourth round of the League Cup with a
pleasing win away from home.
Norwich earn first win at The Reebok
- Saturday, September 17, 2011
- Venue: The Reebok
- Attendance: 21,223
- Referee: Howard Webb
- Jussi Jaaskelainen [9]
- Anthony Pilkington [37]
- Bradley Johnson [42]
- Ivan Klasnic [45+2]
- Nigel Reo-Coker [53]
- Martin Petrov (Pen) [64]
- Paul Robinson [80]
- Grant Holt [90+3]
Home to Premier League newcomers Norwich may have been thought as an easy three-pointer
for Bolton, but such results should not be taken for granted.
Bolton gift United their 200th Premier away win
- Saturday, September 10, 2011
- Venue: The Reebok
- Attendance: 25,944
- Referee: Andre Marriner
- Javier Hernandez [5]
- Kevin Davies [13]
- Mark Davies [13]
- Wayne Rooney [20]
- Wayne Rooney [25]
- Javier Hernandez [58]
- Wayne Rooney [68]
Another home defeat for Bolton Wanderers — is the season over already for The
Trotters?
Bolton Wanderers overpowered by Liverpool
- Saturday, August 27, 2011
- Venue: Anfield
- Attendance: 44,725
- Referee: Lee Probert
- Jordan Henderson[15]
- Gretar Steinsson [44]
- Ivan Klasnic [49]
- Martin Skrtel[52]
- Charlie Adam [53]
- Ivan Klasnic [90+2]
Bolton Wanderers fail to impress their travelling fans.
League Cup, Second Round Wanderers fight back to stay in the League Cup
- Sunday, August 24, 2011
- Venue: The Reebok
- Attendance: 6,777
- Referee: Eddie Ilderton
- Emile Sinclair [11]
- David Wheater [26]
- Tuncay Sanli [39]
- Scott Kay [70]
- Martin Petrov [73]
Macclesfield Town took an early lead to shock Bolton Wanderers who eventually saved
themselves the embarrassment of begin knocked out of the competition by the League Two
vistors.
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The next BWSA social night is on Tuesday 23rd November in the Lion of Vienna Suite at the Reebok
Stadium. The evening starts at 7.30pm and will be compered by stadium announcer Colin McGreavy.
Guests include Matt Taylor and Fabrice Muamba plus ex-players, quality raffles prizes,
Roadrunner videos and even Buzz Hawkins#(The Bradshaws).
Legend: it's a word thrown round all too readily it appears these days. Scrolling down my news
feed on Facebook last week, I found one friend bestowing legendary status on Javier Hernandez
following his late winner for Manchester United away at Valencia. I'm sure he was caught up in the
moment, or at least I hope so, and I imagine in the cold light of day, he wouldn't be quite so keen
to put Hernandez up with the ‘Kings of the Stretford End' such as Cantona, Law and Charlton just
yet although, considering the fact that the guy probably couldn't find Old Trafford with a sat nav
and more than likely believes that football was invented in 1993, nothing would surprise me.
Universally challenged !
Another great contribution from bwfcforum's dh1985
Starter for ten (or should that be thirty considering it's three questions): What can go up a
chimney down but not down a chimney up? What always ends everything? How do you score a goal and
draw a football match without ever having a shot on target?
