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Author: warthog /
Date: Wednesday 19th March 2008
A stirring performance ends with disappointment, but there’s a bright spark on display.
Bolton were deprived of a victory in their last home game of the season, as Newcastle scored two late goals to secure an undeserved draw. The visitors started better and the Whites looked disjointed. Rob Sissons was winning the ball well in midfield, but not distributing it reliably and the...
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Author: mofgimmers /
Date: Wednesday 19th March 2008
Is the fat lady stood in the centre circle at Old Trafford, preparing a requiem for the Whites? Mofgimmers won't let her warble the worst just yet...
Not many games left. In the bottom three. Fresh from a defeat from fellow
strugglers Wigan. An impotent looking strike force. First choice goalkeeper out
for the remainder of the season. Our game in hand to give us a fighting chance
is against a very impressive looking Manchester United. Bleak...
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Author: /
Date: Tuesday 18th March 2008
As if you needed the salt rubbing into the open gash, here's Worthy4England and Athers to relive the nightmare.
Normally, over the last few years, I've come out of my despondency
after a defeat by 24 hours after the match. Generally, I've looked at
the League table and said to myself "It's not so bad, we're safe, still
in with a shout a UEFA, the guys will be disappointed but there's
always next...
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Author: TANGODANCER /
Date: Saturday 15th March 2008
Tangodancer urges the boys to uphold the honour of the town and its pastry products. All together now, "Oh, I'd rather have a pasty than a pie, Oh I'd..."
From the balmy delights of Lisbon to Wigan in the rain, Bolton travel a hop-skip-and jump up the motorway ( or through the valley of death, Hindley, if you’re going from the Howfen end) to a stadium that right now resembles a snooker table that somebody over-ironed up the middle....
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Author: hisroyalgingerness /
Date: Thursday 13th March 2008
A TW first - the match preview after the game! Still, there's nothing like a bit of irony on a night like this...
It's been a hell of a ride.
Technically it isn't over yet. In fact, it could yet go much, much
further. The White Army's European Adventure approaches its next
chapter with caution. When we faced Bayern Munich we lay 19th in the
Premier League. Now we have slipped back into the bottom three, but...
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Author: Abdoulaye's Twin /
Date: Tuesday 11th March 2008
As we stand on the precipice of doom, Abdoulaye's Twin suggests that a step into the dark may have light at the end...
Wanderers currently lie in 18th place and occupy one of the relegation
places from the Premiership. With ten games to go the fat lady is
warming up but hasn't started the singing yet, well, apart for Derby
maybe. Amongst Wanderers fans there has been much debate about
relegation and what it would mean for...
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Author: /
Date: Monday 3rd March 2008
Just to rub in the latest debacle, here's hisroyalgingerness and Screech Powers to conclude the same thing; that Bolton were a bit bobbins against Liverpool.
In a weekend where Birmingham showed a clinical edge, Reading showed
that they have fight, Keegan showed that he still doesn’t have a clue
we decided to show the world what many of us have thought for ages:
lady luck is pooping on us from a very, very high vantage point.
We had...
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Author: ratbert /
Date: Friday 29th February 2008
Because the Scousers are a comin'. Ratbert scuttles up the nearest drainpipe to ponder the Chav attack.
Having failed miserably to beat a number of teams they should have
beat, the Wanderers now tiptoe timorously into the last third of the
season with a juicy home game against Liverpool. No hubris required on
this one, methinks.
Actually, parallels between the Reds and the Whites are tad uncanny
at the moment. Both are...
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Author: Lord Kangana /
Date: Monday 25th February 2008
Lord Kangana rides the Devil's Highway as the Wanderers visit our near-neighbours and their pet referee
During the Second World War, American paratroopers nicknamed the road to Arnhem "Hell's Highway" to warn others of likely ambush by the Germans. How very apt, then, that town planners should numerise as the A666 the road to Blackburn - a place notorious for wandering bands of banjo-playing minstrels ambushing...
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Author: CrazyHorse /
Date: Friday 22nd February 2008
From mayhem in Madrid back to Lancashire and the league. Crazy Horse prepares to canter over to Blackburn.
It's derby day, it's finally here – woo-hoo! But what on earth is a derby?
Wikipedia describes local derbies as having "a much more heated atmosphere between the fans and often the players of the two clubs." They are magical and conjure up the image of colossal footballing armies commencing battle...
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