FANS’ VIEW: Peterborough United 3-3 Bolton Wanderers
Wanderers fan Alan Houghton has his say on the 3-3 draw at Peterborough on Saturday
Wanderers fan Alan Houghton has his say on the 3-3 draw at Peterborough on Saturday
There was a bit of a surreal atmosphere as we gathered for what was the last scheduled home league match of the season. After Tuesday night's disappointing draw against Shrewsbury Town, the Doombar deliberations were split between hoping former favourite Elias Kachunga, along with his Cambridge United teammates, could do us a favour and take points off Derby County, and the realisation that we are in the play-offs again.
Bolton Wanderers fan Alan Houghton gives his view on Bolton Wanderers' 1-1 draw against Portsmouth on Saturday,
The Whites family converged from far and wide on the Memorial Stadium in Bristol as we prepared to take on the Pirates, otherwise known as the Gas, a nickname originally coined by their rivals, Bristol City because of the gas works near their old home, at Eastville, spilling out unpleasant aromas.
After the Stevenage stalemate, we flocked down to the Toughsheet in our thousands to see the next instalment of our automatic promotion push.
We descended upon Pride Park in our thousands for arguably the biggest match of our season so far.
The fan view after Eoin Toal headed home a late equaliser at Exeter
ON A cold, gloomy, overcast day, we made our way down to the Toughsheet, with the weather matching the mood of most fans after the setbacks at Blackpool and Wigan.
Clear blue skies and a mysterious white ball shining down, meant a perfect day for an outing to the seaside, for the second part of our away trilogy. The first part had gone rather well with three points and free pints at Cambridge.
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