The influence of Sky TV and Setanta could affect many of these dates as games are switched to accommodate the people who are contributing most to paying the wages!
ANDY O'Brien refuses to be ruffled by the critics as he fights for his Premiership future, even if the man putting the boot in is his club's former manager.
IT says everything about Kevin Davies that he will lead the Wanderers attack against Sunderland at the Reebok tomorrow, with or without a cast on his broken left hand.
Two of our writers discuss former manager Sam Allardyce's comments this week in which he called into question Wanderers' fall from a regular top six club to possible relegation fodder since his departure.
McGinlay brands Big Sam 'a disgrace' 7:53am Thu 1 May 08 JOHN McGinlay has labelled Sam Allardyce "a disgrace" for rocking the Reebok boat in the build up to Wanderers' make or break showdown with Sunderland.Reader comments (55)
VICTORY for Wanderers Reserves over Stockport County tomorrow night will set up a showdown with Manchester United in the final of the Manchester Senior Cup.
BOLTON Wanderers players will find out if they have found favour with their young fans when the Junior Whites meet for their end of season party next Tuesday.
Former Reds played key role 12:07pm Wed 30 Apr 08 FEW people in the game understand the animosity Wanderers fans feel for their Manchester United neighbours better than Ian Greaves.Reader comments (22)
Ian Greaves' 1958 FA Cup Final memories 12:03pm Wed 30 Apr 08 FIFTY years ago Bolton Wanderers beat Manchester United 2-0 to lift the FA Cup for the fourth time. Today, in the build up to the anniversary of that famous Wembley triumph, former Wanderers manager, Ian Greaves, gives an insight into how it felt to be on the receiving end.Reader comments (4)
Wanderers' brief reply to Sam attack 8:53am Wed 30 Apr 08 BOLTON Wanderers have delivered a brief but pointed response to Sam Allardyce's claim that the club had failed to build on the success he achieved during his time at the Reebok.Reader comments (127)
GARY Megson has urged his never-say-die Wanderers to emulate the class of 2003 by securing their Premiership survival with a face-saving victory in Saturday's crunch clash with Sunderland.
BY his own admission, Ian Greaves was an "average" footballer, but leading Huddersfield Town and Wanderers to top flight promotions earned him a big reputation in the management game.
