Bolton Wanderers fans get the chance to lift League One runners-up trophy at Bolton Central at the Macron

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WHITES fans had the chance to get their hands on the club's piece of silverware.

Following on from their promotion success, the club was handed the League One runners-up trophy after their 3-0 win against Peterborough.

After the players got the chance to parade it around the Macron Stadium last Sunday, then show it off in front of crowds on the steps of Bolton Town Hall on Tuesday, it was the fans turn.

The trophy was at the Bolton Central shop at the Macron on Saturday so fans could give it a lift — or in some cases a kiss.

Supporters young and old queued up to celebrate getting their hands on a piece of Wanderers history.

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Fans have been praised by manager Phil Parkinson for their support during the season, with more than 22,000 attending the final home game of the season and thousands packing out Victoria Square for the celebration.

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