BOLTON WANDERERS

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BOLTON WANDERERS

Bolton Wanderers

Bolton Wanderers is a club that spent the longest period of circulation in the top division of English football competition without winning a single kalipun. Since its founding in 1874, this season is the season for Bolton-71 to compete in the top tier. In 1923, Bolton became the team winning the first FA Cup trophy at Wembley stadium. Final match against West Ham United's all time be remembered as The White Horse Final. No less than 127 thousand spectators witnessed the historic moment.

In addition to winning the FA Cup four times during the 1920s and 1958, Bolton more often dwell on the divisions of English football. Club achievements nadir occurred in 1987 when the club have tasted Division Four. Turning point of the club's history occurred in the summer of 1992 when Bruce Rioch became manager of the team. Rioch brought Bolton reached the Premier League in 1995. But that success makes Rioch trusted to handle Arsenal and Bolton back relegation next season. Colin Todd Bolton stir by winning the Championship 1996/97 and survive in the Premier League.

Bolton reached its peak strength when handled Sam Allardyce. Although still struggling at the bottom, slowly shaping the character of Bolton Allardyce. A row in 2004 and 2005, Allardyce took Bolton triumphed by occupying the eighth and sixth league. Club's best achievement to date. Unfortunately, after the death of Allardyce, Bolton still have not been able to break away as a team that more often dwell on the bottom of the standings.

PROFILE BOLTON WANDERERS

Founded: 1874

Address: Burnden Way, Lostock Bolton BL6 6JW England

Phone: 01204.673 673

Fax: 773 01204.673

Electronic Mail: reception@bwfc.co.uk

Official URL: http://www.bwfc.co.uk

Chairman: Phil Gartside

Director: Allan Duckworth

Stadium: Reebok Stadium

Achievement

4 times FA Cup winners (1922/23, 1925/26, 1928/29, 1957/58)

1 time champion Championship (1996/97)

1 time champion of the old Division Three (1972/73)

1 time champion Charity Shield (1958)

BOLTON SQUAD 2011/2012 BOLTON SQUAD: GOALKEEPERS  Adam Bogdan Jussi Jaaskelainen Robert Lainton BOLTON SQUAD: DEFENDERS Gretar Steinsson Marcos Alonso Paul Robinson Gary Cahill Zat Knight Tyrone Mears Sam Ricketts Dedryck Boyata David Wheater Mark Connolly Adam Blakeman Joe Riley BOLTON SQUAD: MIDFIELDERS Fabrice Muamba Chris Eagles Stuart Holden Martin Petrov Ricardo Gardner Mark Davies Nigel Reo-Coker Darren Pratley Sean Davis Lee Chung-Yong Josh Vela BOLTON SQUAD: FORWARDS Tuncay Sanli Kevin Davies Ivan Klasnic Robbie Blake David N'gog Gael Kakuta Tom Eaves Temitope Obadeyi Michael O'halloran