Leigh Exile

We were playing a very average team today who were there for the taking, unfortunately we never looked like we were trying to win the game. We have to have a go against average teams instead of hoping to nick a point, it’s not like they were Wolves. Clough, Ameobi and Walker should have all started today.

I took my son on Thursday, he never had the pleasure of watching Youri or Okocha play for Bolton. Luckily we were sat near the French team and Youri happily signed his shirt. At the end of the Nigeria game and once his TV interview had finished, Jay Jay was walking off, a dozen or so lads wanting his autograph on one side, we were on the other. Shouted his name, draped the Bolton shirt over the barrier and he walked straight over and signed the shirt. Top bloke, our club meant something to the pair of them

Our forward are hampered by how we play; rarely do our wingers/ wide midfielders skin someone, get to the byline and pull it back. Most of the balls to Davies on Tuesday were played with his back to goal, he nor anyone else has much chance.

Drove down from Watford for the game, took my 9 year old boy down and was the first time he's ever seen bolton win in the 10 games I've taken him to. Christ Bolton's been a hard sell for him, 200 miles away and surrounded by Chelsea and arsenal fans but his faiths been restored! Onwards and upwards!

Jussi Bergsson Ben Haim Cahill Gardner Hierro Frandsen Okocha Stelios Bobic Youri

I think Paddy had gone to Sheffield Utd by that time, he'd come back just to watch the game expecting us to have a go at em and was pissed off none of his "replacements" did, no idea who was in centre mid that day but Paddy wasn't happy. In hindsight whisky chasers in cattle Market 4 hrs before the game started wasn't the best of ideas

Yep, he just ran the game. Class above anyone else on the field

Jay Jay at White Hart Lane was a good shout. Saw Tiger Woods destroy the field at The Grove in a WGC tournament, bit like Rory tonight. He was absolutely awesome. Leigh took the piss winning the RL Division 2 in about 1985, Steve Helliwell scored about 50 tries in that season.

I'd say about 1500, like others have said decent turnout and vocal support. Let's hope for bigger and better at brum

Premier Inn at County Hall by the Millenium Wheel and opposite Parliament is in a good spot for all the sights.

Andy Todd

At the moment the Jubilee is closed at weekends between Stanmore and West Hampstead so you'd have to get a replacement bus service, so if you're going soon it would be no good. Watfords not a bad call- 3 or 4 trains an hour to Euston and just off the J5 of the M1

Blackburn wouldn't have played in the top league in the 80's nor Stoke in the 90's. Not sure about West Brom

Reading and Everton were up there. Hull City away on THAT Friday night, a game we had to win

ok, exaggerated on the "few"

Not sure it's overachievement or a shift, I think its fairly consistent with how Bolton have been through time. The last decade has certainly been good for Bolton. I think we've always been a club that has had decent spells in the top division with a few crap years in between

is the goal for Tottenham v Man Utd Pat Jennings in the Charity Shield?

shame on the fat guy!! Don't think the Geordies ever felt he respected their club and their way of playing the game (only through the Keegan years IMO) Having siad that, NUFC= COMEDY CLUB

absolutely right but like has been said, the midfield just isnt functioning and hasn't for a long time- collectively they're too pedestrian, lack ability to cut through teams and aren't hard enough physically IMO. Until LSL sees that and drops his favoured "Untouchables" then we're going to struggle. Defence, shocking as it has been wouldn't look as bad with decent protection (that has been there for the last few years)