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If Boro win the Uefa cup does that mean, like it would in the champions league, that they would qualify for next years uefa? And if so which place would be forfitted a league place or FA cup winner/runner up place?

You're right Yatesy Lad! Hadn't noticed Ste and Hazzy there. Did Ste have to miss a week of 5 a side after this or was it considered a genuine excuse

"Yes Olivia is a good coach but Sam has taken over our classes now with olvia over seeing everything." Is there no end to our managers talents

"Didier Drogba, the Chelsea forward at the centre of accusations of unfair play, has not been cautioned for diving in 2005-06" How much validity can an article like that have if this joker hasn't been booked for diving this season?

Couldn't agree more. The Reebok for the last few home games in particular has been like a morgue. It would be easy as so often happens to make excuses, the reebok is shiite, It's not as good as the old days, we played cr#p against Middlesborough, we've got no chance in the next 3/4 games etc etc etc Lets get behind our team for what has been, in this first european season, a fantasic experience. We may just be able to give the team that extra edge which they may well need if we want to experience Europe again.

Would be interesting to hear if anyone else has travelled to an away game sitting with the home fans. I have done it on a few occasions; Bradford, Man City Wolves and West Ham spring to mind. Personally I don't have a problem with it as long as long as people keep pretty quiet and don't make it obvious they are an away fan. I must admit as a season ticket holder in the East Upper there have been numerous occasions when away fans have been sat next us (how this happens so regularly I'm not sure) most have been ok and haven't made this obvious. On the occassions when these people act like compete tw#ts they have been rightly identified and thrown out - when Man U and Man city have visited have been examples of this

It was quite nice up at Notre damm actually. I particularly liked the old style art work and architecture, there were some horrible and ugly pictures from the 70's and 80's which I am pleased to see they are slowly getting rid of. And some of the present work and future ideas looked fantastic

so let's move on and channel our energies towards the team in a positive manner. . Good Shout!

Everybody has a responsibility to help make grounds better places and more atmospheric. Footballing authorities with regard to the pricing structures and restrictive rules and regulations which have been mentioned previously - how flexible these can be I am not sure. Clubs in terms of listening to the fans. It is clear to see that a number of fans are disgruntled with our club and have suggested a number of ways to help bring back some of the passion - it will be interesting to hear if contact is made with the club and what feedback is given to some of the suggestions mentioned. And finally some of the responsibility lies with us the fans both pre match and during the game. There are some good pubs to drink at before the game (Ok not as good as Manny road!) to set up an atmosphere and this needs to be continued in the ground, persevering with the singing, which I know is difficult with some of the leg-ends who sit there and hardly open their mouths!

Ask this guy As for tits, fanny and wanderers, fantastic! The sooner he's singing this the better!

Pleased to see my comments have stirred some strong emotions! Like I said from the ofset it was just a personal opinion and everybody is entilted to theirs. In reply to some of the comments about shouldn't be on here or watching football I find that as extreme as the songs!! Am I a member of the "PC Brigade"? No, just a family man who enjoys watching BWFC and would like to do the same with my son when he is old enough! And whether some people like it or not that is the future of our support for BWFC

Just filled one in and sent it. They are fantastic down at the baby unit

The "legend" wouldn't have a clue! Like the idea of desperado's in the new bergerac's. What's all that about new bergerac's, the old one was bad enough! Will have to give it a go now though!

First of all can I say what a fantastic trip Marseille was. To watch BWFC away in Europe was just a dream come true. There were so many memorable experiences over the 2 days in Marseille, no more so than on Thursday morning when my dad and I decided to visit Notre Damm (that big building up in the heavens you could see from the old port)and walk away our hangovers from the night before in O' Malleys. On our way back, a good mile away from the old port area, as we were walking on the quaintest of French streets with the locals quietly chattering away, we heard a distant chant of WANDERERS WANDERERS WANDERERS! It was great! It would be interesting to hear other peoples thoughts on this, but my personal opinion is that there are no need for chants that refer to death, war and tragedy which are occasionaly sung by bolton fans. The No surrender chant was adopted by the English hooloigans of the 80's and has little if no resemblence to football, less so BWFC. Munich chants serve no purpose, if anything numerous united fans like the chant because it enables them to tongue in cheek take the pi#s out of opposing fans for being so ignorant. And while the bombers tune wouldn't have offended the large majority of locals in Marseille, it would not be received too well elsewhere. What all 3 chants have in common is that they don't get behind the team or make reference to bwfc. Lets stick to chants like "walking down the manny road" and others which motivate the team. PS Enjoyed the local beer on tap in O' Malleys - Desperados. Can we get it anywhere in Bolton?!