glennboltw
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Alan Gowling stated after the match finished that at times during the match he didn't think Bolton were even interested in progressing in the FA Cup.
I was at the match and I did not think the players were interested, Can't blame Mr Megson for lack of effort from the players, he picked a strong team. Don't start blaming Megson for not being able to motivate the team if they can't motivate themselves to play for BWFC then they should not be with us at all. Some fans are too quick to get on the managers back, if you was at the match yesterday you would realise it is sometimes the players FAULT!!!
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Just got back from Sunderland completely deflated. When I saw the team that we were playing I thought we was really going all out for a good run in the cup....how wrong I was. Megson got some browny points off me when I saw the team sheet as for once I thought we was going to be a real handfull towards Sunderland, how wrong was I?, there was a complete lack of effort IMO as if we could not careless about the F.A cup. How times have changed since our last visit to the stadium of light. Complete lack of confidence and leadership, Think we really need a leader within our midfield with plenty of premiership experience. Come On You White's
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Shiitu? O'Brian? or Tal?....... I would have him any day!
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This is the whole point of a forum to have a discussion about 'The Wanderers'. Im just stating the obvious about Nolan and I wouldnt boo him at the game because that would be out of order hence why Im on here now discussing this for other peoples views,
Well said, there are plenty idots that just go to the match to boo and give players stick, I wish they would give ALL the players support or just stay at home.
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Finally, some1 else who actually knows about football
I don't normally call one of our own players but I also thought Nolan had a shocker today, everything he did went wrong. Don't think fan's should get on his back cause that would knock his allready low confidence.
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http://www.wigan.vitalfootball.co.uk/article.asp?a=136662
First off Lawro has us down for a victory!!!
Secondly read what the Wigan lad says in respons to said prediction, Classic!
That guy wasn't far wrong!
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I'm afraid you're right there, Arnold. Very sad to say it, but that was awful.
Ball control was poor, passing was shocking, possession non-existent, the ball endlessly pumped high upfield for no-one in particular. Surprised in the end we came so close to scoring at all.
Ah, well, here's to better performances in the next difficult 3 games so we have something to carry into the following winnable games.
Could not agree more, what do we actually do in training sessions? Do we pump the ball forward everytime we train? Do we ever do any one touch pass and move routine's? I honestly can't see what we practise. The sooner we can buy a creative midfield player the better that can do something different or just switch the play occasionally, we are far to predictable. Come on you whites!
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It's the next match is it not if he received one?
It usually is but because of the timing of the booking (christmas) it won't come into effect, the F.A wont process the booking in time for the next match therefore it will be the Sunderland game
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I think the yellow card thing sounds like a plausible reason.
If he would have got a yellow card he would have only missed Sunderland in the cup, don't think that was the reason!
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Gary, it is nice to be nice but frankly, I think the club & the majority of it's supporters have moved on and don't often think of FSA.
Could not agree more, what Sam did for us will always live in the memory of all fan's but that is history now, he has gone and we have moved on, lets not try and keep opening threads on this guy he is not worth the time of day any more. Lets just hope the dingle's go down and we can all laugh at FSA.
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Did anyone hear Gary Megson on GMR this afternoon? He was talking about the fans of our club and how most of us hate him when we are losing match's and also hate him when we are winning match's, he feel's he is in a no win situation. He commented on our 4-1 win at Boro last week and was criticised by two fans on the radio even after our great win and called them DONUTS, well said Gary IMO.
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Won't belong before his shoulder pops put again and back on our treatment table.
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My heart sinks looking at them pictures, Long live Burnden park (well the memories anyway)
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What brilliant memories, will never forget the home leg one of the best nights in BWFC histort IMO
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Ricketts
Walker
Beardsley
Les Ferdinand
McCann
Thomo
Howey
Sammy Lee
Sammy Lee?
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Here's one for you........8 players who have played for Bolton at the Reebok and England?
Paul Warhurst
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Peter Shilton
oh sorry, my mistake misread the question, never played at the reebok
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Here's one for you........8 players who have played for Bolton at the Reebok and England?
Peter Shilton
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He meant his blistering face.
Poor bloke wasn't blessed with looks was he
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Pollock retired in 2002, aged 28.
I can't believe he's only 34 now, he looked older than that when he played for us.
He's currently manager of Spennymoor United in the Unibond league.
Top bloke Pollock, he was on Radio Manchester on saturday afternoon talking about his career, I had the opportunity to speak to the guy often when he was playing for us, he always found it amusing when he played on the wing for us, always quoting sarcasticly "my blistering pace".
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I agree I think we do miss him, he always seemed to give us an outlet which we seem to be missing at the moment, he had a good ability of holding up the ball and letting our midfield get forward. If he could had chipped in with a few more goals he could have been a legend for the super whites.
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The bloke always gave 100% for us so I don't think I will be booing, the only sad part is that he thinks the Mackem's are bigger than us, think we will prove him wrong on saturday when we beat them and they hopefully go down. Hope he come's over to us and give's us a clap.
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Fair enough.
It did look like a dig at GM, though.
No maybe I didn't make my comment clear. Nothing winds me up more when so called supporters slag off any of our management or players, we are all in this together and should stick together, if they want to moan they should stay at home at and shout at the radio instead it would do us all a favour.
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It probably is: but the guy's comment was ridiculous.
Sorry you thought the comment was ridiculous but it was actually said in jest. I am not against Megson, I am one of the few people who think we should give him a chance.
James Beattie - 2.5m Move?
in Terrace Talk - 'Classics'
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Puts in a good shift!