Some of the men who have played for both us and the blades.
Andy Walker
Deadly finisher who proved to be a breath of fresh air for the Wanderers when arriving from Celtic in the early part of 1992. Walker's goals raised the profile of the club via the FA Cup and with fellow Scot John McGinlay he formed one of the best forward partnerships seen at Bolton in recent times.
Full Name: Andrew Francis Walker
Born: 6th April 1965, Glasgow, Scotland
Position: Forward
Nationality: Scottish
International Honours: Full level
Club Honours: Scottish Division 1 1985, Scottish Premier League 1988, Scottish Cup 1988
Signed From: Celtic, January 1992, ??160,000
Sold To: Celtic, August 1994, ??550,000
Former Clubs: Ballieston Juniors, Motherwell, Celtic, Newcastle United (loan), Bolton Wanderers, Celtic, Sheffield United, Hibernian (loan), Raith Rovers (loan), Ayr United, Carlisle United, Partick Thistle, Alloa Athletic
Bolton Debut: 11th January 1992 versus Exeter City (A), Division 3
First Goal: 11th January 1992 versus Exeter City (A), Division 3
Tony Philliskirk
Wanderers favourite of the late 1980's and early 1990's who was an expert from dead ball situations. Philliskirk formed an excellent partnership with David Reeves during his time at Bolton but his half century of league goals for the club could never bring about promotion from the Third Division.
Full Name: Anthony Philliskirk
Born: 10th February 1965, Sunderland, Tyne & Wear, England
Position: Forward
Nationality: English
International Honours: Schoolboy level
Club Honours:
Signed From: Preston North End, June 1989, ??50,000
Sold To: Peterborough United, October 1992, ??85,000
Former Clubs: Sheffield United, Rotherham United (loan), Oldham Athletic, Preston North End, Bolton Wanderers, Peterborough United, Burnley, Carlisle United (loan), Cardiff City, Macclesfield Town (loan), Oldham Athletic
Bolton Debut: 19th August 1989 versus Cardiff City (A), Division 3
First Goal: 19th August 1989 versus Cardiff City (A), Division 3
Notes: Both himself and Reeves earned the nickname the Bros brothers due to their likeness of the 1980's group
Philliskirk later went into coaching with Oldham Athletic
Once trained to become a Football League referee
Mark Patterson
Tigerish midfield player who starred for Bolton as they made their way up the divisions in the 1990's. Patterson was well known in the North West circuit due to his spells with other clubs notably Blackburn, Preston and Bury. He missed out on Wembley in 1995 and was sold some months later.
Full Name: Mark Andrew Patterson
Born: 24th May 1965, Darwen, Lancashire, England
Position: Midfielder
Nationality: English
International Honours:
Club Honours: Full Members Cup 1987
Signed From: Bury, January 1991, ??65,000
Sold To: Sheffield United, December 1995, ??300,000 + Nathan Blake
Former Clubs: Blackburn Rovers, Preston North End, Bury, Bolton Wanderers, Sheffield United, Southend United (loan), Bury, Blackpool (loan), Southend United, Leigh RMI, Scarborough, Chorley
Bolton Debut: 12th January 1991 versus Bradford City (A), Division 3
First Goal: 1st March 1991 versus Tranmere Rovers (A), Division 3
Bob Hatton
Hatton was expected to be the long term replacement for Wyn Davies when he arrived at Burnden Park in March 1967. He made a positive start with two goals in his second game against local rivals Bury but these where to be his only goals in 25 matches. Later had better success with other league clubs
Full Name: Robert John Hatton
Born: 10th April 1947, Hull, Yorkshire, England
Position: Forward
Nationality: English
International Honours:
Club Honours:
Signed From: Wolverhampton Wanderers, March 1967, ??35,000
Sold To: Northampton Town, October 1968
Former Clubs: Wolverhampton Wanderers, Bolton Wanderers, Northampton Town, Carlisle United, Birmingham City, Blackpool, Luton Town, Sheffield United, Cardiff City
Bolton Debut: 18th March 1967 versus Coventry City (A), Division 2
First Goal: 25th March 1967 versus Bury (H), Division 2
David Holdsworth
The twin brother of Dean Holdsworth signed for Bolton as a non-contract player in August 2002 as Sam Allardyce looked to bolster his squad. Holdsworth was one of the few players to come out with any credit following the League Cup defeat at home to Bury, a game that was his only Bolton appearance.
Full Name: David Gary Holdsworth
Born: 8th November 1968, Walthamstow, London, England
Position: Centre Half
Nationality: English
International Honours: U21 level
Club Honours:
Signed From: Birmingham City, August 2002, Free Transfer
Sold To: Scarborough, October 2002, Free Transfer
Former Clubs: Watford, Sheffield United, Birmingham City, Walsall (loan), Bolton Wanderers, Scarborough, Gretna
Bolton Debut: 2nd October 2002 versus Bury (H), League Cup 2nd round
Other players who played for both sides include -
Nathan Blake
Franz Carr
Aidan Davidson
Matin Pike
Once again many thanks to the Manny Road site for all the source details -
Some of the men who have played for both us and the blades.
Andy Walker
Deadly finisher who proved to be a breath of fresh air for the Wanderers when arriving from Celtic in the early part of 1992. Walker's goals raised the profile of the club via the FA Cup and with fellow Scot John McGinlay he formed one of the best forward partnerships seen at Bolton in recent times.
Full Name: Andrew Francis Walker
Born: 6th April 1965, Glasgow, Scotland
Position: Forward
Nationality: Scottish
International Honours: Full level
Club Honours: Scottish Division 1 1985, Scottish Premier League 1988, Scottish Cup 1988
Signed From: Celtic, January 1992, ??160,000
Sold To: Celtic, August 1994, ??550,000
Former Clubs: Ballieston Juniors, Motherwell, Celtic, Newcastle United (loan), Bolton Wanderers, Celtic, Sheffield United, Hibernian (loan), Raith Rovers (loan), Ayr United, Carlisle United, Partick Thistle, Alloa Athletic
Bolton Debut: 11th January 1992 versus Exeter City (A), Division 3
First Goal: 11th January 1992 versus Exeter City (A), Division 3
Tony Philliskirk
Wanderers favourite of the late 1980's and early 1990's who was an expert from dead ball situations. Philliskirk formed an excellent partnership with David Reeves during his time at Bolton but his half century of league goals for the club could never bring about promotion from the Third Division.
Full Name: Anthony Philliskirk
Born: 10th February 1965, Sunderland, Tyne & Wear, England
Position: Forward
Nationality: English
International Honours: Schoolboy level
Club Honours:
Signed From: Preston North End, June 1989, ??50,000
Sold To: Peterborough United, October 1992, ??85,000
Former Clubs: Sheffield United, Rotherham United (loan), Oldham Athletic, Preston North End, Bolton Wanderers, Peterborough United, Burnley, Carlisle United (loan), Cardiff City, Macclesfield Town (loan), Oldham Athletic
Bolton Debut: 19th August 1989 versus Cardiff City (A), Division 3
First Goal: 19th August 1989 versus Cardiff City (A), Division 3
Notes: Both himself and Reeves earned the nickname the Bros brothers due to their likeness of the 1980's group
Philliskirk later went into coaching with Oldham Athletic
Once trained to become a Football League referee
Mark Patterson
Tigerish midfield player who starred for Bolton as they made their way up the divisions in the 1990's. Patterson was well known in the North West circuit due to his spells with other clubs notably Blackburn, Preston and Bury. He missed out on Wembley in 1995 and was sold some months later.
Full Name: Mark Andrew Patterson
Born: 24th May 1965, Darwen, Lancashire, England
Position: Midfielder
Nationality: English
International Honours:
Club Honours: Full Members Cup 1987
Signed From: Bury, January 1991, ??65,000
Sold To: Sheffield United, December 1995, ??300,000 + Nathan Blake
Former Clubs: Blackburn Rovers, Preston North End, Bury, Bolton Wanderers, Sheffield United, Southend United (loan), Bury, Blackpool (loan), Southend United, Leigh RMI, Scarborough, Chorley
Bolton Debut: 12th January 1991 versus Bradford City (A), Division 3
First Goal: 1st March 1991 versus Tranmere Rovers (A), Division 3
Bob Hatton
Hatton was expected to be the long term replacement for Wyn Davies when he arrived at Burnden Park in March 1967. He made a positive start with two goals in his second game against local rivals Bury but these where to be his only goals in 25 matches. Later had better success with other league clubs
Full Name: Robert John Hatton
Born: 10th April 1947, Hull, Yorkshire, England
Position: Forward
Nationality: English
International Honours:
Club Honours:
Signed From: Wolverhampton Wanderers, March 1967, ??35,000
Sold To: Northampton Town, October 1968
Former Clubs: Wolverhampton Wanderers, Bolton Wanderers, Northampton Town, Carlisle United, Birmingham City, Blackpool, Luton Town, Sheffield United, Cardiff City
Bolton Debut: 18th March 1967 versus Coventry City (A), Division 2
First Goal: 25th March 1967 versus Bury (H), Division 2
David Holdsworth
The twin brother of Dean Holdsworth signed for Bolton as a non-contract player in August 2002 as Sam Allardyce looked to bolster his squad. Holdsworth was one of the few players to come out with any credit following the League Cup defeat at home to Bury, a game that was his only Bolton appearance.
Full Name: David Gary Holdsworth
Born: 8th November 1968, Walthamstow, London, England
Position: Centre Half
Nationality: English
International Honours: U21 level
Club Honours:
Signed From: Birmingham City, August 2002, Free Transfer
Sold To: Scarborough, October 2002, Free Transfer
Former Clubs: Watford, Sheffield United, Birmingham City, Walsall (loan), Bolton Wanderers, Scarborough, Gretna
Bolton Debut: 2nd October 2002 versus Bury (H), League Cup 2nd round
Other players who played for both sides include -
Nathan Blake
Franz Carr
Aidan Davidson
Matin Pike
Once again many thanks to the Manny Road site for all the source details -
http://www.sportnetwork.net/main/s474/st80524.htm