Has today signed Faye from Stoke, allegedly offered Gardner a contract and has had a bid rejected for Nolan. How long before we receive a call for SKD?

or lose, like he did with blackburn

 

I've just had my first smile of the day.

 

Thinking about when Holden's shot hit the back of the net... and then watching it back on MotD and seeing Allardyce's reaction.

 

Highlight of the season for me.

What's the opinion like on KUMB? You couldn't make it up, Bolton's team from 10 years ago at West Ham, hahaha.

Just had a look and they are lapping it up.

Didn't the league sign up to UEFA's financial fair play? They are going into the most competitive league in the world, spunking money they don't have, it's shit or bust.

 

 

We agree on most things, P, but give your head a bit of a shake.

 

I know C. I'll place it in the special file along with our wonderful Royals entitled 'things I don't agree with Traf about'

 

I have said it before - West Ham is not our natural enemy. They have been a great source of points for us. We beat them in the first Wembley FA Cup Final and, therefore, will always have a historical link with us.

 

Ally that with our greatest post war manager and I can only wish them well.

Stop it now, please.

I know C. I'll place it in the special file along with our wonderful Royals entitled 'things I don't agree with Traf about'

 

I have said it before - West Ham is not our natural enemy. They have been a great source of points for us. We beat them in the first Wembley FA Cup Final and, therefore, will always have a historical link with us.

 

Ally that with our greatest post war manager and I can only wish them well.

 

Personally think Rioch did more in bringing our club back than Allardyce. Time seems to have clouded the achievement of taking a middling, skint third tier club to the top table, throwing in a Wembley cup final too and playing the game how it should be played. Allardyce runs him a close second.

Fat Sams takeover complete

 

Ally that with our greatest post war manager and I can only wish them well.

 

Are you really a Bolty 58er? It's surely Bill Ridding.

Personally think Rioch did more in bringing our club back than Allardyce. Time seems to have clouded the achievement of taking a middling, skint third tier club to the top table, throwing in a Wembley cup final too and playing the game how it should be played. Allardyce runs him a close second.

 

see, fat head is a horrible, pig ignorant bloke

 

but to put him behind rioch is pushing it

 

seriously

Ally that with our greatest post war manager and I can only wish them well.

 

 

Are you really a Bolty 58er? It's surely Bill Ridding.

 

nah, i'm not having it

 

if ridding was on a level playing field with the rest, fatty was playing uphill on a very steep hill

see, fat head is a horrible, pig ignorant bloke

 

but to put him behind rioch is pushing it

 

seriously

 

Bang on

Personally think Rioch did more in bringing our club back than Allardyce. Time seems to have clouded the achievement of taking a middling, skint third tier club to the top table, throwing in a Wembley cup final too and playing the game how it should be played. Allardyce runs him a close second.

 

bringing back

 

yep

 

establishing

 

no

 

they did two different jobs effectively - and Rioch didn't even see his out

 

side by side, all things considered, Alladyce did far more for the club

Here's an article that fat cunt Martin Samuel wrote just last year, he's still bitter and twisted about us relegating his beloved WHU in 2003

 

http://www.thejc.com/sport/martin-samuel/25837/big-sam-cant-have-his-cake-and-eat-it

 

I'm starting a campaign, all go on Google and search for - martin samuel fat cunt

 

over and over so that when someone types Martin Samuel, the first suggestion that pops up is "Martin Samuel fat cunt".

Indeed, Allardyce?s managerial career and reputation was forged on a policy one might argue was extraordinarily harmful to the English game. The springboard for his success at Bolton Wanderers came in the 2002-03 season when Allardyce?s team stayed up at the expense of West Ham United. This happened thanks to the temporary recruitment of a number of foreign players on loan. Indeed, in a 2-2 draw against Arsenal on April 26, 2003, Bolton started with 11 foreign players and at one stage had five loan signings on the pitch. Meanwhile, West Ham went down having blooded many of Fabio Capello?s present England squad, including Joe Cole, Michael Carrick, Glenn Johnson and Jermain Defoe (Frank Lampard and Rio Ferdinand having already left), with David James in goal.

 

just goes to show how shit they really were then, and just how bitter Samuel really is

Here's an article that fat cunt Martin Samuel wrote just last year, he's still bitter and twisted about us relegating his beloved WHU in 2003

 

http://www.thejc.com/sport/martin-samuel/25837/big-sam-cant-have-his-cake-and-eat-it

 

I'm starting a campaign, all go on Google and search for - martin samuel fat cunt

 

over and over so that when someone types Martin Samuel, the first suggestion that pops up is "Martin Samuel fat cunt".

 

get mechanical turk on the case

 

works in seo

 

not that i'd do it or owt

Here's an article that fat cunt Martin Samuel wrote just last year, he's still bitter and twisted about us relegating his beloved WHU in 2003

 

http://www.thejc.com/sport/martin-samuel/25837/big-sam-cant-have-his-cake-and-eat-it

 

I'm starting a campaign, all go on Google and search for - martin samuel fat cunt

 

over and over so that when someone types Martin Samuel, the first suggestion that pops up is "Martin Samuel fat cunt".

 

Just done it about 50 times

I think on firefox you can autoreload every x seconds. Maybe we should all do that every 5 secs on the search query for a few hours...

Edited June 16, 201115 yr by boothybwfc

would jussi go?

see, fat head is a horrible, pig ignorant bloke

 

but to put him behind rioch is pushing it

 

seriously

 

Without Rioch, Allardyce wouldn't have come - we'd probably have been below Blackpool if we'd gone for a different manager. Todd's role underrated too. Not that I'd put him above Allardyce.

sams all new w.h.u.f.c

 

wanderers hasbeens united football club .

 

(have been working on that all morning !)

Indeed, Allardyce?s managerial career and reputation was forged on a policy one might argue was extraordinarily harmful to the English game. The springboard for his success at Bolton Wanderers came in the 2002-03 season when Allardyce?s team stayed up at the expense of West Ham United. This happened thanks to the temporary recruitment of a number of foreign players on loan. Indeed, in a 2-2 draw against Arsenal on April 26, 2003, Bolton started with 11 foreign players and at one stage had five loan signings on the pitch. Meanwhile, West Ham went down having blooded many of Fabio Capello?s present England squad, including Joe Cole, Michael Carrick, Glenn Johnson and Jermain Defoe (Frank Lampard and Rio Ferdinand having already left), with David James in goal.

 

just goes to show how shit they really were then, and just how bitter Samuel really is

 

Did we really have 5 loanees on the pitch at one time in that Arsenal game ?

Mendy, Andre, Ballesta ....... who else ?

Campo ? Laville ? Armstrong ?

 

No criticism of all Arsenal's (and other clubs') foreign legions though. What a surprise.

Arsenal's squad that day included Vieira, Pires, Ljungberg, Bergkamp, Wiltord, Henry ... who were all probably on the pitch.

And Lauren, van Bronckhorst, Edu, Cygan, Silva, Warmuz, Luzhny, Shaaban, Kanu, Stepanov, Tavlaridis, Toure, Volz, Aladiere, and Svard ..... who might not have been.

 

Course it's nothing to do with loanees (we must have been within the rules) or foreign players (even Wet Spam have them), it's just cry-baby stuff coz the 1966 World Cup winners went down. Pathetic !

I propose typing a number of things that would appear whenever anybody types his name.

Stop it now, please.

 

 

OK mate but I am becoming a confused Trotter. Don't get the strong feelings about WHU - a bit of a non entity for mine - far greater dislikes in football including the antichrists, Rovers, Bury etc. Likewise, I really don't get the comments about not hating the DMB's as much as certain other clubs.

 

It's just unBoltonian, that's what it is. A few of us will cling to the traditions..............

OK mate but I am becoming a confused Trotter. Don't get the strong feelings about WHU - a bit of a non entity for mine - far greater dislikes in football including the antichrists, Rovers, Bury etc. Likewise, I really don't get the comments about not hating the DMB's as much as certain other clubs.

 

It's just unBoltonian, that's what it is. A few of us will cling to the traditions..............

 

Same for me to be honest. Yes if they were in a relegation fight against say, West Brom, Norwich or Sunderland, they would be the team I would want to drop but cant say my feelings are strong either.

 

Dont think I know a single WHU fan personally or come across any in my travels. My dislikes/hate for particular clubs come from speaking to blinkered/smug/biased local fans of other clubs (usually friends outside of the football talk) and then teams that I may have had a personal bad experience from (and not just results wise)

Edited June 17, 201115 yr by SalfordOriginal