June 2, 201313 yr As well as first player to score a penalty in a cup final by kicking the ball fucking twice. 2-0 down inside 10 minutes & there was a couple of kids near us crying about it, that's what being a Wanderer is all about
June 2, 201313 yr 2-0 down inside 10 minutes & there was a couple of kids near us crying about it, that's what being a Wanderer is all about Reading,Boro,Stoke.....I'm sensing a theme here...
June 2, 201313 yr Not a record but was at Newcastle Bolton when jussi, at the request of shearer, became the only keeper ever to be penalised for holding onto the ball for too long
June 2, 201313 yr 2-0 down inside 10 minutes & there was a couple of kids near us crying about it, that's what being a Wanderer is all about Weren't just the kids............
June 2, 201313 yr The first ever Sunday game at Burnden against Stoke City in the FA Cup in 74. First football league substitute. Keith Peacock Charlton (v Bolton @ Burnden Park 21/8/65) Ian Wright’s goal scoring record at Highbury. Witnessing Scarborough's biggest ever league victory. Being in the crowd at Burnden's highest post-war attendance (58, 692 V PNE, FA Cup 1959). At Wembley for Bolton’s only post-war major trophy (1958). At Reebok and in Plovdiv for Bolton’s first ever UEFA cup ties. Witnessing biggest post-war defeat (1-7 QPR in 1982). Many of the 30-odd games without a win in London, ending at Brentford (2-1 1986 ?). Probably other records too – what a saddo life, eh. Not in the lowest league attendance v Darlo, so shit fan.
June 2, 201313 yr best of the lot - seeing the Whites become the first team in premier league history to come from behind and STUFF Ferguson's wankers at Old Trafford
June 2, 201313 yr seeing a goal scored after 2/3 secs. ian moores for the reserves against sunderland.
June 2, 201313 yr The first ever Sunday game at Burnden against Stoke City in the FA Cup in 74. First football league substitute. Keith Peacock Charlton (v Bolton @ Burnden Park 21/8/65) Ian Wright’s goal scoring record at Highbury. Witnessing Scarborough's biggest ever league victory. Being in the crowd at Burnden's highest post-war attendance (58, 692 V PNE, FA Cup 1959). At Wembley for Bolton’s only post-war major trophy (1958). At Reebok and in Plovdiv for Bolton’s first ever UEFA cup ties. Witnessing biggest post-war defeat (1-7 QPR in 1982). Many of the 30-odd games without a win in London, ending at Brentford (2-1 1986 ?). Probably other records too – what a saddo life, eh. Not in the lowest league attendance v Darlo, so shit fan. Great roll of honour Rembrandt top man.
June 2, 201313 yr Being at Roger Kirkpatrick's last game as ref and being in Belgrade to see the first English win at Red Star. Strange combination, but the sad (or maybe great) thing is there's many others on here who can say the same!
June 2, 201313 yr Being at Roger Kirkpatrick's last game as ref and being in Belgrade to see the first English win at Red Star. Strange combination, but the sad (or maybe great) thing is there's many others on here who can say the same! What was his last match?
June 2, 201313 yr witnessing the goal scored from the furthest distance. not jim mcdonagh v burnley,but big sam v sunderland Was it a header?
June 2, 201313 yr The least number of times a winger has failed to take on a full back over a 100 game period -stelios. The most number of completed cross field to the back post passes over a 100 game period - nicky hunt Fouls for and fouls against - skd Most number of uncompleted passes in a match - butterfield Highest % of touches by a player in a team in a match - Ngog v Brighton at home
June 3, 201313 yr Highest % of touches by a player in a team in a match - Ngog v Brighton at home There was a home game against Birmingham where Per Frandsen played them on this own. Scored 2 and won the penalty for the third.
June 5, 201313 yr Great roll of honour Rembrandt top man. Not only that, Mounts, I've survived it all ! To date.
June 6, 201313 yr I want to see 10 goals Done all combinations of 9: Bolton 4 Peterboro 5 Bolton 6 Cardiff 3 Bolton 7 Plymouth 2 Bolton 8 Walsall 1 England 9 Luxembourg 0 I need to go to the next level!
The first ever Sunday game at Burnden against Stoke City in the FA Cup in 74.