Archive for September, 2006

Home to Liverpool

Saturday, September 30th, 2006

Bolton Wanderers 2 -0 Liverpool
Ground: Reebok Stadium | Attendance: 25,061 | Referee: Phil Dowd

[30] Speed - Bolton
[51] Campo - Bolton

Once again controversy ruled another Bolton game. This time is was a linesman’s error in judgement that sparked self-pity amongst Liverpool fans across the nation. There is no doubt that an error was made by the […]

Away to Portsmouth

Tuesday, September 26th, 2006

Portsmouth 0 - 1 Bolton Wanderers
Ground: Fratton Park | Attendance: 19,105 | Referee: Uriah Rennie

[22] Nolan - Bolton

Finally The Wanderers have managed to get an away win in The Premiership, their first this year. Having gone ahead with their first true attempt Bolton defended well to keep the lead and come away from Fratton […]

Bung Free Campaign

Sunday, September 24th, 2006

BWFC24 has decided to launch the ‘Bung Free Campaign’ to support Sam Allardyce at this time of media persecution following Panorama’s claims of his involvement in corruption.
The BBC must have felt that there was enough evidence to implicate Allardyce in the scandal of bungs as he was named even though there was no conclusive evidence […]

Carling Cup 3rd Round Draw

Saturday, September 23rd, 2006

Get Ready for Another Trip to London
After Bolton Wanderers beat midlands club Walsall they will have face Charlton Athletic at The Valley for the second time this season. Charlton beat Carlisle with a single goal scored by Darren Bent.
Bolton will make the trip down south sometime during the week beginning October 23rd.
Tags :

Guardian : Allardyce Boycotts BBC

Saturday, September 23rd, 2006

Allardyce declares lifetime boycott of ‘lying’ BBC and calls summit with players
By Daniel Taylor of The Guardian
Sam Allardyce yesterday announced a lifetime boycott of the BBC, following its Panorama documentary about alleged corruption in football. The Bolton Wanderers manager, who has promised legal action over accusations that he took bungs, refused entry to all BBC […]

Website Problems

Saturday, September 23rd, 2006

PROBLEM SOLVED AND FIXED
You may have noticed that the BWFC24 layout has gone very strange.
We are looking into the problem and hope to fix it soon. You might notice that some features will disappear and then reappear, or the whole design will change for a while while we sort the problem.
Please accept our apologies for […]