Bolton Wanderers

Bolton Wanderers are recognized for their passionate local fan base. They were joined by residents of the city and its surroundings in an attempt to break the record for the most singers. Quite a large number of fans gathered with the Wanderers players in an endeavor to break the previous record. The concert was held by the football team in conjunction with the council.

Bolton Wanderers are one of the well-known old clubs at the top of the third tier table who are hoping to return to the Championship after a successful Sky Bet League One season. This year, Derby County, Ipswich Town, and Sheffield Wednesday are all in contention, and the Wanderers are aware that they must remain focused if they are to secure a playoff spot or even automatic promotion at the end of the season.

Ithas been revealed that League One side Bolton Wanderers are one of the clubs keen to sign Dean Campbell from Scottish Premiership giants Aberdeen. The Bolton Wanderers interest was revealed by Football Insider. Apart from Bolton Wanderers, Forest Green Rovers and Port Vale are the other two English teams keen to sign the midfielder.

20-year-old Campbell has been in and around the Aberdeen first team this season. The Scottish club won't mind a loan deal for him during this January transfer window.

The three aforementioned clubs have all asked about signing the young midfielder this month and it would be interesting to see how the situation will turn out over the course of this winter transfer window.

Bolton Wanderers goalkeeper Matt Gilks is certain that opponents Crawley Town would pose serious threat to the club's promotion hopes on the final day of the regular season as far as League Two is concerned.
According to Gilks, Crawley Town are stilldangerous opponents despite the fact that they don't have anything to play for again this season. The Bolton Wanderers shot stopper said Crawley Town could spoil his club's promotion party.

Authorities of the English Football league(EFL), have charged Bolton Wanderers and their manager, Phil Parkinson, with misconduct for the fracas that occurred midway through the second half of Saturday’s away defeat at Leeds. The incident occurred shortly after LeedsUnitedtook the lead in the 68th minute and. The fracas saw Bolton’s manager sent to the stands.

Tensions rose when Joe Williams was squirted with a water bottle during an argument on the touchline. While trying to defend his player and diffuse the situation, Parkinson intervened. He squared up with Leeds United’s Pontus Jansson and was shown the red card by referee Tony Harrington.

Phil Parkinson, the head coach of the Bolton Wanderers, and the members of his support staff have not received any incentive from the club hierarchy after the club managed to deny their demotion to the third tier of English Football the previous season.

Bolton was in the line of demotion right till the end. The match against Nottingham Forest which was their last of the season was a must-win for them to retain their berth in tier two. There was immense pressure, not only on the squad, but on the coaches too ahead of that game, but they pulled it off as they beat Nottingham 3-2 in a close contest.

Championship side Bolton Wanderers have quickly taken the option to sign Lloyd Dyer on a short-term basis after it was confirmed that Sammy Ameobi had sustained a serious ankle injury. Ameobi suffered the damage during the recent 2-1 defeat at the hands of Queens Park Rangers and initial suggestions claimed that he could return in about a months’ time.

However, after a thorough examination of the damage, manager Phil Parkinson has confirmed that the former Newcastle United graduate could miss up to six weeks and this played a part in their decision to sign Dyer on a free transfer, he said: “With Sammy’s injury lay off being longer than we first anticipated, it was important that we have more options. Lloyd’s experience of playing as a left wing back will give us more cover if we decide to play with a back three.”

Bolton Wanderers goalkeeper Ben Alnwick has ended speculation over his future by signing a new two-year deal on Wednesday. The shot-stopper, who picked up a clean sweep of accolades at the end-of-season awards, has extended his future at the Macron Stadium despite apparent interest from former club Sunderland.

Back in April, Alnwick suggested that he was in negotiations regarding a fresh deal with the Trotters and the 31-year-old has now finally put the question to bed. Speaking on the club’s official website, he said:"We’ve been talking about the contract for a while now. Once I was able to come down, I was absolutely over the moon to get it signed. It was always the plan to get my future sorted out early and it was a no-brainer to stay here. It was all I wanted to do from the end of the season. I’ve been knocking on the door all the way through the season to get a new contract because I love it here. I’m settled and it’s somewhere I always wanted to stay."

Bolton Wanderers head coach Phil Parkinson is hoping that the Trotters have stopped the rot after picking up a valuable point against Barnsley. Four successive defeats had put the Trotters on the cusp of the relegation zone but they managed to cease the run with a 2-2 draw against Barnsley on the road.

Bolton Wanderers have confirmed the signing of Nigerian footballer Chinedu Obasi on a free transfer.

The 31-year-old has joined the Trotters until the end of the season after having impressed in his trial with the Under 23 side against Burnley last week. The Nigerian was afforded just half an hour in a weather-interrupted match with the reserve team, and he made the most of his opportunity by scoring the winner.

Obasi, who had last played for AIK in Sweden, had maintained the stance that he would not claim wages unless he returns to competitive action, and it appears that the marksman will now have the chance to make an impact in Bolton’s relegation fight.