The Latest Bolton Wanderers FC Transfer News, Stories and Updates have been added below for the 2021 – 2022 Football Season
- Sun, 21 Dec 2025 00:09:43 +0000: Smaller teams expect Boxing Day bonanza thanks to lack of Premier League games - Bolton Wanderers | The Guardian
Clubs including Bolton Wanderers and Bradford City hope to entice fans of top teams looking for festive football fix
The presents are open, the turkey’s devoured and the family bickering has momentarily paused. For hundreds of thousands of football fans that can mean only one thing: it’s time for the match.
But not this Boxing Day. With just one Premier League game being played instead of the usual festive footballing feast, fans are looking elsewhere for blessed respite, with teams lower down the football pyramid hoping to entice those who are desperate to get out of the house.
Continue reading... - Sun, 07 Dec 2025 20:14:40 +0000: FA Cup roundup: Louis Britton fires Weston-super-Mare into third round - Bolton Wanderers | The Guardian
National League South side into third round for first time
Cheltenham come from behind to beat Buxton 6-2
Louis Britton scored twice as Weston-super-Mare booked their spot in the third round of the FA Cup for the first time with a 2-0 win at fellow National League South side Chelmsford. To compound Chelmsford’s misery, Taylor Clark was shown a red card late on, 13 minutes after coming off the bench, for a dangerous high tackle.
Cheltenham avoided a Cup shock after twice coming from a goal behind before scoring four times in the final half-hour to see off non-league Buxton 6-2.
Continue reading... - Wed, 13 Aug 2025 22:06:20 +0000: Carabao Cup: Huddersfield stun Leicester in shootout drama, Birmingham beat Blades - Bolton Wanderers | The Guardian
Goalkeeper Lee Nicholls stars for League One side
Jay Stansfield strikes late for Birmingham victory
The goalkeeper Lee Nicholls was the hero for Huddersfield, who overcame Championship opponents Leicester via a penalty shootout after an entertaining 2-2 Carabao Cup first-round draw at the League One club’s Accu Stadium.
Huddersfield started strongly and Ruben Roosken and David Kasumu both had strong penalty shouts turned down early on after both appeared to be tripped inside the box.
Continue reading... - Tue, 04 Mar 2025 23:05:21 +0000: Football League: Burnley concede at last but still win; Birmingham lose - Bolton Wanderers | The Guardian
- Clarets beat Cardiff despite clean sheet run ending at 12
- Bolton stun League One leaders; Wycombe close gap
Burnley’s run of Championship clean sheets finally came to an end on Tuesday night, but they kept the heat on in the promotion race with a 2-1 win at Cardiff. Yousef Salech’s firm header in the 42nd minute was the first goal they had conceded in 1,132 minutes of league action, a run of 12 consecutive clean sheets broken. But by the time Salech scored it, early goals from Josh Brownhill and Maxime Estève had already put Burnley in charge and the win puts them two points behind second-placed Sheffield United.
Second-half goals from Joe Gelhardt and Abu Kamara gave Hull a 2-0 victory against fellow strugglers Plymouth for their first home win of the year. Gelhardt, on loan from Leeds, turned in on the rebound to break the deadlock before Kamara sealed the best move of the game as Hull ended a run of five home games without a win, moving up to 19th place Plymouth’s winless away run in the league now stands at 18 games.
Continue reading... - Wed, 25 Sep 2024 20:51:20 +0000: Teenage kicks for Ethan Nwaneri as Arsenal put five past Bolton - Bolton Wanderers | The Guardian
This competition may be somewhere down Mikel Arteta’s priority list but that doesn’t mean the Arsenal manager doesn’t value it. On a night when the fourth-choice goalkeeper Jack Porter became the youngest player to start a game for Arsenal, at the age of just 16 years and 72 days, in the absence of the injured David Raya, it was Ethan Nwaneri who caught the eye as the 17‑year‑old scored twice on his full debut.
After the fallout from their tempestuous draw against Manchester City, Arsenal never really looked like being turned over against opponents who used to revel in giving Arsène Wenger’s sides a bloody nose back in the days of Sam Allardyce, as soon as Declan Rice had put them in front.
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Historical Transfer News and Team Gossip got Bolton FC has been archived below:
Bolton Wanderers who are still reeling from being relegated last season have been showing much interest in many new players during the closed season as manager Owen Coyle looks to reinforce his squad for next season. The manager has a number of targets on his radar as he hopes to take Bolton straight back up to England`s top flight next year.
The first player who looks set to arrive at the trotters next season is the highly thought of Leeds United goalkeeper Andy Lonergan who looks all set to pen a new three year deal for Bolton. The goalkeeper has only last season signed a new three year deal at Leeds but with places not being available for him in the squad he looks all set to be playing his football in the Midlands next season in a deal thought to be worth around three million pounds.
Former Bristol City midfielder Kalifa Cisses is another player who looks set to join Owen Coyles side as they have taken him on a trial basis from the club from the south. Coyle has long been a huge admirer of the player who has found his chances very limited at Bristol and is looking for a new challenge and the deal looks all set to go through on a permanent basis as long as the player passes a medical.
Chelsea midfielder Oriol Romeu is another player being linked to the side from Bolton as the highly rated Spaniard looks set to leave Stamford Bridge after seeing his chances of first team action being dealt a huge blow by the arrival of Eden Hazard as well as the proposed signing of Brazilian midfielder Oscar.
Another player who has recently left Bolton is defender Mark Connolly who has just been acquired by Crawley Town on a two year contract. Connolly has found his chances with Bolton very limited and has had to branch out in his search for first team football with Coyle said to be quite disappointed with the players decision to leave.
