Rob Parker | January 27, 2010
Coyle leads Trotters to victory against his old club
Bolton emerged with a mere three points from last night’s relegation six-pointer against Burnley as Owen Coyle secured victory against his former club.
Le Chung Yong’s first-half strike bounced off the crossbar and over the line, and there was no need for goal-line technology on this occasion.
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Rob Parker | January 21, 2010
Gunners survive Trotters scare
Arsenal came from two goals down to win 4-2 against Bolton and move top of the Premier League. Owen Coyle’s side took an early lead through Gary Cahill’s goal and a Matt Taylor penalty. Tomas Rosicky put the Gunners back in contention just before half-time, before Cesc Fabregas scored a controversial equaliser. [...]
Rob Parker | January 19, 2010
Hot action from the Reebok
Premier League penalty box action or gay p0rn for the visually impaired? Only Match of the Day commentator Simon Brotherton can truly answer that question.
Rob Parker | January 5, 2010
Choose Bolton with Owen
Rob Parker | December 31, 2009
Non-Ginger Productions
Not content with nicking Terry Wogan’s job as presenter of Radio 2’s breakfast show, Chris Evans has now taken Gary Megson’s job as Bolton manager.
For someone who has constantly sought to promote being ginger for more than a decade, ousting Megson from his post was a particularly dirty trick.
Rob Parker | December 29, 2009
Wanderers supporters do not like losing two-goal leads against Hull
The love affair between Bolton Wanderers fans and Gary Megson has always been rocky at the best of times. His appointment was met with widespread indifference/anger and Megson has been fighting an uphill battle for their affections ever since.
But squandering a 2-0 lead over fellow relegation [...]
Rob Parker | December 16, 2009
Both their surnames end in ‘-son’, they’re both balding and they both manage a motley crew of personnel. Yes, it turns out Bolton boss Gary Megson is a bit of a ringer for actor Paul Lieberstein, who plays Toby Flenderson in the American version of The Office.
Thanks to OTP reader Paul Platt for the spot.
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