Bolton 0-0 Oxford

Not holding out much hope for this game either to be honest, can see another defeat.

Looks like we won't have a recognised striker again as both Murphy and O'Grady are injured, At the other end i think it's time Alnwick replaced Matthews in goal as well.

Can see us getting beaten 2-1 but who cares, at least i can still support my team unlike Bury fans.

I'm going for a draw but it will be the most stagnant game ever.

0-0

BUCKLEY to score tonight.

Good point tonight. Couldn't be there myself unfortunately

Very good point, could have easily won it. Onwards and upwards. Now on minus 10

Played really well first half should have been out of sight, but great to see a Bolton team pass and move,can only get better, and i for one think IF we get no further points deduction we could still stay up.

Unlucky not to take the spoils. Buckley should have buried his chance.

Verlinden should have too

BoltonTillIDie wrote:Verlinden should have too

Correct. I like the lad. Not as effective in the second half.

Highlights - no goals to watch flying in our net for a change!

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Thoroughly enjoyed last nights game, it was refreshing to see a Bolton team actually look to attack and be very positive.  We were outstanding in the first half and should have been up by at least one goal by half time.
I thought Verlinden was fantastic in the first half but man of the match for me was Bridcutt, he was immense and covered every blade of grass, you can see why Hill made him captain.

We deserved to win last night after playing so well so to feel almost disappointed we got a point shows how far they have come in the last few days. Imagine that team when they have played together for a few more games and are fully match fit. 

Not seen a Bolton side pass the ball that well in years and lets hope it continues. Just need to get Daryl  Murphy fit and we will look a more dangerous side going forward.

Goalie rolling the ball out, minimum hoofball, Pass and move....WTF  it was like watching football. 
All credit to Keith and his staff.