Fixture Release Day

The league fixtures will be released tomorrow!

Who do you want out opener to be against?
Home or away?

I’d personally would like one of the promoted league 2 teams at home, which on paper should be an easier opener.

BoltonTillIDie wrote:The league fixtures will be released tomorrow!

Who do you want out opener to be against?
Home or away?

I’d personally would like one of the promoted league 2 teams at home, which on paper should be an easier opener.

I don't care. I'll just be glad to be talking footy again.

Let’s all chip in a tenner, winning guess gets the money. If no winner it all goes to charity. 

My guess is Lincoln at home

BoltonTillIDie wrote:I’d personally would like one of the promoted league 2 teams at home, which on paper should be an easier opener.

Are you on drugs? The promoted teams will be full of confidence with nothing to lose. No thanks.

Fleetwood or Morecambe at home would suit me.

Barnsley

Oxford Utd.

Derby with just 5 contracted players and no keeper, would do for me!

Bolton Wanderers' 2022/23 League One fixture list in full

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Wanderers will kick off the 2022/23 League One season with a trip to Portman Road to face Ipswich Town on Saturday, July 30.

Ian Evatt’s men recorded an emphatic 5-2 victory in the fixture last term thanks to goals from Eoin Doyle, Josh Sheehan, George Johnston and a Dapo Afolayan brace.

The Whites host Derby County on Boxing Day following the Rams’ relegation from the Championship.

The sides haven’t met at the UniBol since September 2018 when Craig Noone was on target in a narrow 1-0 victory.

Wanderers make the trip across the Pennines to Oakwell Stadium to face Barnsley on New Year’s Day - another side who were relegated to the third tier last season.

The Whites head to Exeter on Friday, April 7 before hosting Cambridge three days later over the Easter weekend.

And Evatt's men end the campaign with a trip to Bristol Rovers, who were promoted from League Two on the final day in dramatic fashion.

Bolton ran out 2-0 winners on their last trip to the Memorial Stadium, with Luke Murphy and Daryl Murphy on target either side of half-time.

Other notable away trips include MK Dons on Tuesday, September 13, Portsmouth on Saturday, September 24, Derby on Saturday, January 21 and Sheffield Wednesday on Saturday, March 18.

Here is a full fixture list for the 2022/23 League One season

July

Ipswich (A) - July 30

August

Wycombe (H) – August 6
Carabao Cup Round One – August 10
Port Vale (A) – August 13
Morecambe (H) – August 16
Sheff Wednesday (H) – August 20
Carabao Cup Round Two – August 24
Plymouth (A) – August 27

September

Charlton (H) – September 3
Cheltenham (A) – September 10
MK Dons (A) – September 13
Peterborough (H) – September 13
Portsmouth (A) – September 24

October

Lincoln (H) – October 1
Forest Green (A) – October 8
Barnsley (H) – October 15
Accrington (A) – October 22
Burton (H) – October 25
Oxford (H) – October 29

November

FA Cup Round One – November 5
Carabao Cup Round Three – November 9
Cambridge (A) – November 12
Fleetwood (A) – November 19
FA Cup Round Two – November 26

December

Bristol Rovers (H) – December 3
Shrewsbury (A) – December 10
Exeter (H) – December 17
Carabao Cup Round Four – December 21
Derby (H) – December 26
Lincoln (A) – December 29

January

Barnsley (A) – January 1
Forest Green (H) / FA Cup Round Three – January 7
Carabao Cup Round Five – January 11
Portsmouth (H) – January 14
Derby (A) – January 21
Carabao Cup Semi-final (1) – January 25
Charlton (A) / FA Cup Round Four – January 28

February

Carabao Cup Semi-Final (2) – February 1
Cheltenham (H) – February 4
Peterborough (A) – February 11
MK Dons (H) – February 14
Wycombe (A) – February 18
Port Vale (H) – February 25
Carabao Cup Final – February 26

March

FA Cup Round Five – March 1
Morecambe (A) – March 4
Ipswich (H) – March 11
Sheff Wednesday (A) / FA Cup Quarter-Final – March 18
Plymouth (H) – March 25

April

Accrington (H) – April 1
Exeter (A) – April 7
Cambridge (H) – April 10
Oxford (A) – April 15
Burton (A) – April 18
Shrewsbury (H) / FA Cup Semi-Final – April 22
Fleetwood (H) – April 29

May

Bristol Rovers (A) – May 6

June

FA Cup Final – June 3

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As the fixture list is now out, I can now plan Radio Nuts.

Radio Nuts is available for the opening game against Ipswich away on the 30th June and against Wycome at home on the 6th August.

Radio Nuts will then commmence again on the 10th September against Cheltenham away for the rest of the season.

Tough opening match and I f***** hate going to Portman Rd - we lose every time I go and the place is a sh*thole so I'm going to watch it at home.

I've put June 3rd in my diary though.

Very tough opening game, but these are the games we need to be winning!

karlypants wrote:As the fixture list is now out, I can now plan Radio Nuts.

Radio Nuts is available for the opening game against Ipswich away on the 30th June and against Wycome at home on the 6th August.

Radio Nuts will then commmence again on the 10th September against Cheltenham away for the rest of the season.

Thanks KP for all your work with Radio Nuts, you going away for a few weeks in August?

Yes a tough opening fixture that one but we have to play there some time so hopefully we can get them before they hit their stride? Derby at home on Boxing Day and another “Home game” for me against Barnsley on New Years Day. How good is that? You obviously can’t really say now but that run in at the end looks pretty easy if we’re up and about as expected?

Norpig wrote:

karlypants wrote:As the fixture list is now out, I can now plan Radio Nuts.

Radio Nuts is available for the opening game against Ipswich away on the 30th June and against Wycome at home on the 6th August.

Radio Nuts will then commmence again on the 10th September against Cheltenham away for the rest of the season.

Thanks KP for all your work with Radio Nuts, you going away for a few weeks in August?

No worries.

Yeah we are all pissing off for a month well 29 days.

I’m not off to do some time in the clink.

karlypants wrote:
No worries.

Yeah we are all pissing off for a month well 29 days.

I’m not off to do some time in the clink.

Don't count on it.
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Very tough start and a reasonable finish, gutted to miss the first home match, away on holiday with the grand kids, was hoping for home start and away first week in August but not to be.

If for once we can start strong then we should be in with a shout.

It's hardly a mouthwatering set of fixtures but at least Derby at home is an attractive Boxing Day match.

Maybe with it being the opening day BWFC will finally take a large ie 1,500 plus following to Ipswich

Caribou Cup group:

BWFC
Salford
Crewe
Leeds U21s

Underwhelming.

karlypants wrote:As the fixture list is now out, I can now plan Radio Nuts.

Radio Nuts is available for the opening game against Ipswich away on the 30th June and against Wycome at home on the 6th August.

Radio Nuts will then commmence again on the 10th September against Cheltenham away for the rest of the season.

30 july