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201Bolton 3-1 Wigan - Page 11 Empty Re: Bolton 3-1 Wigan Sat Nov 08 2014, 00:35

Mr Magoo

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Absolutely Disgusting, look at your banner.
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202Bolton 3-1 Wigan - Page 11 Empty Re: Bolton 3-1 Wigan Sat Nov 08 2014, 00:37

karlypants

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Mr Magoo wrote:Absolutely discussing, look at your banner.
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Discussing? :rofl:  *Disgusting.

You did get Radio Nuts Magoo! roll on the next game and the chat box WILL be open if that's the case! Smile

203Bolton 3-1 Wigan - Page 11 Empty Re: Bolton 3-1 Wigan Sat Nov 08 2014, 00:39

B.D.P

B.D.P
David Lee
David Lee

Nice to see HowfenWhite on the pitch at half time.

Was made up when he didn't catch all three balls  Laughing

204Bolton 3-1 Wigan - Page 11 Empty Re: Bolton 3-1 Wigan Sat Nov 08 2014, 00:39

Mr Magoo

Mr Magoo
Youri Djorkaeff
Youri Djorkaeff

It's late you c-nt

205Bolton 3-1 Wigan - Page 11 Empty Re: Bolton 3-1 Wigan Sat Nov 08 2014, 01:18

wanderlust

wanderlust
Nat Lofthouse
Nat Lofthouse

Well i enjoyed telling my friends how good we are...it's that time of night ....ish

206Bolton 3-1 Wigan - Page 11 Empty Re: Bolton 3-1 Wigan Sat Nov 08 2014, 01:38

karlypants

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Report: Bolton 3-1 Wigan

IN BRIEF

An emphatic display ensured that Wanderers secured the bragging rights over neighbours Wigan Athletic with a 3-1 victory at Macron Stadium.

Following a goalless first period, Max Clayton drew first blood for the Whites as he notched his first goal for the club since joining from Crewe Alexandra, with Craig Davies doubling Wanderers advantage with a thunderous header from close range soon after.

Lee Chung-Yong made it three minutes later as he calmly placed his penalty kick past Scott Carson after Matt Mills had been fouled by Leon Barnett in the area, and while Callum McManaman pulled a goal back for the Latics late on, Wanderers ran out winners on the night.

TEAM NEWS

Max Clayton came into the starting line-up in place of the suspended Darren Pratley for his first start in a Bolton shirt, while Joe Mason and Kevin McNaughton returned to the matchday eighteen having been ineligible for Tuesday’s game against Cardiff City.

FIRST HALF

The game started with vigour shown by both sides, with Shaun Maloney and Lee Chung-Yong trying their luck for their respective sides inside the opening three minutes.

The rapid start continued, with Callum McManaman being allowed to unleash on goal from distance with the Wigan man’s effort clipping the crossbar in the fifth minute of the game.

With both sets of fans in good voice on a bitterly cold November evening, Wanderers began to gain more of a foothold in the clash as the half with Lee Chung-Yong attempting to feed an unmarked Clayton in the area, only to see the ball blocked as the death.

The visitors were still proving themselves to a threat however, with Maloney’s deft free-kick into the area being cleared away by Matt Mills following a goalmouth scramble.

The Whites were soon back on the attack themselves however as Dorian Dervite’s effort from just inside the box was blocked by a flailing Wigan body – an opportunity which seemed to breathe confidence into the home side as Scott Carson was forced to deny Clayton from a narrow angle in the 22nd minute.

Chung-Yong was certainly troubling the Wigan backline, with the Korean proving a constant thorn in the Latics’ side with his mazy runs and crosses, while Neil Danns was also testing the visitors in the heart of midfield.

As the first period wore on, Wanderers settled more and more into the clash with Wigan virtually penned into their own half of the pitch as tempers began the flare in what was proving to be a hotly contested derby clash.

With minutes remaining in the half, Mark Davies tried his luck from just outside the 18-yard-box having made a run from the half way line, but his final effort lacked direction and whistled just wide of Carson’s upright.

With one minute of added time indicated, the visitors almost snatched the lead as Espinoza and then McManaman unleashed on Andrew Lonergan’s net with the latter’s effort clipping the post, but their efforts were to be in vain as the half ended goalless.

SECOND HALF

Wanderers started the second half brightly, with Craig Davies powering into the Wigan box early on, only to be outmuscled just as he was about to strike.

It seemed only a matter of time before the deadlock was broken however, and it was done so with 50 minutes on the clock as Clayton collected Chung-Yong’s clever through ball and slotted the ball beneath Carson to send Macron Stadium into raptures.

Visibly boosted by the opening goal of the game, Wanderers pushed forward in their numbers with Clayton almost having a second to his name as his curled effort flew over the crossbar by a matter of inches.

Not to be denied however, the Whites soon doubled their advantage with 55 minutes on the clock as Craig Davies powered a thunderous header home from close range after meeting Liam Feeney’s wicked ball across goal.

No more than Wanderers deserved, the lead was three on the hour mark as Matt Mills was hauled down in the area by Leon Barnett, with Chung-Yong despatching the resulting spot-kick with ease past Carson.

Unbelievably, it was almost a fourth with 63 minutes on the clock as Clayton broke free of his marker, but the young striker placed his shot just over the crossbar.

Wanderers were running riot in the clash, with Wigan unable to cope with Bolton’s pace and endeavour as Neil Lennon’s side pushed forward relentlessly.

Craig Davies came within inches of a second goal of his own with 18 minutes to go as Tim Ream played a clever ball into the path of the frontman, but there was just a little too much on the pass for him to get any real connection on it.

Josh Vela was next to get in on the action, with his long range strike clearing the crossbar by a matter of inches while Craig Davies again tested the Wigan keeper with a powerful drive.

Having failed to trouble Lonergan throughout the second half, Wigan did pull one back with 11 minutes remaining as McManaman drilled home from just inside the area with a well taken volley.

The visitors did attempt to pull themselves back into the game as the clock ran down, but Wanderers stood firm to pick up all three points and the local derby bragging rights.

FULL TIME

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207Bolton 3-1 Wigan - Page 11 Empty Re: Bolton 3-1 Wigan Sat Nov 08 2014, 10:19

Norpig

Norpig
Nat Lofthouse
Nat Lofthouse

heard Rosler on telly last night moaning about Craig Davies being allowed to bully their centre halves and something along the lines that he wasn't even interested in playing football just wrestling! Sour grapes i think.

208Bolton 3-1 Wigan - Page 11 Empty Re: Bolton 3-1 Wigan Sat Nov 08 2014, 11:01

aaron_bwfc

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He looked pretty interested when he put the ball in the back of the Wigan net - bitter bastard.

209Bolton 3-1 Wigan - Page 11 Empty Re: Bolton 3-1 Wigan Sat Nov 08 2014, 11:02

scottjames30

scottjames30
Nat Lofthouse
Nat Lofthouse

He's cracking under pressure, shit wanker Laughing

210Bolton 3-1 Wigan - Page 11 Empty Re: Bolton 3-1 Wigan Sat Nov 08 2014, 11:06

B.D.P

B.D.P
David Lee
David Lee

Aww poor pie eating wankers.

Getting bullied by Bolton again.

Boo fucking hoo  ::FU::

211Bolton 3-1 Wigan - Page 11 Empty Re: Bolton 3-1 Wigan Sat Nov 08 2014, 11:14

B.D.P

B.D.P
David Lee
David Lee

And as for their fans outside the ground  Laughing

Don't think they had a very good night.

212Bolton 3-1 Wigan - Page 11 Empty Re: Bolton 3-1 Wigan Sat Nov 08 2014, 11:44

boltonbonce

boltonbonce
Nat Lofthouse
Nat Lofthouse

They were out thought,out played,out fought. Whining bastards.

213Bolton 3-1 Wigan - Page 11 Empty Re: Bolton 3-1 Wigan Sat Nov 08 2014, 12:18

BoltonTillIDie

BoltonTillIDie
Nat Lofthouse
Nat Lofthouse

Though the tribute to WW1 was great too, apart from the wigan numpties who didn't quite understand what they should be doing. It was quite eerie.

214Bolton 3-1 Wigan - Page 11 Empty Re: Bolton 3-1 Wigan Sat Nov 08 2014, 12:38

karlypants

karlypants
Nat Lofthouse
Nat Lofthouse

B.D.P wrote:And as for their fans outside the ground  Laughing

Don't think they had a very good night.
Just seen this on thisisnorthernsoul...


Just got back, really bad first 5 mins ok they then dominated but we look ok, 2nd half worst 45 mins under Uwe capped off by 3 daft substitutions. That bad there were wiganners fighting wiganners everywhere

Laughing

215Bolton 3-1 Wigan - Page 11 Empty Re: Bolton 3-1 Wigan Sat Nov 08 2014, 13:28

wanderlust

wanderlust
Nat Lofthouse
Nat Lofthouse

Fine margins seeing as they hit the woodwork twice in the first half but we're making our own luck under Lennon and the second half performance deserved the win.

216Bolton 3-1 Wigan - Page 11 Empty Re: Bolton 3-1 Wigan Sat Nov 08 2014, 15:38

terenceanne

terenceanne
El Hadji Diouf
El Hadji Diouf

Now you see what a difference a proper manager can be.  Same players, just positive attacking football. I don't think we can play any better with this current group.  I thought Lee was our best player and Mavies did well.  If only Neil was in charge earlier instead of that bloody numbskull doogie.

Well Dun Lads.

217Bolton 3-1 Wigan - Page 11 Empty Re: Bolton 3-1 Wigan Sun Nov 09 2014, 23:50

Bolton Nuts


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Just, what if they went 4-0 up inside 20 mins ? They probably should have Benn out of sight.
Don't let that comment fool you into thinking im not pleased with the win. Just that the same manager who is winning plaudits could have been on the end of a drubbing...

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218Bolton 3-1 Wigan - Page 11 Empty Re: Bolton 3-1 Wigan Sun Nov 09 2014, 23:53

Guest


Guest

I thought you'd died.

Where've you been?

219Bolton 3-1 Wigan - Page 11 Empty Re: Bolton 3-1 Wigan Sun Nov 09 2014, 23:58

karlypants

karlypants
Nat Lofthouse
Nat Lofthouse

affraid

220Bolton 3-1 Wigan - Page 11 Empty Re: Bolton 3-1 Wigan Mon Nov 10 2014, 00:01

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Guest

karlypants wrote:affraid


Shhhh!

Don't wake Scott up.

He needs a good night's sleep.

Very Happy

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