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2 Re: Bolton 2-0 Cardiff Thu Dec 21 2017, 18:00
Sluffy
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Win for us - need to start beating teams at home and where better to start than beating Warnock!
3 Re: Bolton 2-0 Cardiff Fri Dec 22 2017, 10:39
karlypants
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Ref watch: Robert Jones to run the rule over Cardiff City clash
Robert Jones will take charge of Wanderers’ final Sky Bet Championship clash before Christmas as they welcome Cardiff City to Macron Stadium on Saturday.
Enjoying his first campaign as a Football League referee last season, Mr Jones oversaw his first ever Whites fixture back in January when Phil Parkinson's side hosted Charlton Athletic.
Manning his maiden second tier outing in April, he has taken charge of 23 games so far this season, dishing out 58 yellow cards and five red cards along the way.
Mark Dwyer and Mark Jones will run the line, while Jonathan Hunt is the fourth official.
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Robert Jones will take charge of Wanderers’ final Sky Bet Championship clash before Christmas as they welcome Cardiff City to Macron Stadium on Saturday.
Enjoying his first campaign as a Football League referee last season, Mr Jones oversaw his first ever Whites fixture back in January when Phil Parkinson's side hosted Charlton Athletic.
Manning his maiden second tier outing in April, he has taken charge of 23 games so far this season, dishing out 58 yellow cards and five red cards along the way.
Mark Dwyer and Mark Jones will run the line, while Jonathan Hunt is the fourth official.
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5 Re: Bolton 2-0 Cardiff Fri Dec 22 2017, 22:04
wessy
El Hadji Diouf
Well my head says lose, BUT stats surprisingly in our favour, Warnock never won at Bolton, Cardiff lost of 10 of last eleven visits. So
Go with Bolton 1-0 Madine.
Go with Bolton 1-0 Madine.
6 Re: Bolton 2-0 Cardiff Sat Dec 23 2017, 08:03
Keegan
Admin
I hope I am wrong, but Bolton 0-1 Cardiff. We always help teams that need a boost. (See Burton Albion, etc.)
7 Re: Bolton 2-0 Cardiff Sat Dec 23 2017, 10:49
boltonbonce
Nat Lofthouse
If we perform like we did last week,we'll get tonked. I'm taking a decent supply of Jaffa Cakes,just in case I need to console myself.
8 Re: Bolton 2-0 Cardiff Sat Dec 23 2017, 12:46
karlypants
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Preview: Five talking points ahead of Bolton Wanderers v Cardiff City
As Wanderers host Cardiff City on Saturday afternoon in their final league outing before Christmas, bwfc.co.uk highlights five talking points ahead of the Whites' Sky Bet Championship clash with the Bluebirds.
1. Last home game of the year
Wanderers take on Cardiff City in their final game before Christmas and final home game of 2017 on Saturday!
Having been unbeaten from their last five home outings, the Whites will be looking to respond after suffering defeat last time out against Burton Albion.
Opening October, November and December with victories against Sheffield Wednesday, Norwich City and Barnsley respectively, the Whites had only late goals to curse for not also clinching maximum points against Queens Park Rangers and Reading.
Eager to put last weekend's home disappointment against the Brewers behind them, Phil Parkinson's men will be looking to make home advantage count heading into a busy festive period.
Can Bolton maintain their recent home form? Get down to Macron Stadium this Saturday and back the boys! Buy tickets online HERE!
2. Bouncing back
After losing just once from their nine outings since the start of October, the Trotters' will be determined to bounce back this weekend following back-to-back defeats against Nottingham Forest and Burton Albion.
Having fallen back into the Sky Bet Championship relegation zone, Wanderers' next run of fixtures could be decisive come the end of the season with a victory capable of taking them out of the bottom three if other results go their way.
Facing off against the second tier's current second-placed side, the Whites will need to put in one of their performances of the season if they are to get a result.
Determined to make home advantage count, a victory for Bolton would offer real momentum with every point vital in the upcoming festive run of games.
3. Team news
Phil Parkinson reported no additional injury news heading into Saturday's game with Cardiff.
Mark Little could come back into contention after missing last week's game with Burton through, having returned to training after having an injection in his back earlier in the week.
4. Former Bluebirds
A number of Trotters stars could face their former club on Saturday as Wanderers welcome Cardiff to Macron Stadium.
Craig Noone enjoyed a successful four-and-a-half stint in South Wales and could face his former side for the first time since moving to BL6 in the summer.
Elsewhere, Sammy Ameobi spent the 2015/16 season on loan with the Bluebirds, Andrew Taylor and Adam Le Fondre enjoyed three seasons with Cardiff and Mark Howard also had a one-year spell with the club.
While all five might not be guaranteed to take to the field against the former club, they will all be hungry to get one over on their former club as the Whites look to head into the upcoming festive period on a high.
5. It's Christmas!
The Carrs Pasties Family Stand will be a hive of festive fun when Wanderers take on Cardiff City this Saturday with a number of family friendly activities taking place prior to kick-off.
With many families taking up the free match ticket offer after purchasing tickets for the Aladdin Pantomime, the club is looking forward to welcoming plenty of first time supporters to Macron Stadium for the Sky Bet Championship fixture.
In conjunction with the Bolton Wanderers Community Trust, children will be given selection boxes which have been kindly donated by Westhoughton-based business Gee Tees.
The Hoover Band will be playing Christmas carols throughout the afternoon while a number of free activities for children to take part in, including face painting and balloon modelling, will be available.
Several Bolton Wanderers footballers will also be in the family stand to meet up with supporters to sign autographs and have their photos taken prior to kick off.
The usual football and FIFA skills activities will be in operation with a fun, festive element to them, and the winner of the FIFA skills tournament will be presented with a £50 voucher courtesy of GAME UK.
Lofty Junior will be there keeping a watchful eye on proceedings and joining in on the fun.
Turnstiles will open at 1.45pm, which is earlier than normal, and supporters are advised to attend as early as possible to take part in the fun.
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As Wanderers host Cardiff City on Saturday afternoon in their final league outing before Christmas, bwfc.co.uk highlights five talking points ahead of the Whites' Sky Bet Championship clash with the Bluebirds.
1. Last home game of the year
Wanderers take on Cardiff City in their final game before Christmas and final home game of 2017 on Saturday!
Having been unbeaten from their last five home outings, the Whites will be looking to respond after suffering defeat last time out against Burton Albion.
Opening October, November and December with victories against Sheffield Wednesday, Norwich City and Barnsley respectively, the Whites had only late goals to curse for not also clinching maximum points against Queens Park Rangers and Reading.
Eager to put last weekend's home disappointment against the Brewers behind them, Phil Parkinson's men will be looking to make home advantage count heading into a busy festive period.
Can Bolton maintain their recent home form? Get down to Macron Stadium this Saturday and back the boys! Buy tickets online HERE!
2. Bouncing back
After losing just once from their nine outings since the start of October, the Trotters' will be determined to bounce back this weekend following back-to-back defeats against Nottingham Forest and Burton Albion.
Having fallen back into the Sky Bet Championship relegation zone, Wanderers' next run of fixtures could be decisive come the end of the season with a victory capable of taking them out of the bottom three if other results go their way.
Facing off against the second tier's current second-placed side, the Whites will need to put in one of their performances of the season if they are to get a result.
Determined to make home advantage count, a victory for Bolton would offer real momentum with every point vital in the upcoming festive run of games.
3. Team news
Phil Parkinson reported no additional injury news heading into Saturday's game with Cardiff.
Mark Little could come back into contention after missing last week's game with Burton through, having returned to training after having an injection in his back earlier in the week.
4. Former Bluebirds
A number of Trotters stars could face their former club on Saturday as Wanderers welcome Cardiff to Macron Stadium.
Craig Noone enjoyed a successful four-and-a-half stint in South Wales and could face his former side for the first time since moving to BL6 in the summer.
Elsewhere, Sammy Ameobi spent the 2015/16 season on loan with the Bluebirds, Andrew Taylor and Adam Le Fondre enjoyed three seasons with Cardiff and Mark Howard also had a one-year spell with the club.
While all five might not be guaranteed to take to the field against the former club, they will all be hungry to get one over on their former club as the Whites look to head into the upcoming festive period on a high.
5. It's Christmas!
The Carrs Pasties Family Stand will be a hive of festive fun when Wanderers take on Cardiff City this Saturday with a number of family friendly activities taking place prior to kick-off.
With many families taking up the free match ticket offer after purchasing tickets for the Aladdin Pantomime, the club is looking forward to welcoming plenty of first time supporters to Macron Stadium for the Sky Bet Championship fixture.
In conjunction with the Bolton Wanderers Community Trust, children will be given selection boxes which have been kindly donated by Westhoughton-based business Gee Tees.
The Hoover Band will be playing Christmas carols throughout the afternoon while a number of free activities for children to take part in, including face painting and balloon modelling, will be available.
Several Bolton Wanderers footballers will also be in the family stand to meet up with supporters to sign autographs and have their photos taken prior to kick off.
The usual football and FIFA skills activities will be in operation with a fun, festive element to them, and the winner of the FIFA skills tournament will be presented with a £50 voucher courtesy of GAME UK.
Lofty Junior will be there keeping a watchful eye on proceedings and joining in on the fun.
Turnstiles will open at 1.45pm, which is earlier than normal, and supporters are advised to attend as early as possible to take part in the fun.
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9 Re: Bolton 2-0 Cardiff Sat Dec 23 2017, 14:01
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11 Re: Bolton 2-0 Cardiff Sat Dec 23 2017, 14:18
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12 Re: Bolton 2-0 Cardiff Sat Dec 23 2017, 14:24
DEANO82
Tony Kelly
Didn' know liam Feeney was at cardiff.
13 Re: Bolton 2-0 Cardiff Sat Dec 23 2017, 14:25
MartinBWFC
Ivan Campo
No ALF, no Derik, no loans starting, could be a giant message to whats coming in January
14 Re: Bolton 2-0 Cardiff Sat Dec 23 2017, 14:27
karlypants
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He's there on loan from Blackburn.DEANO82 wrote:Didn' know liam Feeney was at cardiff.
15 Re: Bolton 2-0 Cardiff Sat Dec 23 2017, 14:33
observer
Andy Walker
Lose the loanees and you save Vela perhaps?MartinBWFC wrote:No ALF, no Derik, no loans starting, could be a giant message to whats coming in January
16 Re: Bolton 2-0 Cardiff Sat Dec 23 2017, 14:51
Leeds_Trotter
El Hadji Diouf
Anyone got the link to Radio Nuts? Doesn't seem to be working for me. Cheers.
17 Re: Bolton 2-0 Cardiff Sat Dec 23 2017, 14:57
MartinBWFC
Ivan Campo
PortalLeeds_Trotter wrote:Anyone got the link to Radio Nuts? Doesn't seem to be working for me. Cheers.
18 Re: Bolton 2-0 Cardiff Sat Dec 23 2017, 15:02
karlypants
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The link I provided above is working fine mate.Leeds_Trotter wrote:Anyone got the link to Radio Nuts? Doesn't seem to be working for me. Cheers.
19 Re: Bolton 2-0 Cardiff Sat Dec 23 2017, 16:56
karlypants
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Well I don't think anyone expected us to win this game! 
A fantastic 3 points!
A fantastic 3 points!
20 Re: Bolton 2-0 Cardiff Sat Dec 23 2017, 17:02
observer
Andy Walker
A christmas gift... had we only beaten Burton last week! A good way to celebrate the holiday!karlypants wrote:Well I don't think anyone expected us to win this game!
A fantastic 3 points!
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