Breaking News - but what is it?

Tweet from Jack Dearden - 30 mins ago -

Stand by for news on Wanderers.

Tweet from him 5 minutes ago -

Folks....Just waiting for clarification on a few details. Patience please.Jacko.



Wonder what it is?

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More bollocks or free HotDogs at West Brom game, if we win by more than 2 goals.

King Ken has sold the club!

I bloody hope so 

karlypants wrote:King Ken has sold the club!

To Owen Oyston..............

Spearing will be transfered back to Bolton in time for West Brom game.

Cajunboy wrote:

karlypants wrote:King Ken has sold the club!

To Owen Oyston..............

Spearing will be transfered back to Bolton for West Brom game.

Hell no!

According to Dale Vince, the 'No Ken Do' shirts have all sold out, which means that the ST can now buy the club, with a few bob left over.
I may be wrong though.

Hoping it's not the Hodson transfer.

It looks like Radio Manchester wanted Super John to do commentary but it's been refused. Ken must have heard the broadcast the other day.

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Norpig wrote:It looks like Radio Manchester wanted Super John to do commentary but it's been refused. Ken must have heard the broadcast the other day.

Yes it is.

Dearden's tweet -

Bolton Wanderers have rejected a request for @JohnMcGinlay10 to be part of @BBCRadioManc's commentary team for Monday's game against West Brom.

No shock there. You can't be in his shoes and openly revolt without the club noticing. They have their online spies everywhere

Can't blame the club really to stop the figurehead of the protest on the night and someone who said on a public forum just two days ago for KA to get out of the club - to prevent him the stage for 90 plus minutes of live radio to blast him upon.

Surely it was naive in the extreme of BBC Manchester to have him co-commentate on the match following that - after all they are there to report on a football match not to give a platform for someone to take a personal standpoint against the owner.

Ken is about to be burned at the stake, and he's brought his own matches.

Thanks Jack for wasting my time.

What a pillock, I thought for once you had something interesting to tell us.

Is that the "breaking news" then? 

Out of interest, on what planet does the club have any right to dictate to a private company who they can and who they can't employ?

boltonbonce wrote:Ken is about to be burned at the stake, and he's brought his own matches.

BBC Radio Manchester has reported this -

Bolton highlighted John McGinlay's recent comments about the manager and the team, and his taking part in a protest march outside the ground as the reasons for rejecting the application for media accreditation.

Seems fair comment from the club to me.

Another masterstroke from Kenocchio to get the fans onside eh 

Sluffy wrote:

boltonbonce wrote:Ken is about to be burned at the stake, and he's brought his own matches.

BBC Radio Manchester has reported this -

Bolton highlighted John McGinlay's recent comments about the manager and the team, and his taking part in a protest march outside the ground as the reasons for rejecting the application for media accreditation.

Seems fair comment from the club to me.

I'm sure Kenocchio could sleep with Mrs Sluffy and Sluffy would still defend him.

Just as the protest seemed to be fizzling out due to apathy, Ken pours some petrol on the fire by banning a genuine club legend.

Cue John McGinlay chants rather than chants in support of the crap we have playing up front now.