| Recommended Bolton Wanderers Books |
  |
Bolton Wanderers Miscellany: Wanderers History, Trivia, Facts and Stats
There is something for every Wanderers fan in The Bolton Wanderers Miscellany. One of the most famous football clubs in England and founder members of the Football League, they have won the FA Cup on four occasions - including the first Wembley final in 1923 - and each of those finals features in this book. As do the legendary players - past and present - such as Nat Lofthouse, David Jack, Joe Smith, Ray Westwood, Eddie Hopkinson, Francis Lee, Frank Worthington, John McGinlay and Jay Jay Okocha.
more info... |
  |
Bolton Wanderers on This Day: History, Facts and Figures from Every Day of the Year
Bolton Wanderers On This Day chronicles, in diary form, the major events in the club's history. With individual entries for every day of the year, plus multiple listings for busy days, it includes all the club s big matches, promotions, relegations, cup runs, important events, player profiles, boardroom battles, rows and quirky incidents.
more info... |
|
  |
Bolton Wanderers: 10 Years at the Reebok
In September 1997, Bolton Wanderers Football Club opened the doors on a new chapter in its history. "Bolton Wanderers: 10 Years At The Reebok" by Tony Garner is the inside story of one of the most memorable eras ever for the club. As well as charting the development of the Reebok Stadium from dream to award-winning reality, the book reflects on the events on the field during one of the most successful periods in the club's history through the eyes of the people that made it happen. Packed with exclusive interviews with the stars who have helped shape the Reebok's remarkable 10 years, "Bolton Wanderers: 10 Years At The Reebok" is a must read for any Wanderers fan
more info... |
  |
Wartime Wanderers: Bolton Wanderers- A Football Team at War (Mainstream sport)
The war against Germany is about to be declared. In front of a 23,000-strong crowd at Burnden Park, Bolton Wanderers captain, Harry Goslin, gives a rousing speech before leading the entire team to the local Territorial Army drill hall where they all sign up. For the next six years, as gunners in the 53rd Field Regiment of the Bolton Artillery, they face some of the heaviest fighting of World War II, in France, North Africa and Italy, and also establish themselves as a formidable regimental football team. Of the full squad only one is killed in action - the remainder return home to their families and to their football careers.
more info... |
 |
Many more books in the Bolton Wanderers football bookshop with annuals, in-depth player and manager profiles and biographies, club stats and history. |
|
