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| Bolton Wanderers F.C. | |
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| Full name | Bolton Wanderers Football Club |
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| Nickname(s) | The Trotters The Wanderers The Whites The White Men |
| Founded | 1874 as Christ Church FC |
| Ground | Reebok Stadium (Capacity: 28,723) |
| Owner |  Eddie Davies
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| Chairman | Phil Gartside
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| Manager |  Owen Coyle
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| Current league | Premier League, |
| 2009-10 | Premier League, 14th |
| Website | Club home page |
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 Current season
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Contents |
Current squads
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- As of 26 August 2010.
First Team SquadEdit
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Players in on loanEdit
Players out on loanEdit
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Reserve SquadEdit
Management and coaching staffEdit
Current coaching staffEdit
Club alumniEdit
Former playersEdit
ManagersEdit
Club honoursEdit
Domestic leagueEdit
Domestic cupEdit
- Charity Shield / Community Shield
- Winners (1): 1958
Statistics and recordsEdit
AttendanceEdit
TransfersEdit
Record results and performancesEdit
Club league highs and lowsEdit
Club goal recordsEdit
External links and referencesEdit
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| Football League Trophy winners |
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1984: Bournemouth • 1985: Wigan Athletic • 1986: Bristol City • 1987: Mansfield Town • 1988: Wolverhampton Wanderers • 1989: Bolton Wanderers • 1990: Tranmere Rovers • 1991: Birmingham City • 1992: Stoke City • 1993: Port Vale • 1994: Swansea City • 1995: Birmingham City • 1996: Rotherham United • 1997: Carlisle United • 1998: Grimsby Town • 1999: Wigan Athletic • 2000: Stoke City • 2001: Port Vale • 2002: Blackpool • 2003: Bristol City • 2004: Blackpool • 2005: Wrexham • 2006: Swansea City • 2007: Doncaster Rovers • 2008: Milton Keynes Dons • 2009: Luton Town • 2010: Southampton |
