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1. 1. Bolton Wanderers 1 Charlton Athletic 2

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 24 August 2002 THE MALAISE which hit Bolton in their opening day defeat at Fulham continued with a depressing defeat at the Reebok.

2. 2. Preview: Bolton Wanderers v Charlton Athletic

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 23 August 2002 BOLTON boss Sam Allardyce and rival Alan Curbishley, of Charlton, will be checking fatigue and fitness as players return to their squads from midweek internationals before finalising line-ups for tomorrow's (Saturday) Reebok clash.

3. 3. Ready Fredi No for Bolton return

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 16 August 2002 BOLTON boss Sam Allardyce has admitted plans to re-sign former German international Fredi Bobic may have to be shelved following the Trotters' reluctance to offer him a long-term deal.

4. 4. French star on trial

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 16 August 2002 BOLTON Wanderers have taken Monaco striker Wagneau Eloi on trial as Sam Allardyce continues his efforts to strengthen the Trotters' firepower.

5. 5. Bolton could face FIFA probe

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 16 August 2002 TOP Turkish club Galatasararay have asked FIFA to investigate the transfer of midfielder Akin Bulent to Wanderers this summer.

6. 6. Fulham 4 Bolton 1

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 20 August 2002 BOLTON boss Sam Allardyce admitted that his side had been given "a big kick up the backside" after a disastrous opening day defeat at Loftus Road.

7. 7. Bolton keeper's at front of queue

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 24 August 2002 LEGENDARY Bolton and England goalkeeper Eddie Hopkinson recalled one of the FA Cup's most dramatic finals as he led a parade of 11 players into the club's new Hall of Fame.

8. 8. Sam wants more signings

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 29 August 2002 BOLTON are racing to follow yesterday's signing of striker Chris Armstrong with another front man and a central defender before Saturday's deadline.

9. 9. Keegan tells Ritchie: Bide your time

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 29 August 2002 KEVIN Keegan is in no hurry to see the back of Scotland international Paul Ritchie.

10. 10. We'll respond in the right way - Gudni

    Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 20 August 2002 BOLTON captain Gudni Bergsson today (Tuesday) pledged a positive reaction to their disastrous opening day defeat at Fulham.

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