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1. Bolton Wanderers 1 West Brom 1
Manchester Evening News, Saturday 09 November 2002 A dramatic equaliser two minutes from time by the Danish midfielder Per Frandsen rescued Bolton in their basement battle at the Reebok. -
2. Man City 2 Bolton Wanderers 0
Manchester Evening News, Saturday 30 November 2002 BOLTON slipped to second bottom of the Premiership after being well beaten by Manchester City at Maine Road. -
3. Birmingham City 3 Bolton Wanderers 1
Manchester Evening News, Saturday 02 November 2002 BOLTON'S plight at the bottom of the Premiership worsened with a game at soggy St Andrews which did little justice to their efforts. -
4. Man City 2 Bolton Wanderers 0
Manchester Evening News, Saturday 30 November 2002 MANCHESTER City got over the hangover which followed their defeat of Manchester United with a comfortable win over a disjointed Bolton side at Maine Road. -
5. Preview: Leeds United v Bolton Wanderers
Manchester Evening News, Friday 15 November 2002 SIMON CHARLTON will storm back on a personal crusade when Bolton tackle Euro-trippers Leeds at Elland Road on Sunday. -
6. Preview: Man City v Bolton Wanderers
Manchester Evening News, Friday 29 November 2002 SAM Allardyce has a major selection dilemma as he looks to mastermind a Manchester double. -
7. Sam eyes a double
Manchester Evening News, Friday 29 November 2002 BOLTON Wanderers boss Sam Allardyce is seeing double - a Manchester double! -
8. Warhurst back for Bolton
Manchester Evening News, Thursday 14 November 2002 EXPERIENCED midfielder Paul Warhurst is desperate to kick-start his season at Leeds on Sunday and give Bolton a boost in the process. -
9. Horlock backs Blues to beat Bolton
Manchester Evening News, Monday 25 November 2002 KEVIN HORLOCK has insisted that the Blues' slide back down the Premiership table will be halted next Saturday against Bolton. -
10. Sam tells Bulent to bide his time
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 20 November 2002 BOLTON boss Sam Allardyce has eased the misery of summer signing Akin Bulent by telling him: "Your turn will come."