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1. 1. Bolton Wanderers 1 Middlesbrough 2

   Manchester Evening News, Sunday 29 February 2004 BOLTON'S Carling Cup dreams were shattered by two early goals as Middlesbrough picked up their first major trophy in the club's 128 year history.

2. 2. Preview: Bolton Wanderers v Manchester City

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 20 February 2004 BLUES fans hoping that Bolton minds will be on the Carling Cup final and not Premiership revenge are barking up the wrong tree.

3. 3. Bolton Wanderers 2 Liverpool 2

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 07 February 2004 BATTLING Bolton stayed in sight of the top six, but they were left to reflect on what might have been after twice letting a lead slip at home to Liverpool.

4. 4. Preview: Bolton Wanderers v Manchester City

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 19 February 2004 STEVE Howey, Bolton's& recent signing from Leicester, will make his debut against his former Manchester City club-mates in Saturday's derby at the Reebok.

5. 5. Bolton Wanderers 1 Manchester City 3

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 21 February 2004 BOLTON'S makeshift defence helped Manchester City land&  their first Premiership victory in 15 games at the Reebok.

6. 6. Charlton Athletic v Bolton Wanderers: Player ratings

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 02 February 2004 PLAYER ratings for Charlton v Bolton.

7. 7. Preview: Bolton Wanderers v Liverpool

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 06 February 2004 STEVE Howey has thanked Sam Allardyce for rescuing him from his Leicester nightmare.

8. 8. Bolton Wanderers v Manchester City: Player ratings

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 23 February 2004 MANCHESTER City player ratings for their visit to the Reebok.

9. 9. Bolton braced for backlash

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 19 February 2004 BOLTON Wanderers were today bracing themselves for a wave of protests from fans unable to get tickets for the Carling Cup Final against Middlesbrough at Cardiff on Sunday week.

10. 10. Sylvain eyeing encore

    Manchester Evening News, Friday 20 February 2004 CITY skipper Sylvain Distin reckons Bolton Wanderers owe the Blues a debt of gratitude ahead of tomorrow's clash at the Reebok.

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