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1. 1. Recreativo Huelva 3 Bolton 2

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 09 August 2006 BOLTON lost for the third time in four pre-season outings as they went down to Recreativo Huelva in a friendly tournament in Spain. Kevin Nolan struck twice to level for Wanderers in the second half of their Colombino Trophy semi-final but a late goal from Jesus Vazquez cost them.

2. 2. Preview: Charlton v Bolton

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 25 August 2006 NICOLAS Anelka will watch his new team-mates in action at Charlton after completing an é8million move to Bolton from Fenerbahce.

3. 3. Preview: Bolton v Tottenham

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 18 August 2006 BOLTON manager Sam Allardyce expects Kevin Davies, Nicky Hunt and Quinton Fortune all to feature in the clash with Tottenham at the Reebok Stadium.

4. 4. Preview: Fulham v Bolton

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 22 August 2006 BOLTON manager Sam Allardyce is set to name an unchanged line-up for the trip to Fulham.

5. 5. Hince: Bolton bubble about to burst

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 15 August 2006 RETURNING to your local madhouse any day now by public demand: the crazy world of Premiership football.

6. 6. Allardyce: Anelka deal shows intent

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 26 August 2006 WANDERERS boss Sam Allardyce believes the signing of Nicolas Anelka for a club record fee of é8m underlines his club's ambitious this season.

7. 7. Bolton's injury fears ease

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 01 August 2006 BOLTON boss Sam Allardyce has received a double boost with news that Nicky Hunt and Quinton Fortune aren't as badly injured as first feared.

8. 8. Allardyce: Anelka too big for Bolton

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 18 August 2006 SAM Allardyce has played down Bolton's chances of landing Nicolas Anelka saying: "I don't think a club of our size is big enough for Nicolas."

9. 9. Anelka signs on the dotted line

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 25 August 2006 SAM Allardyce was relieved the club's persistence had paid off after Nicolas Anelka signed a four-year deal with Bolton who agreed to pay a club record é8million to Fenerbahce.

10. 10. Kevin banks on England

    Manchester Evening News, Saturday 19 August 2006 KEVIN Nolan is going flat out to play for England. The Bolton skipper gained England Under-21 honours, but Republic of Ireland boss Steve Staunton was keen to explore his eligibility.

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