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1. Preview: Portsmouth v Bolton
Manchester Evening News, Friday 17 August 2007 JLLOYD Samuel says Bolton must act immediately to stop the rot after setbacks against Newcastle and Fulham. -
2. Anelka signs Bolton deal
Manchester Evening News, Thursday 30 August 2007 NICOLAS Anelka has ended speculation about his future by signing a new four-year contract with Bolton. -
3. Nolan committed to Bolton
Manchester Evening News, Friday 03 August 2007 KEVIN Nolan has pledged his commitment to Bolton, quashing summer-long speculation linking him to other Premier League clubs. -
4. Preview: Bolton v Reading
Manchester Evening News, Friday 24 August 2007 BOLTON manager Sammy Lee is set to recall Senegal international Abdoulaye Faye for the crucial Barclays Premier League home clash against Reading. -
5. Preview: Bolton v Newcastle
Manchester Evening News, Friday 10 August 2007 KEVIN Nolan wants Bolton fans to roll out the welcome mat for Sam Allardyce at the Reebok Stadium. -
6. Preview: Bolton v Everton
Manchester Evening News, Friday 31 August 2007 NICOLAS Anelka will bid to mark the signing of his new improved Bolton contract by continuing his impressive start to the season against Everton at the Reebok Stadium. -
7. Knox joins Wanderers
Manchester Evening News, Thursday 30 August 2007 FORMER United assistant boss Archie Knox has joined Bolton's backroom staff. -
8. Preview: Fulham v Bolton
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 14 August 2007 EL-HADJI Diouf looks set to win a recall for the clash with Fulham with Kevin Davies and Ricardo Vaz Te out injured. -
9. Portsmouth 3 Bolton 1
Manchester Evening News, Saturday 18 August 2007 SAMMY Lee's woes continued as Bolton slumped to the foot of the Premier League with defeat at Fratton Park. -
10. Bolton 3 Espanyol 0
Manchester Evening News, Thursday 02 August 2007 RICARDO Vaz Te feared for his Bolton future last season and could easily be plying his trade elsewhere had Sam Allardyce still been in charge.