Latest bits of new stuff…

As mentioned on the home page, we’ve had a tricky month or two and thus there’s been a drought of new and archived material added to the site. As you’ll find on the archive section, we’ve dropped around 19 new articles to keep you occupied. As for the new stuff, it’s been a bit short on the ground, but here’s the latest offerings to add to the earlier batches from July and August.

“Bolton Get Battered Everywhere They Go” part 2 focuses on the seasons between 2000-2012 as the Whites get tonked by most of the top flight, but mainly Chelsea!

Unknown Wanderer has assisted this month with two worthwhile articles about some of our Icelandic heroes of yesteryear and of his days on at the ‘San Sealo’ in Mossley. Enjoy “Icelandic Wanderers” and “It’s Not You, It’s Me”.

Recent news out of Wigan about how they may try to combat the empty seats prompted regular Paul Hanley to write “Tinpot Wigan – the Fun Continues”. He was also inspired to comment about the state of our local rivalry now that we tend to feature in derbies with the likes of Fleetwood, Morecambe and Accrington of late – “Local Rivalry Turned Upside Down”.

Lastly, we have a few snippets of things we’ve lifted from social media and the forums. “Mandy’s Rants” focuses on the whacky world of Mandy Sheridan, a social media character of sorts! Plus “A View From t’Other Side” has pulled together a few comments from the opposition fans from our early season games – featuring Charlton, Wycombe, Port Vale and Sheffield Wednesday.

Regular feature “Good, Bad & Ugly” has gone all Blackpool this month, whilst “Wigan Matt”, “Loyal White” and “Wayne Kerr” haven’t quite made the cut, but should be ready in the coming days.

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ALL FEATURES – we have combined all of our features from early July until mid October. So get reading and we’d love to hear your feedback and comments through our contact page.