Should Bolton win tomorrow and other results go their way, they can climb as high as eighth in the table but first, a tough test against Blackburn awaits.

After two wins in the last week, Bolton have extended their unbeaten run to 5 games. This weekend, they travel to Oakwell to take on the Tykes, who have the distinction of spending the most time in...

Last time these two sides met we saw a nine-goal thriller. This time I am sure both managers would prefer far less drama, and Dougie Freedman surely sees a good chance to get three more points on the board and an unlikely playoff run off the ground.

The last match with Hull was not a happy one and if their lofty place in the Championship (only 5 points off league leaders Cardiff City) is anything to go by, the Tigers haven't slowed down in the...

On the back of Wanderers 1-1 draw with Nottingham Forest, the lads head across the A52 to Derby, where they will encounter yet another Championship club struggling to find consistency.

It has been a long 2 years for Stuart Holden, who is finally approaching full fitness again, but it's also been a long 2 years for Bolton Wanderers fans. The American's injury in March 2011 served...

Bolton Wanderers really have not had a good time of games with Burnley. Of the last four meetings between the Trotters and the Clarets, Bolton have won just once while losing two and drawing one.

Hornets manager Gianfranco Zola has Watford riding high, fourth in the Championship, but old boy Marvin Sordell and Bolton will come into Vicarage Road believing they can take three points and finally get their own promotion push underway.

The last time Everton and Bolton Wanderers met, it was at Goodison Park just over a year ago on 5 January, 2012. The trotters would eave with an important three points on the day thanks to goals from David Ngog and Gary Cahill.

Bolton manager Dougie Freedman returns to Crystal Palace for the first time since he moved to the Reebok in the fall. The elements are threatening the match, but if it goes on it should be an end to end affair.

Didn't we just do this? Yeah, we did. Despite a good performance from Bolton Wanderers and a 2-0 lead, the Trotters let their advantage slip and a lovely Craig Gardner strike meant that we were headed for a replay.

The last match against Millwall was not a happy one at all. This one will be a challenge, but is by no means beyond the Wanderers

Two teams coming off of tough losses will look for a return to winning ways this Saturday at the Reebok Stadium. Bolton Wanderers welcome Sunderland to BL6 for an FA Cup third round clash.

It's a New Years Day clash at Elland Road and the stakes are high as we get deep into the Championship season. Both of these clubs have European adventures in their not-so-distant past, but now they are fighting to get back into the promotion battle

To say that Dougie Freedman's Bolton train has gone off the tracks is a bit of an understatement. After an undefeated start (despite not picking up many wins), Bolton have lost three of their last five.

It's the halfway point of the season, and Bolton are nowhere near where they want to be in the table. We have seen some improvement under the new manager, but not nearly enough. The second half starts on Boxing Day against Sheffield Wednesday.