Showing posts with label Bolton. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bolton. Show all posts

Sunday, May 9, 2021

Premier League 2010 2011 Liverpool Bolton

1 janvier 2011 Anfield


Having stretched Chelsea to the limit at 
Stamford Bridge on Wednesday night, Owen Coyle takes his team to, what for Bolton, is the even more forbidding venue of Anfield. Roy Hodgson's regime may be in crisis but it was 2003 since Bolton so much as scored a goal at Anfield and 1954 since their last league victory there. It is not just history that is against them. With Paul Robinson suspended, Stuart Holden injured, Lee Chung-yong on international duty with South Korea and Tamir Cohen absent following his father's death, Coyle may be forced to rely on a squad of 15 or 16...

Premier League 2011 2012 Arsenal Bolton

Monday, February 3, 2020

TO UPDATE P.L. 2011 2012 Bolton Chelsea

2 October 2011
Reebok Stadium,
Bolton

Referee: P. Walton
Attendance: 24657


 Frank Lampard, l'omniprésent. En excluant les (rares) périodes pendant lesquelles il était blessé, le diesel de luxe de Chelsea a été titularisé soixante-huit fois lors des soixante et onze matches disputés par l'équipe d'Angleterre entre novembre 2003 et septembre 2011. Autant dire que, pour Eriksson, Mac Claren et Capello, tout comme pour Ranieri, Mourinho et tous ceux qui les ont suivis à Stamford Bridge, son nom était toujours parmi les premiers à être inscrits sur une feuille de match. Comment aurait-il pu en être autrement, d'ailleurs, lorsque ce milieu de terrain alignait des statistiques à faire crever d'envie la plupart des attaquants de Premier League? Il n'a jamais marqué moins de dix buts en une saison de Championnat depuis la saison 2002-03, passant la barre des vingt toutes compétitions confondues chaque année de 2005 à 2010. Avec cent quarante et une réalisations en cinq cent trois rencontres de Premier League, il est, et de loin, le milieu de terrain à avoir trouvé le plus souvent la cible depuis la création de ce Championnat. Enfin, le chiffre le plus incroyable : cent soixante-quatre matches de Premiership d'affilée, tous pour Chelsea, record pour un joueur de champ, le symbole le plus brillant de sa constance au plus haut niveau.

Monday, April 18, 2011

Fa Cup 2010 2011 Bolton Stoke City on MiamiGunners Match Of The Week

semifinals
17th april 2011:
bolton wanderers v. stoke city


Bolton Wanderers face Stoke City  on Sunday, April 17, 2011 in the semi-final of the FA Cup. And by the time the teams walk out onto the Wembley turf they will already know who they will face, as the other semi-final between Manchester City and Manchester United takes place the day before.
Owen Coyle’s Bolton Wanderers come into this match on a mixed run of form. Their fine 3-0 win over West Ham United on Saturday was preceded by two league defeats to Manchester United and Birmingham City. Before that their league run had seen them draw away to Newcastle United and beat Everton at home. They are lying eighth in the Premiership, but a full 10 points behind Tottenham Hotspur who hold the vital Europa League place.
Stoke City is only five points behind Bolton, but more crucially is only six points above the relegation zone and cannot therefore relax just yet, though manager Tony Pulis is probably feeling quietly confident that they will avoid the drop. Recent form has been mixed with their last three Premiership games seeing a win over Newcastle United, an impressive draw against Chelsea and a defeat at the hands of Tottenham Hotspur.

Bolton Wanderers had to battle hard in the quarter finals to secure their place in the semis. They were drawn away at Birmingham City and won the ding-dong match 3-2. Johan Elmander gave them the lead after 20 minutes but Cameron Jerome equalised for Birmingham City shortly afterwards. Bolton again took the lead at 60 minutes through Kevin Davies from the penalty spot. But Birmingham still had fire and equalised again with just 10 minutes to go through Kevin Phillips. It was down to South Korean international Chung-Yong Lee to head the winner in the last minute. The Wanderers had a 2-0 home win over non-league York City to begin their campaign before being held at home to a goalless draw against local rivals Wigan Atheltic. It took a 66th minute winner by Ivan Klasnic in the replay to get them into the fifth round, where they had to travel to Craven Cottage to face Fulham. An early goal by Ivan Klasnic secured the 1-0 win.

Stoke City had a tough 2-1 win over Premiership strugglers West Ham United in the quarter finals. Defender Robert Huth put them in the lead early in the game before Frederic Piquionne equalised shortly afterwards. It took a goal by another defender – Danny Higginbotham – on the hour mark to secure the victory. City started their Cup run nervously with a 1-1 home draw against Championship side Cardiff City before winning the replay 2-0 after extra time. This set up a local derby away at Wolverhampton Wanderers, which they won 1-0 thanks to a late goal from Huth. The fifth round saw them win comfortably 3-0 against Brighton & Hove Albion.

Sunday, February 27, 2011

P.L. 2010 2011 Newcastle Bolton on MiamiGunners Match Of The Week

week 28
26th february 2011: 

newcastle united v. bolton wanderers

  After the 2-0 win at Birmingham and 0-0 draw at Blackburn Newcastle are looking for a third straight clean sheet for the first time in the Premier League since April 2008. Newcastle are still without Shola Ameobi , Alan Smith , Stephen Ireland and Hatem Ben Afra. Zat Knight and Jlloyd Samuel are still absent for Bolton but they can recall Daniel Sturridge, cup-tied for their last two games. When the teams met at Bolton, the home side won 5-1 and Newcastle had Fabricio Coloccini sent off.