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I know. Fancy moving us away from that renowned tourist trap, Bolton town centre.as wrote:The town of Blackpool get a boost by the club winning the chance of PL football, people visiting the town spending money and B&B's swamped with football fans.
The town of Bolton only benefits in/around the stadium, as away fans either go straight to/from the stadium, or they go on the lash in Manchester and spend their money there instead. So, the benefit of the PL to Bolton, is very limited.
I hope the board are happy, Phil and his fellow bean-counters really did mis a trick moving us near Wigan......

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Bruce Rioja wrote:I know. Fancy moving us away from that renowned tourist trap, Bolton town centre.as wrote:The town of Blackpool get a boost by the club winning the chance of PL football, people visiting the town spending money and B&B's swamped with football fans.
The town of Bolton only benefits in/around the stadium, as away fans either go straight to/from the stadium, or they go on the lash in Manchester and spend their money there instead. So, the benefit of the PL to Bolton, is very limited.
I hope the board are happy, Phil and his fellow bean-counters really did mis a trick moving us near Wigan......

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It will be sticks of Rock this and Donkey that!Dave Sutton's barnet wrote:Beware the media. It'll be the most embarrassing patronise-the-northerners exercise since Barnsley had them all dusting off the flat-cap clichés.
Living and working in Blackpool, the place is buzzing at the moment, my office is on the parade route and the gathering crowd is quite a sight in Tangerine. Most of them are glory hunters mind who were no doubt wearing Rag shirts last week but its impressive all the same
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Best bite I managed, I'm starting to realise TW isn't the best place for a wind-up, unless Sir Nut is about, obviously!Bruce Rioja wrote:I know. Fancy moving us away from that renowned tourist trap, Bolton town centre.as wrote:The town of Blackpool get a boost by the club winning the chance of PL football, people visiting the town spending money and B&B's swamped with football fans.
The town of Bolton only benefits in/around the stadium, as away fans either go straight to/from the stadium, or they go on the lash in Manchester and spend their money there instead. So, the benefit of the PL to Bolton, is very limited.
I hope the board are happy, Phil and his fellow bean-counters really did mis a trick moving us near Wigan......
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Oh dear.as wrote:Best bite I managed, I'm starting to realise TW isn't the best place for a wind-up, unless Sir Nut is about, obviously!Bruce Rioja wrote:I know. Fancy moving us away from that renowned tourist trap, Bolton town centre.as wrote:The town of Blackpool get a boost by the club winning the chance of PL football, people visiting the town spending money and B&B's swamped with football fans.
The town of Bolton only benefits in/around the stadium, as away fans either go straight to/from the stadium, or they go on the lash in Manchester and spend their money there instead. So, the benefit of the PL to Bolton, is very limited.
I hope the board are happy, Phil and his fellow bean-counters really did mis a trick moving us near Wigan......
Completely missed it.
Holloway is starting to sound a bit of a prat!
Holloway warns: Get ready for a scrap with my working class heroes
http://www.mirrorfootball.co.uk/news/Bl ... 38283.html
"These lads are going to play somewhere they deserve to be, in the Premier League, because they are top-class human beings. I want to thanks every one of them for what they have given me." etc, etc, etc ........
Holloway warns: Get ready for a scrap with my working class heroes
http://www.mirrorfootball.co.uk/news/Bl ... 38283.html
"These lads are going to play somewhere they deserve to be, in the Premier League, because they are top-class human beings. I want to thanks every one of them for what they have given me." etc, etc, etc ........
Depression is just a state of mind, supporting Bolton is also a state of mind hence supporting Bolton must be depressing QED
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Thought it was quite funny in the post match interviews. After splashing all across the News that the match was worth £90m and being obviously delighted that they'd won it, telling the whole world they weren't going to make any players millionaires and they wanted to keep them all hungry. Whilst I hear the sentiment, that must've delighted the boys.FaninOz wrote:Holloway is starting to sound a bit of a prat!
Holloway warns: Get ready for a scrap with my working class heroes
http://www.mirrorfootball.co.uk/news/Bl ... 38283.html
"These lads are going to play somewhere they deserve to be, in the Premier League, because they are top-class human beings. I want to thanks every one of them for what they have given me." etc, etc, etc ........

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Why?FaninOz wrote:Holloway is starting to sound a bit of a prat!
Holloway warns: Get ready for a scrap with my working class heroes
http://www.mirrorfootball.co.uk/news/Bl ... 38283.html
"These lads are going to play somewhere they deserve to be, in the Premier League, because they are top-class human beings. I want to thanks every one of them for what they have given me." etc, etc, etc ........
The guy has a personality, and he's done very well. He knows its likely there won't be much to crow about next season so he's enjoying it whilst he can.
Good on him I say!
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Didn't Oyston promise them something like a £5m bonus between them for getting promoted? Of course, it was never going to happen..........Worthy4England wrote:Thought it was quite funny in the post match interviews. After splashing all across the News that the match was worth £90m and being obviously delighted that they'd won it, telling the whole world they weren't going to make any players millionaires and they wanted to keep them all hungry. Whilst I hear the sentiment, that must've delighted the boys.FaninOz wrote:Holloway is starting to sound a bit of a prat!
Holloway warns: Get ready for a scrap with my working class heroes
http://www.mirrorfootball.co.uk/news/Bl ... 38283.html
"These lads are going to play somewhere they deserve to be, in the Premier League, because they are top-class human beings. I want to thanks every one of them for what they have given me." etc, etc, etc ........

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If he brings his dad to the Reebok match then we need to not have the Reebok Rebels around that day.Bruce Rioja wrote:Didn't Oyston promise them something like a £5m bonus between them for getting promoted? Of course, it was never going to happen..........Worthy4England wrote:Thought it was quite funny in the post match interviews. After splashing all across the News that the match was worth £90m and being obviously delighted that they'd won it, telling the whole world they weren't going to make any players millionaires and they wanted to keep them all hungry. Whilst I hear the sentiment, that must've delighted the boys.FaninOz wrote:Holloway is starting to sound a bit of a prat!
Holloway warns: Get ready for a scrap with my working class heroes
http://www.mirrorfootball.co.uk/news/Bl ... 38283.html
"These lads are going to play somewhere they deserve to be, in the Premier League, because they are top-class human beings. I want to thanks every one of them for what they have given me." etc, etc, etc ........
Holloway will be good fun & quite refreshing ... till we get bored with him. For now, enjoy him. He won't be in post in 12m time ... either sacked, resigned or .... in the unliokely event that things go well ... done an Owen Coyle on them.
Cynical ? Moi ?? ... I'm beginning to think Sir Nit may have a point.
OK, that moment of crisis has now passed. Phew !!
Not advocating mass-murder as an entirely positive experience, of course, but it had its moments.
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Just a thought, but Bolton have a player on the edge of leaving who's originally from Blackpool if I remember correctly ... one Gavin McCann. Though a Bolton fan, due to his fathers alliegance, he runs a football acadamy in Blackpool and lives in Lytham.
Could be a good option for both.
Could be a good option for both.
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