Bolton Wanderers

Bolton Wanderers FC is a professional English football club that has the distinction of spending the most number of seasons (over 70) in the nation's top flight (the English Premier League) without once becoming league champions. That said, the club has enjoyed more successful eras. In the 1920s for instance, the club won the coveted FA Cup an impressive three times and snatched a fourth victory in 1958.

However, thereafter the Bolton Wanderers - also known as the Wanderers, the Trotters, the White Men and the Whites - entered a lean period where they failed to shine and in 1987 even spent a season in the Fourth Division. It took the side 15 years to battle its way out of the doldrums and regain its top-flight status. Since then it has had a wobbly season or two, but as of 2001 has managed to remain in the Premier League. In the 2004/2005 season, the Wanderers finished 6th.

The Bolton Wanderers' uniform consists of white jerseys with navy blue trim, navy blue shorts and white socks.

Owen Coyle was appointed manager of Bolton Wanderers in January 2010. He took over from Gary Megson, who managed the team from 2007 to 2009. However, under Megson's guidance the team slipped down the Premier League rankings, which resulted in him being sacked on December 30, 2009.

Reebok Stadium located in Burnden Way, Horwich in Bolton. Has a capacity of 28,723.