Where are we all from????

Born Townleys spent most of my early life up Tonge Moor.

Started watching Bolton about 59, remember us winning the Cup in 58 on a black and white telly.
Still watching and going through agony and good times.

Born in the next street down from Ewood. Still live there.

Bolton Hater wrote:Born in the next street down from Ewood. Still live there.

No wonder that area smells.

I'm from Horwich originally, most of my family live in Tongemoor, I've moved there at 16, then moved to Halifax aged 18 - where I still live...

Townleys baby as well.

Halliwell.

Started going to Burnden mid 60's.

Probably watched us play over a thousand games over the years but seldom go these days.

Still in the blood though!

Born and brought up in Little Lever. Moved to Preston when I was 21.

Born in bolton royal - lived in Breightmet for 22 years and moved to Harwood last year and a bit ago.

Supported the whites since I was about 7 from what I can remember.

Bolton Hater wrote:Born in the next street down from Ewood. Still live there.

Good man, you still supported Bolton, not as thick as you look..

Townleys for me as well, Halliwell for my teens.

Born Townleys,grew up in Tong Fold,lived in Halliwell for last 25 years. Debut at Burnden in 1963 v Stoke City.

Born in Townleys 1992, son of Mr and Mrs Hip Priest. Lived in same house toward bottom of Church Road, Halliwell since. Attended St Thomas C.E. Primary School, Sharples High, Bolton Sixth Form and University of Bolton. Attended first Wanderers match in the days of Eidur Gudjohnsen and Claus Jensen.

doffcocker wrote:Born in Townleys 1992, son of Mr and Mrs Hip Priest. Lived in same house toward bottom of Church Road, Halliwell since. Attended St Thomas C.E. Primary School, Sharples High, Bolton Sixth Form and University of Bolton. Attended first Wanderers match in the days of Eidur Gudjohnsen and Claus Jensen.

Is your name mike?

Boggersbelief wrote:

doffcocker wrote:Born in Townleys 1992, son of Mr and Mrs Hip Priest. Lived in same house toward bottom of Church Road, Halliwell since. Attended St Thomas C.E. Primary School, Sharples High, Bolton Sixth Form and University of Bolton. Attended first Wanderers match in the days of Eidur Gudjohnsen and Claus Jensen.

Is your name mike?

You're thinking of someone else, Boggers!

Born in Stirling (still have a soft spot for Stirling Albion) moved to England as there was no work up there. Started supporting the Wanderers in the 1960s. Still do.

Boen at the Bolton Maternity Home, on Victoria Road, in 1971. Lived in Adlington, Halliwell, Sharples, Bromley Cross, Bradley Fold and Darcy Lever - attended Holy Infants, St Josephs RC Primiary and Thornleigh, as well as Thornleigh 6th Form and Manchester Metropolitan University (and more recently ROC Flevoland) and started going to matches from 1977.

Born in townleys and lived off rishton lane. Moved to bromley cross in the seventies and been there ever since. My first game as a kid at burnden was in 1966.

Born in Mid Wales. Moved down from Scotland when my dad came out of the Army, and lived at the top end of Deane, opposite Haslam park. First game was in the 62/63 season, (when I was 12). when we beat West Ham in a night game. Moved away from Bolton after a couple of years, never to move back. Get to as many games as I can, although work, distance, etc, all play a part in stopping me.

Born in Swinton 1966. Wasn't interested in football until one if my mates pestered the life out of me to go, he usually went with his mam, we were 11 before anyone starts. Sat in the Manny Road upper and was blown away with the atmosphere and the crowd, Whites won 3-0 v Cardiff City 1977 or 78, promotion season. Got a season ticket the following year.

Born Leyland 1958,lived abroad for 25 years came back 3 years ago,watched from Lever End at Burnden till I left,bought season ticket for Reebok from the beginning even though I couldnt go,thought it would help if we got to Wembley !! Best thing about being back is being able to go to the matches again even though the Reebok is no Burnden the Whites are still and always be the team !!

Harwood from birth to about 20. Then bolton town centre (old schoolrooms) for 4 years and then salford ever since.

schools wise, st brendans primary, thornleigh secondary (expelled beginning of 4th year) and then st james in farnworth.

first bolton match was reading at home when i was about 9 or 10.