2-0 win for the mighty whites. You heard it here first.
Barnsley 0 v 1 Bolton
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Re: Barnsley 0 v 1 Bolton Wed Dec 25 2013, 07:58
Whitesince63
Andy Walker

I it'll just be the same old boring monotonous garbage dished up since Freedman came here. Why on earth do some of you suddenly think it will change, what evidence do you have? The guys is hopeless, the team is hopeless, his signings are hopeless, there is not one thing I can see to make me confident we'll beat any team in this division. Now think about that for one minute and how sad it is to feel like that. With what he inherited that's nothing short of an absolute disgrace. 2-0 to Barnsley and the pain continues. 

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Re: Barnsley 0 v 1 Bolton Wed Dec 25 2013, 19:01
karlypants

Nat Lofthouse

Opposition watch: Barnsley
The Whites will make their first trip across the Pennines this season on Boxing Day to face Yorkshire outfit Barnsley.
It will be the third successive away game for Bolton were they have faced a team whose manager is looking forward to their inaugural home game.
The new man at the helm, Danny Wilson, is back for a second spell in charge at Oakwell after his previous tenure ended in 1998.
A former Tykes striker, Wilson is a cult hero in South Yorkshire after he guided the club to the top flight in the mid-1990s for the first time in their history.
Having taken over from David Flitcroft, Wilson’s Barnsley find themselves bottom of the Championship table with 16 points to their name but remain only three points away from safety.
Barnsley’s last home win in the league came back in October against Middlesbrough, and with two games at Oakwell inside four days, the Yorkshire club will be looking to finish 2013 in style.
Boxing Day’s encounter will be the 38th meeting between the two clubs, with Bolton having the slight upper hand with 13 wins compared to Barnsley’s 12.
The Whites are also unbeaten in the last eight meetings between the teams – a record which they will be hoping to extend come the final whistle on Thursday - with Barnsley’s last league victory over the Whites back in the 1997/98.
Neil Goulding – Barnsley reporter from The Sheffield Star
“Barnsley’s season has so far been one to forget. There have been few highlights for the Tykes but the arrival of new boss Danny Wilson has given the South Yorkshire club a welcome boost ahead of a busy period of festive fixtures.
“Wilson arrived for a second spell at Oakwell and in his first game on charge last Saturday he guided the Tykes to battling point in their derby clash with Leeds United at Elland Road.
“But overall this term the Tykes, who only avoided relegation on the last day of last season, have been struggling badly for form.
“They have only won three times in 21 league outings and a record of a disappointing 11 defeats is the main reason why the club are once again locked in a relegation fight.
“Midfielder Jacob Mellis will definitely miss this one, suspended for one match having collected five yellow cards.
“And Nottingham Forest loan striker Marcus Tudgay is absent as well, missing for the next three matches having been sent-off against Leeds.
“Playmaker Paddy McCourt (hamstring) and leading scorer Chris O’Grady (calf) are both major doubts to play any part.”
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The Whites will make their first trip across the Pennines this season on Boxing Day to face Yorkshire outfit Barnsley.
It will be the third successive away game for Bolton were they have faced a team whose manager is looking forward to their inaugural home game.
The new man at the helm, Danny Wilson, is back for a second spell in charge at Oakwell after his previous tenure ended in 1998.
A former Tykes striker, Wilson is a cult hero in South Yorkshire after he guided the club to the top flight in the mid-1990s for the first time in their history.
Having taken over from David Flitcroft, Wilson’s Barnsley find themselves bottom of the Championship table with 16 points to their name but remain only three points away from safety.
Barnsley’s last home win in the league came back in October against Middlesbrough, and with two games at Oakwell inside four days, the Yorkshire club will be looking to finish 2013 in style.
Boxing Day’s encounter will be the 38th meeting between the two clubs, with Bolton having the slight upper hand with 13 wins compared to Barnsley’s 12.
The Whites are also unbeaten in the last eight meetings between the teams – a record which they will be hoping to extend come the final whistle on Thursday - with Barnsley’s last league victory over the Whites back in the 1997/98.
Neil Goulding – Barnsley reporter from The Sheffield Star
“Barnsley’s season has so far been one to forget. There have been few highlights for the Tykes but the arrival of new boss Danny Wilson has given the South Yorkshire club a welcome boost ahead of a busy period of festive fixtures.
“Wilson arrived for a second spell at Oakwell and in his first game on charge last Saturday he guided the Tykes to battling point in their derby clash with Leeds United at Elland Road.
“But overall this term the Tykes, who only avoided relegation on the last day of last season, have been struggling badly for form.
“They have only won three times in 21 league outings and a record of a disappointing 11 defeats is the main reason why the club are once again locked in a relegation fight.
“Midfielder Jacob Mellis will definitely miss this one, suspended for one match having collected five yellow cards.
“And Nottingham Forest loan striker Marcus Tudgay is absent as well, missing for the next three matches having been sent-off against Leeds.
“Playmaker Paddy McCourt (hamstring) and leading scorer Chris O’Grady (calf) are both major doubts to play any part.”
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Re: Barnsley 0 v 1 Bolton Thu Dec 26 2013, 00:55
Biggie

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4 players out injured. Gives new boys a chance to shine for the new boss. Could be bad news...
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Re: Barnsley 0 v 1 Bolton Thu Dec 26 2013, 06:46
doffcocker

Ivan Campo

I've said before I struggle to get excited by a win at present, feeling like nothing will improve long term until Freedman changes the system completely.
I don't know what to anticipate. I wouldn't be surprised if we nick it, draw or lose.
I don't know what to anticipate. I wouldn't be surprised if we nick it, draw or lose.
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Re: Barnsley 0 v 1 Bolton Thu Dec 26 2013, 10:55
scottjames30

Nat Lofthouse

Biggie wrote:Should freedman go if we lose this?
Yes.
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Re: Barnsley 0 v 1 Bolton Thu Dec 26 2013, 13:51
karlypants

Nat Lofthouse

I have a feeling we will win this one.
My prediction 0-3
My prediction 0-3
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Re: Barnsley 0 v 1 Bolton Thu Dec 26 2013, 14:07
Boggersbelief

Nat Lofthouse

BWFC team to face Barnsley: Lonergan, McNaughton, Knight, Ream, Baptiste, Spearing, Pratley, Eagles, M Davies, Danns, Mason
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Re: Barnsley 0 v 1 Bolton Thu Dec 26 2013, 14:08
Boggersbelief

Nat Lofthouse

subs: Lee-Barrett, Mills, Medo, Lee, Hall, Beckford, Moritz
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Re: Barnsley 0 v 1 Bolton Thu Dec 26 2013, 14:18
Natasha Whittam

Nat Lofthouse

Ridiculous that he would leave Moritz out.
Ridiculous that he would leave Mills out.
Ridiculous he has picked Pratley again.
Ridiculous he has picked Mason again.
RESIGN YOU COCKSUCKER!
Ridiculous that he would leave Mills out.
Ridiculous he has picked Pratley again.
Ridiculous he has picked Mason again.
RESIGN YOU COCKSUCKER!
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Re: Barnsley 0 v 1 Bolton Thu Dec 26 2013, 14:20
Boggersbelief

Nat Lofthouse

He hasn't left knight out
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Re: Barnsley 0 v 1 Bolton Thu Dec 26 2013, 14:27
rammywhite

Frank Worthington

Not enough up top -it might be difficult to score . Three strikers that we've paid money for(Beckford, N'gog and Davies) omitted, two others we've lent out (Sordell and Eaves). We're playing a rather lightweight up front today. It's looking grim in terms of scoring
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Re: Barnsley 0 v 1 Bolton Thu Dec 26 2013, 14:28
BoltonTillIDie

Nat Lofthouse

Mills been dropped, he was rubbish in the last game.
Hopefully Knight will not mess up...
Hopefully Knight will not mess up...
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Re: Barnsley 0 v 1 Bolton Thu Dec 26 2013, 14:36
Reebok Trotter

Nat Lofthouse

Mills is one yellow card away from a suspension so that's probably why he is on the bench.
Mason on his own up front again ploughing a lone furrow?
Mason on his own up front again ploughing a lone furrow?

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Re: Barnsley 0 v 1 Bolton Thu Dec 26 2013, 14:41
wessy

El Hadji Diouf

Partly agree Nat.Natasha Whittam wrote:Ridiculous that he would leave Moritz out.
Ridiculous that he would leave Knight out.
Ridiculous he has picked Pratley again.
Ridiculous he has picked Mason again.
RESIGN YOU COCKSUCKER!
Moritz should play. What the hell does Mason bring to the table?
why drop Mills?
Pratley ?well he will put a shift in. disappointed with the selection.
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Re: Barnsley 0 v 1 Bolton Thu Dec 26 2013, 15:00
terenceanne

El Hadji Diouf

No creativity in the team ....except maybe Mavies.
Pity the poor bastards who have paid money to watch this one.....has 0-0 all over it.
Pity the poor bastards who have paid money to watch this one.....has 0-0 all over it.
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