Id be amazed if thry just let us go through, i wouldnt like it at all.
It'd be a hollow victory.
From a footballing perspective I dont think Bolton had much interest in the Fa Cup in the first place, they were concentrating on staying up. I can't see them wanting to play the tie.
From a footballing perspective I dont think Bolton had much interest in the Fa Cup in the first place, they were concentrating on staying up. I can't see them wanting to play the tie.
Id be amazed if thry just let us go through, i wouldnt like it at all.
It'd be a hollow victory.
I wish people would stop giving us links to these sorts of fools (on Twitter, etc) - makes my blood boil reading their bile - in reality how many billion people have access to the internet? It makes insignificant people become significant when they really do not deserve to be.
I wish people would stop giving us links to these sorts of fools (on Twitter, etc) - makes my blood boil reading their bile - in reality how many billion people have access to the internet? It makes insignificant people become significant when they really do not deserve to be.
lol, you'd stand no chance mate - I'd Giant Haystacks your ass!!!! grrr
Nah, wasn't specifically aimed at you just generally
I wish people would stop giving us links to these sorts of fools (on Twitter, etc) - makes my blood boil reading their bile - in reality how many billion people have access to the internet? It makes insignificant people become significant when they really do not deserve to be.
Bolton experienced a similar medical trauma in 2004 when then-Senegal striker Khalilou Fadiga collapsed on the pitch before a League Cup game, also against Tottenham.
He returned to training 11 days after undergoing surgery to treat a heart problem by implanting an automatic defibrillator and later returned to action.