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Note
on page colours - in 1970-71 Bolton played in all white,
with a change strip of all red.
Bolton
Wanderers 1970-71
Left to right:
Back row: Ron Phillips, Alan Boswell, John Ritson, Peter
Clarke, John Hulme, Paul Jones..
Middle row: Eddie Hopkinson (Trainer), Charlie Hurley,
Roy Greaves, Gareth Williams, Don McAllister, Paul
Hallows, Arthur Marsh, John Manning, Jim Conway (Coach).
Front row: Warwick Rimmer, John Byrom, Paul Fletcher,
Garry Jones, Jimmy Meadows (Team Manager), Jim Redfern,
Ian Seddon, Chris Duffy, Roger Hunt.
Picture
by from 'Football League Review' 1970-71, issue 538.
See
a larger version of this picture at
Bolton Wanderers
World
of Soccer Star players on Division Two page
335. Roger Hunt.
Click to see picture and
information on Roger.
Born :
Golborne, 20 July, 1938.
336. Charlie Hurley.
Born : Cork, 4
October, 1936.
Other
players in Rothmans Football Yearbook 1970-71 season ...
Manager:
Nat Lofthouse
Career
1999- : 1999-2000, 2000-2001, 2001-2002, 2002-2003, 2003-2004, 2004-2005, 2005-2006, 2006-2007
Nat is
equal fourth in the list of England International
highest goalscorers, see Top
Twenty
'The Lion of Vienna'
is a well known Bolton pub, named in honour of Nat
Lofthouse. The pub is situated on Chorley New Road,
next to Bolton School.
2 December 1989 Nat
was made a Freeman of Bolton.
1 January 1994,
received an OBE
18 January 1997 East Stand at Bolton
Wanderers' Reebok Stadium named after him, see Statues.
2002 Nat became an
Inaugural Inductee into the English Football Hall of
Fame
(Additional
information from Nat Lofthouse -
Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia)
Alan Boswell
John Byrom
Peter Clarke
Chris Duffey
Sydney Farrimond
Paul Fletcher
Roy Greaves
Paul Hallows
John Hulme
Garry
Jones
Paul Jones
P Lucas
(Curiously
P Lucas is listed as having played a League game by
Rothmans in 1969-70, but not in Hugman's book.)
Don McAllister
(Listed in
Rothmans 70-71 as V McAllister)
John Manning
Arthur Marsh
Ron Phillips
Jim Redfern
Warwick Rimmer
Sons and
Daughters: Uncle
John Ritson
Ian Seddon
Gordon Taylor.
Takes
part in Transfer taskforce, September 2000 News
Spokesman
of PFA on potential strikes, October 2001 News
Players
agree to strike, see November 2001 News ...
...
then agree to not do, see November 2001 News
From
1992 Gordon has been President of FIFPro, see
2005 awards 19 September 2005
On other
sites see...
FIFPro - for Gordon's
profiles see FIFPro
Alan Waldron.
See Sons and Daughters : Brothers
Terry Wharton
Gareth Williams
Youth
players include...
Sam Allardyce
Added to
site 4 January 2005 after reading on Bolton
Wanderers' official website that he joined the club
in 1969, signing professional forms in 1973.
Wins Top
Bob Award 2005, see Summer
2005
Sam is at
The Match 2, see Autumn 2005
Sam is a
match analiser for ITV at the 2006 World Cup Finals,
see Summer 2006
Sam
features in a Panorama expose on bungs in English
football, see Autumn 2006
Sam leaves
Bolton Wanderers , see Spring 2007
Sam joins
Newcastle United, see 15 May 2007
Career
1999- : See 1999-2000, 2000-2001, 2001-2002, 2002-2003, 2003-2004, 2004-2005, 2005-2006, 2006-2007, 2007-2008
Sons and
Daughters: Sons
See Commentators
Further Staff
include...
Chief Coach:
Jimmy McIlory
Jimmy is
the legendary Burnley player
For 18 days
up to 19 November 1970, Jimmy was the Bolton
Wanderers' manager. After his resignation he left
football.
Burnley's
ground, Turf Moor, has a Jimmy McIlroy Stand, see Statues
For
further links on this site see ...
Eddie
Hopkinson's Obituary
For further links on
other sites see...
Click to see Bolton Wanderers
70-71 autographs at Lennart Kristiansson's site:
English Football League 70-71 Autographs
The official site is
at Bolton Wanderers FC
Return
to Second Division
Note:
Birth
information and League career statistics from:
"The PFA Premier and Football League Players'
Records 1946-1998"
Edited and compiled by Barry J. Hugman. Lennard Queen
Anne Press, 1998.
See www.since1888.co.uk
Further 1970-71 season information from :
'Rothmans Football Yearbook 1970-71' 1st Year. Queen Anne
Press, London, 1970, and
'Rothmans Football Yearbook 1971-72' 2nd Year. Queen Anne
Press, London, 1971.
Info. re Jimmy McIlroy from:
'The Beedon Book of Football Managers'. Dennis Turner and
Alex White. Breedon Books, Derby, 1993.
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