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WHERE ARE THE WINGERS?

IT'S CATCH US IF YOU CAN!
FOR years, people were sigh- AND Bolton, today's visitors
ing and saying: 'Where are the t o Boundary Park, have a couple
wingers i n football?" Now, they of players who can still make

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are i n evidence more and more
... and warning defenders:
"Catch us, if you can!" Alan
Groves, for instance, can match
end master most defenders, on his
day, and against Orient, as these
pictures show, he commanded
attention on more than one
occasion. I n fact, it needed no
h e r than three opponents t o
keep an eye on him, i n the
bottom-left picture.
their experience count. One is
former Burnley and Manchester
United star Willie Morgan; the
other is ona-time Liverpool wing
wizard Peter Thompson, pictured
below. Notice the similarity i n
style, too, the way Alan Groves
and Peter Thompson are balanc-
ed, as they get ready t o take
on and beat opponents.
Here's hoping both players are
fit again, after injury, t o line
up and parade their *ills in
today's local derby game!

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Welcome to -bWANDERERS
N O DOUBT Bolton will visit
Boundary Park this afternoon with a'
wistful thought of the might-have-
..
beens last spring .for it was here we
beat t h e m . . .
and here that West
Brom won, in their final game of the
season, to pip the Wanderers for the
last promotion place, when all the
points were totted up.
So Bolton were left to soldier
on for another season in the Second
Division. But while, as Lancashire
neighbours, we were sorry we couldn't
do the Wanderers a good turn last
term, as Lancashire rivals, we shall
be trying our utmost to put one
across them again, today. For once
more they are contenders for a pro-
motion place, and so are we.
Bolton have rung a few changes in the
ranks, since the start of the season. I t
came as a b i t of a shock when their long-
serving player, JOHN BYROM, announced
that he intended t o hang u p his boots;
then Bolton made a handsome gesture
and allowed him t o rejoin his first club,
Blackburn Rovers, on a free transfer.
There was also the news that a key
man i n the back-four line, P A U L JONES,
was ambitious t o get a regular taste of First
Division. Football and, reluctantly, Bolton
decided t o notify clubs that he was avail-
able.
Then came another blow, when goal-
keeper B A R R Y S I D D A L L also voiced
his ambitions about playing in the First
Division and within mere days-of his
name being circulated, Sunderland snapped
h i m up, f o r a fee in the region of £80,000.
As luck would have it, newly-signed J(M
McDONAGH had already joined the staff
as cover, so he got his chance t o step
straight into the first team.
Bolton, of course, have also done a b i t
of other recruiting themselves and in the
process, manager Ian Greaves has been able
1 t o count on some experienced players at
! Burnden Parh. Former Liverpool winger
L
HOPE TO
MAKE IT
A HAPPY
RETURN. . .
PETER THOMPSON, who knew the gloq
days when winning championship ana
Cup honours with the Anfield club, was
joined by one-time Manchester United
full-back TONY DUNNE, given a free
transfer at Old Trafford . . . and wher
Willie Morgan was allowed t o leave Burnle)
he was snapped u p by Bolton.
Peter and Tony have both defied thr
years i n recent seasons, and given Bolton
tremendous service with their skills and
experience, and Willie, who left Turf Moo1
for Manchester United, then returned tc
his first club, is another player who car
make his skill and know-how count. He car
operate as a winger, or d o a midfield job.
Bolton have not had i t all smoott
sailing, f o r apart from their disappointmeni
at not claiming a promotion place last
spring, they have had players out of action
through injuries, and those have included
forwards, Peter Thompson, HUGHIE
CURRAN and G A R R Y JONES and de.
fender JOHN R ITSON.
But the Wanderers have kept going,
and they have been able t o rely upor
players who have shown considerable
consistency -- one thinks of SAM
ALLARDYCE, i n the back-four line, anc
ROY GREAVES A N D PETER REID,
who can make and score goals, and valuable
contributions have also been made by
players such as N E I L WHATMORE, PETER
NICHOLSON, and A L A N WALDRON,
while STEVE TAYLOR, who has been
given a run in the front line, has shown
that he knows the route t o goal.
Bolton's start t o the season was noi
a happy one, for they went down 3-1
at Ewood Park against Blackburn Rovers,
but then they h i t the winning trail w i t h
a 2-0 victory over Orient at Burnden Park, ,
followed up with a 3-1 home win over Mill-
wall, and won by the only goal of the game
at Notts. County.
A L O T can happen i n a short time, i n football, as this picture shows. It's the Bolton f i m -
team squad, and it was taken n o t long ago. Since when John Byrom has moved back t o Black-
burn, Barry Siddall has joined Sunderland, and Jim McDonagh, signed as cover, has stepped u p
as Siddall's replacement.
Picture Key: Back r o w (left t o right1:Peter Thompson (inset), Peter Reid, Garry Jones, Roy
Greaves, Mike Walsh, Brian Smith, Paul Jones (inset). Centre row: John Byrom, Sam Allardyca,
Barry Siddall, Andy Slack, Peter Nicholson, Neil Whatmore, Alan Waldron (inset). Front row:
Hughie Curran, Steve Taylor. John Ritson, Willie Morgan, Tony Dunne.
They returned t o Burnden to give Hull well as a striker for Argyle. For 11 was
City a 5 1 trouncing, then went down t o
Paul Mariner who put Plymouth ahead -
their second defeat of the season when
and Mariner who, 10 minutes or so later.
they lost 2-1 t o Chelsea at Stamford Bridge,
scored an "own goal" which brought
before taking a point from Plymouth in Bolton t h e ~ equaliser.
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a 1-1 draw at Home Park. However, they
Bolton have seen other clubs lead the
fell 3-0 at home to Blackpool, then lost way in the Second Division table, but
3-2 at Cardiff, so they need polnts now t o
they were among the pacesetters at the
pull back. start. After three games, they lay fourth;
Taylor was on the mark in the w i n after four they had moved up t o third, and
agalnst Orient, scored two goals when
with five matches played they were in
Bolton beat M ~ l l w a l l ,and two more when second spot.
Hull conceded five goats. He was on the
Then Walves and Chelsea, in turn, took
mark, too, in the defeats at Chelsea and
over the leadership, but while Oldham
Cardlff. Paul Jones has also shown that
edged into t h i r d place, Bolton slipped t o
as well as stopping str~kers,he can go up ninth position, after having lost at Cardiff.
Into attack and find the net, for he netted So they will be keen t o make u p leeway
m i c e against Hull and has been a marks- on their return t o Boundary Park, where
man from the penalty spot. they lost by the odd goal in three on Boxing
And a curio of Bolton's game against Day, last year. Obviously, they will be
Plymouth was that both the goals - one for hoping f o r a good result today - just as
Plymouth, the other for Bolton - came
Oldham will be aiming for a repeat of that
from a Lancashlre lad who has done so Christmas-time victory last season.
More Matches
Are Being
Sponsored.. .
ANY supporter who wants t o sponror --. BELOW, we Ikt the cast of sponsoring
a player by donating the money t o provide a
OUR sponsorship scheme has a player by donating the cash for a complete
started ...
and we hope that YOU, the
complete set of kit can do so;or he can opt
for individual items, such as a pair of foot- set of k i t or, a l t e m a t i v ~ the
, cost of a c h
individual item o f playing kit. Whichever
supporters, will play your part by ball boots, a jersey, football shorts -or
*you choase t o do, we shall be delighted
joining in. As you can see on thew
pages, we are looking for people to
stocking. Or he can simply make a
donation. t o hear from you .. . and you ... and you. Manage -

sponsor players by donating money

which will buy sets of kit, or indivi-
dual items of kit. The prices are
shown alongside.
As we point out, the name of the &me
b Soccer, b u t the name of the club is
OLDHAM. And we hope that you will
respond to our r h e m e by becoming a
sponsor, just as several firms have already
become sportsom of matches being played
at Boundary Park.
Our first sponsored match was against
I JERSEY FOR A PLAYER
Millwall, and today we have another rpon-
sored game, with the visit of Bolton
Wanderen. The sponsorship scheme is
gathering momentum, for eight or more
matches are being backed by business
sponrorr i n the future. And we are very
grateful indead t o J.W.Leer Brewery for
their & o m on our behalf.
After Millwall and Bolton, we have
Nottingham Forest (next Saturday), Carlisle
(November 13). Sheffield United (December
271, Burnley ( ~ a n u a r1 ~, 1977) Wokes
(Fekuary 26) and Hereford (April 16). And
COMPLETE KIT FOR A PLAYER
PAIR OF FOOTBALL BOOTS
PAIR OF FOOTBALL SHORTS
PAlR OF FOOTBALL STOCKINGS
YOU can do your bit for 'Latics
f22.75
JIMMY
FRIZZELL
f15.00 says - w
1 f3.50 1 FOR OUR second sponsored game of
the sesson, we can be hopeful that we
shall double our normal attendance, with
the visit of Bolton Wanderers, and I have
no doubt that they will bring with them
f 2.75 plenty o f vociferdus support. We, for our
part, want the 'Latia fans t o make them-
selves well and truly heard.
As a manager, it's my job t o try t o
f 1.50 produce results b y fielding a team Mich
wins matches; but support for the team is
of paramount importance, i n so many ways.
. . . ielp US make it a winning team! And I am delighted that our sponsorship
scheme has got off the ground i n such a
succerJful manner.
We can now count on sponsorship of

TODAY'S NIATCH SPONSORSHIP.. .

all being well, there will be other games
sponsored by various f inns.
We are encouraging local firms and
individuals t o give us their backing, and
that goes f o r the supporters, too.
Remember, you can make a donation which
will cwer a complete set of playing strip,
or a single item.
I f you require any further information
about our sponsor&* scheme, all you
games at regular intervals through the
season, and - we hope - on individual
r o o d i n in the form of donations for
playing kit. And all this helps t o eara the
FOR the second season, Bolton
Wancjerem are being supportsd i n a practical =ding the way with Soccer ~ w r s h i ~ financial burdens of the club, and t o reduce
B~~~soft ~ ~G~~~i largen ~ b
n the U.K., and the chairman, Mr. Robert the p r 0 b k ~- including .those of the
way by manager - all round.
-ial& soft-drink rnanvfachlr& inthe *rr, is keenly interested in a wide range
Like ourselves, Bolton want to be
U.K., whose products inch& Tber, Jusoda. 'f w-.
winners; but today we have home advan-
Strike Cola. and S c o t l r d ' s toprelling ' Only recently, Don Revie stated his tag8. and we aim t o make it pay. We have
Irn-Bru. ~iewson sportsorship, and there are others

need t o do is contact. me at Boundary
Park. Just drop me a line, or telephone:
061824 4972 and you'll be given all the
necessary details. And you can become
wen more closely invoked with YOUR
d u b b y joining i n the sponsorship scheme.
I'll look forward t o hearing from you!
WALTER GRlFFlTHS
-- General manager
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been up among the leaders for the past
Barrs have branches nationwide, inchad- riike him who believe that sponsonhip has
few weeks, and our intention b t o ensure
ing one at New Moston. and as an exterr 3n increasingly important part t o play i n that matten stay that way. It's good t o
sion t o the W r w m with Bolton are lelping to keep Soccer clubs alive and
sponsoring a number of W d e r m ' a W 'inancially viable. know, too, that we M receiving backing
off the field t o such an extent, from those
fixtures thb season including today's
match. The BarrIBolton association is a practical who have joined i n our sponsorship scheme.
~h~ company have been p- norking example of how it operates. and Our thanks t o them - and let us hope that
both w*in the softarih indumy and in 3olton and Barrs could well be blazing a today's game prwides another step i n the
trail which could be followed i n a big way. right direction by 'Latics.
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26-Wolves (F.A.5) ..
. . .H Dungworth (2) Bell (2) Youn (5) Blair
(11, Valentine '(11. wood (1). Ahittie (1) THERE'S another Lancashire derby Docksey ( F a i l w o r t h Motor Sales), who
once again provided the vehicle used by the
Mar. 5-Orient , . . . . . . . . . .A Steel (2) Barnen (3). Wilson (1): game coming up, when 'Latics visit Burnley
ball boys i n the Oldham Carnival this year.
~ c ~ o l d r i c(1k). at Turf Moor o n Saturday, November 6.
12-Nott. County (L.C.F) .H The junior supporters football teams had a
I 19-Millwall (F.A.6). . . . .A
26-Chelsea .. . . . . . . .
.H
Admission t o the stands o n match days
at Turf Moor is b y ticket, obtainable at
the ticket office. and these are the prices
f u l l day o u t at Blackpool (24.8.76),.losing
one and drawing the other of thew two
matches; and because of our excellent result
Apr. 2-Bolton Wanderers . .A . KEN WALMSLEY, who comes f r o m
Blackpool, started refereeing at the age
for resewed seats: Bob L o r d Stand, 4 3 ;
Cricket Field Stand, f1.50. Tickets are
at Blackpool b y the tint team, the day
ended o n a very happy note for all.
5-Sheffield United . . . .A A l l official members of the Supportem'
9-Hull City . . . . ... . .H
of 17, and progressed via local leagues i n
the Wigan and Leigh areas t o the Lancas-
available one month i n advance f r o m the
ticket office at Turf Moor, and anyone
Club are entitled t o travel at reduced rates
t o away matches. The cash benefits far out-
12-Carlisle United . . . . .A shire combination and the Football League , applying should enclose a stamped, address- weigh the 50p adult and 2% junior mem-
16-Hereford United ... .H list. He refereed the first women's Soccer
international between England and Holland,
ed envelope. Admission prices t o the ground
o n match day: adults, 75p.. senior citizens
bership fee that is necessary. Membership
forms can be obtained from the Secretary,
23-Southampton (FASF1.A this year, and has officiated i n 33 non- and juveniles under 1 2 years, 50p. . J. Vernon, 22 Eleanor-road, Royton, or
30-Fulham . . . .. . .
. . .H league finals. He has also run the line f o r There is a special enclosure f o r visiting Mr. Norman Keeley, 27 Highlands-road,
May 7-Charlton Athletic. . . .A a European Cup match, f o r an England- 4 supporters. which includes their own High Crompton, Shaw. Please enclose a
14-Luton Town. .. ..
. .H Ireland amateur international, and for the
1973 Amateur Cup final. k e n o n all
turnstiles o n Belvedere-road, toilets, kiosks
selling h o t snacks. h o t drinks, sweets,
stamped self-addressed envelope f o r your
membership card. Forms can also be ob-
tained f r o m the Souvenir Shop and l a K i
21-F.A. Cup Final sports, he played Soccer and cricket f o r !
cigarettes, cigars and soft drinks, and the street, Oldham. YOUR TEAM NEE%
Lancashire Schools, before cartilage trouble match-day magazine. There is also a licensed MORE SUPPORT A T AWAY MATCHES.
Copyright Football League 1976 enforced his retirement. bar. SO why n o t join this happy band o f genuine
1 --. .A, . supportem? . -. .
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