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From the bridge of a frigate in the South Atlantic to 20 years building a junior football club in Sale: Part Two of Ed Salmon's story follows him beyond Burnden and back to Bolton Wanderers.

Wanderers fans have snapped up 25,000 tickets for Saturday's return to Championship action against Stoke City at the Toughsheet Community Stadium.

Golden Goal is back—and has proved to be more popular than ever!

Ten wins from ten, a place in the First Round Proper of the Women’s FA Cup and still a perfect league record. Wanderers Women boss Tom Cunniff reflects on Sunday’s 5-1 cup victory over Tranmere Rovers, the challenge of adapting at Ellesmere Port and why the Whites will have something different in store when they return to face the same opposition this weekend.

Whites winning run cut short by the Blades as league leaders suffer first loss

Young Whites aim for seven-up s they tackle the Blades

This week's lucky winners.

Payday has landed – and there’s plenty new at Bolton Wanderers Retail to get your hands on ahead of our return to action at the Toughsheet Community Stadium.

In the scorching summer of 1976, a Jamaican-born teenager from Salford began catching the number 8 bus to start life as a Bolton Wanderers apprentice. Colin Salmon, known today as Ed, never played for the first team. Fifty years on, he is the earliest Black player the club’s historian, Simon Marland, has found in Bolton Wanderers’ records. This is his story.