Can Ream Make An Immediate Impact After Lack Of Football?
Now that Tim Ream has been successful in his work permit application appeal, we are simply left waiting for the official confirmation that the young American has been signed.
The Bolton News has it that Ream has actually returned to America in order to make arrangements and finalise the practicalities of his move to England, and as a result will not feature in Bolton’s FA Cup tie with Swansea at the weekend.
One particular concern that has gone slightly under the radar and one that sticks out when also considering the potential transfer of Sebastian Le Toux from Philadelphia Union, is the lack of recent game time.
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What To Do With A Super But Old Kevin Davies?
If you’re reading this then you already know that supposedly a host of clubs, which include West Brom, Sunderland, Wolves, Celtic and Rangers – are interested in relieving us of Bolton stalwart and club captain, Kevin Davies.
It has come as no surprise, due to his advancing years, that the bestial Yorkshire man and scourge of the centre half has finally lost his regular starting position for the Whites. Some may have suspected it to come sooner given Coyle’s reputation for the passing game, but with typical indomitable spirit, Super Kev battled on regardless as the squad slowly underwent an overhaul and refit around him.
Sentimentality is misplaced in the cut and thrust of modern football and it appears that both parties are willing to move on from their longstanding relationship, but only if the deal is right.
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Giovani Dos Santos
Rather than report what’s going on about this transfer – although we have to admit we haven’t got a clue and that we’ve taken our eyes off this one, we were wondering whether anyone knew what was happening with the ‘bid’?
We could’ve tweeted this out and received a ton of replies, but we thought we’d like to see if you’d like to share your thoughts, or facts about the transfer Bolton are trying to push through on the site.
So – anyone? Do you know what’s going on with the Dos Santos transfer? Is it a Deal Or No Deal? Are Tottenham playing silly buggers? Is Dos Santos playing hard to get, or is he holding out for a move to – where was it again, Villareal?
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Wanderers Waiting To Seal Hoilett Deal?
No – we’re not turning into a gossip site where we start throwing names about in the hope that someone will give us a mention blah blah and a bigger blah.
However, we can’t confirm whether this is true or not, but overnight reports have suggested Bolton are currently waiting to hear from Blackburn Rovers on a bid placed to bring Junior Hoilett to the club. This could well and truly turn out to be a sack of lies, however bear in mind the Canadian will be a free agent in the Summer.
If Blackburn have any wits about them, then they would be better off sealing the deal – with us of course, and cut their losses as let’s be honest – they ARE going down! (Cue abusive comments from Bolton fans).
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Tim Ream Has Work Permit Approved
Reports have come out from the States yesterday evening suggesting Tim Ream, Bolton’s latest American recruit has had his Work Permit approved. It’s all now down to the club to seal the deal and officially announce Ream as a Bolton player.
Bolton have been waiting for quite some time for the highly rated yank to join the Premier League outfit, and it looks like Coyley and the club can put the Work Permit situation behind them now and get Ream to the fitness levels required in the Premier League.
This will indeed be a great coup for the Whites and hopefully if Ream does turn out to be as good as they make him, he would help fill the void left by Super Gary Cahill.
How do you feel about the imminent signing of Tim Ream? Do you think he’ll be able to cut the mustard in the Premier League?
Wanderers 3 Liverpool 1 – What A Magnificent Victory
Wow! Where did that come from? I’m black and blue with pinching myself. Since my despairing report on the Newcastle game there have been some signs of improvement but, surely, no one expected this.
We didn’t just win, we were the better team. We could have won by a greater margin and we outplayed Liverpool all over the park. In my last report, I suggested matches that we might win to achieve thirty-nine points. I haven’t got one right yet. Who cares? We are four points up on my benchmark.
What has changed to encourage hope to raise its teasing head? First, our England centre back has moved on to pastures new, hardly an event to encourage thoughts of survival. More significantly, a more fluid 4-2-3-1 formation has replaced the rigid 4-4-2, which means that Mark Davies is playing in a central role supported by the deeper lying Reo-Coker and Muamba.
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