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ISSUE 16 | Bolton Wanderers v Wycombe Wanderers | Tuesday 11 January 2022 | 8pm 

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CLUB NEWS 

GETHIN JONES NAMED 

NEW VICE-CAPTAIN 

DEFENDER STEPS UP TO REPLACE DEPARTED STRIKER AS 

WANDERERS RE-SHUFFLE GOALKEEPING RANKS 

Gethin Jones is to take over as 

Wanderers’ new vice-captain as he 

moves towards a first-team return. 

Jones has been out of action since 

October after suffering a stress leg 

fracture. 

But the right-back, 26, is due to step 

up his comeback in the Reserves on 

Tuesday. 

And manager Ian Evatt confirmed 

that Jones – who signed a new 

contract with Wanderers earlier this 

season – will also take on added 

responsibility as the number-two 

to skipper Ricardo Almeida Santos 

following the departure of Eoin Doyle 

to St Patrick’s Athletic. 

“We have missed him immensely 

in the last few months and we’re 

delighted to have him back,” said 

Evatt. 

“Gethin is a wonderful person and a 

leader. He’s a big part of our group 

and we’ve missed him. 

“He will take over Eoin’s vicecaptaincy 

and his leadership qualities 

are something we’ve missed.” 

After allowing Doyle to return home 

to Ireland and signing striker Dion 

Charles and on-loan Fulham full-back 

Marlon Fossey, Evatt is continuing to 

look to strengthen in other areas as 

Wanderers aim to stay active in the 

transfer market. 

And among his targets the Whites’ 

boss is eyeing the possible arrival of 

a new keeper following a re-shuffle in 

the goalkeeping department. 

Matt Gilks is to concentrate his 

efforts on a coaching position as 

Andy Fairman reverts to his previous 

role in the Academy, with teenage 

prospect Luke Hutchinson ending 

his loan spell with Atherton Collieries 

to challenge for a place in the senior 

set-up. 

“Luke has done very well out on 

loan at Atherton and has also been 

involved in some England camps,” 

added Evatt. 

“We felt the need to tweak the 

goalkeeping department and Matt 

will take over the role he initially 

started in last season and go back to 

coaching full-time. 

“Luke will come back and compete 

with Joel and, also, we’ll be looking 

to strengthen that department in this 

window – as well as all other areas of 

the squad.” 

Meanwhile, midfielder Kieran Lee has 

returned to full training following his 

COVID-enforced absence and will be 

included in Wanderers’ squad to face 

Wycombe as the Whites return home 

on Tuesday night. 

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IAN EVATT 

The Manager 

GOOD EVENING AND WELCOME TO ALL THE MANAGEMENT, 

PLAYERS, OFFICIALS AND SUPPORTERS FROM WYCOMBE 

MAKING THE TRIP UP HERE TONIGHT. 

It feels an age since we since last 

played a home game and it’s good 

to be back. 

The reality is we haven’t played in 

front of our home fans since the end 

of November. 

And while we’ve had a tough time 

of it either side of Christmas, for a 

variety of reasons, our recent form 

here at the University of Bolton 

Stadium has been good. 

We are unbeaten in our last six 

games here in all competitions 

and have won two of our last three 

League games at home. 

It’s important we now look to try and 

build on that and regain that sort of 

momentum as we enter the second 

half of the League One season. 

That starts for us tonight, which 

means there are still so many points 

to play for. 

I genuinely believe there is lots to 

look forward to and be positive about 

in the second half of the campaign, 

although, equally, I know an upturn in 

results needs to start sooner rather 

than later. 

There have been extreme 

circumstances behind our recent run, 

which I feel would have tested any 

club in our division. 

After an injury list that had decimated 

the squad we then had the major 

outbreak of COVID which affected 

WE ARE UNBEATEN IN OUR LAST SIX GAMES HERE 

IN ALL COMPETITIONS AND HAVE WON TWO OF 

OUR LAST THREE LEAGUE GAMES AT HOME. 

most of the players and staff at some 

point. 

Coming back from that has not been 

easy and we are not yet completely 

out the woods on the injury front. 

But there were positive signs on our 

return to league duty at Rotherham 

on New Year’s Day and we have to 

build on that in a couple of testing 

home games coming up this week. 

As well as seeing players return to 

fitness, we are also actively looking 

to strengthen the squad in the 

January transfer window and we’ve 

made a really positive start. 

Dion Charles is a proven goalscorer 

who will be a big player for us, while 

Marlon Fossey made an excellent 

start at Hartlepool and will get better 

and better the longer he’s with us 

and we also have Xav Amaechi on 

board for longer to really show what 

he can do. 

We have allowed Eoin Doyle to 

return to his home city with his family 

to extend his career in Dublin after a 

superb spell of service for us. 

We always try and do what’s best for 

the player and the club in any piece 

of business and following Eoin’s 

departure we will look to re-invest 

in the squad to strengthen us going 

forward. 

The plan is always to keep 

progressing and being able to pay 

transfer fees for the first time in 

almost four years is a real marker on 

how far we have already come as a 

club in the recent past. 

That’s credit to Sharon, the board, 

investors, everyone who works 

for the club and you, the fans, for 

continuing to back us with your hardearned 

money. 

I thank you for that and look to 

continue this journey forward 

together. 

Ian 


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Marlon 

FOSSEY 

BORN IN HOLLYWOOD, MARLON FOSSEY WAS 

PERHAPS DESTINED TO PLAY ON THE BIG STAGE. 

Leaving America at the age of four 

he’s had to bide his time, learning 

the ropes in the supporting cast 

as he began to forge a career in 

English football. 

But having stepped into the limelight 

at Wanderers, the on-loan Fulham 

defender hopes this is his time to 

shine. 

“I’ve been playing U23s football this 

season and it’s a step up from that 

and I’m excited for the challenge,” 

said Fossey – who has spent more 

than a decade on the books at 

Craven Cottage. 

“With 23s games you’ve got 10s/20s 

people watching. Now you’ve got 

potentially thousands and I like 

playing in front of a lot of people and 

I’m getting the prospect of doing that 

every week, so I can’t wait. 

“Hearing the energy the fans brought 

at Hartlepool was definitely a nice 

feeling and it helped my performance 

and helped me relax while I was on 

the pitch. 

“I visited the ground before I decided 

to move here. It’s a beautiful ground 

and I’m sure it will be even greater 

to play in it with the fans there. I can’t 

wait. 

“I’m aware of Bolton’s Premier 

League history and it definitely looks 

like a club that was once at the top. 

“There’s definitely an aura of hunger 

to get back up there and hopefully I 

can help them with my little part while 

I’m here.” 

Fossey’s first chance to perform in 

front of the home fans should come 

this evening in the first leg of a big 

double-header at the University of 

Bolton Stadium against Wycombe 

Wanderers, with Ipswich Town to 

follow on Saturday. 

Those hardy souls who 

commendably made the trip to 

the North-East a week ago to see 

Fossey’s debut will have liked what 

they saw before Pools’ late winner 

in the Papa John’s Trophy made it 

a losing start for the attack-minded 

right-back. 

“I felt I made an impact in the first 

half. In the second half I burned out a 

little bit,” he added. 

“It was my first game in a few weeks, 

so I’m hoping in the next weeks to 

maintain the level I showed in the first 

half and maintain it throughout the 90 

minutes into the games to come. 

“My physical output in games is one 

of my strengths, so I’m going to try 

and help Bolton in that aspect, in 

terms of getting up and down that 

right side as much as I can and 

causing the opposition as much 

havoc as I can. 

“I’m like most full-backs these days. 

I like to have the ball in the attacking 

area and I like to impact the game 

defensively as well. 

“I have an intensity and athleticism 

and hopefully Bolton can see the 

best of me while I’m here. 

“I’m here to try and bring the club 

into a better place than they are at 

the moment and I’m hungry to help 

out as much as I can.” 


I WANT TO BE IN A TEAM 

THAT’S AMBITIOUS AND 

COMPETITIVE AND THE 

GAFFER SHOWED THAT WHEN 

I CAME UP HERE. 


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Fossey’s athleticism has been with 

him since a young age. A hurdler, 

gymnast and footballer, football finally 

won the day after he had moved to 

Jersey, the birthplace of his mother. 

He has maintained American 

roots through a dual citizenship 

which has seen him capped by the 

United States at up to U20 level 

with aspirations to become a full 

international. 

But it was while playing for Jersey 

that he was spotted by Fulham and 

on the move again at the age of 11 to 

join the Londoners’ academy set-up. 

Progressing to a regular slot in 

Fulham’s U23s – who currently top 

the second tier of PL 2 – his firstteam 

experience has so far come in 

a loan spell with Shrewsbury Town at 

the start of last season. 

And the 23-year-old believes that 

stint under former Whites’ defender 

Sam Ricketts has left him better 

prepared for his time with Wanderers, 

which is originally to run until the end 

of the season after boss Ian Evatt 

won the race for his signature. 

“Bolton seemed the keenest and I 

want to be in a team that wants me 

and I want to be part of this team 

as well, so it made sense,” admitted 

Fossey, who has quickly found his 

feet in the Wanderers’ set-up. 

“I love the style of football they play 

here, which is very similar to the 

brand we play at Fulham. 

“I felt it would be a seamless 

transition and I like the gaffer’s 

ambition and hunger. I want to 

be in a team that’s ambitious and 

competitive and the gaffer showed 

that when I came up here. 

“It’s a great opportunity to test myself 

and whatever happens I think I’ll 

learn a lot from it. 

“My personal aim is to get as much 

football as I can while I’m here. With 

the more games you play, the more 

you can learn. 

“There are levels to my game that I 

think I can get to and the more I can 

play here I think I can start reaching 

those levels. 

“I’ve settled in pretty well. It’s a nice 

community, from what I’ve seen so 

far. 

“The players are great. They’ve 

welcomed me and I’m enjoying 

myself. There’s a good vibe around 

the camp.” 


ONE CLUB 

ONE COMMUNITY 

ONE TOWN 

It is great to welcome everyone 

back to the Stadium after the 

enforced break over Christmas 

due to the outbreak of Covid. 

I am sure, like me, every other 

conversation seems to be around 

those who have had Covid over 

the Christmas period or who have 

recently tested positive. 

As we move into 2022 there 

seems to be more to be hopeful 

about as the current variant that 

is taking hold is not as virulent 

and is not impacting people in 

the same way as was previously 

the case. Clearly it is important 

that we all take responsibility and 

follow the current guidelines and 

most importantly get jabbed and 

have the booster to give better 

protection to ourselves and others 

around us. 

Here at the Stadium we continue 

to play our part in supporting the 

work of the Vaccination Centre on 

site, which is available to all over 

16’s and offers a walk in service in 

order for people to have their first 

and second jabs and booster. 

With much uncertainty and concern 

it is easy to “catastrophise” matters 

Phil Mason 

Club Chaplain & Senior Safeguarding Manager 

07885 755 807 and pmason@bwfc.co.uk 

POSITIVITY CAN BE INFECTIOUS TOO. 

both in our personal lives and in how 

we view our community, our club and 

town. 

The word “positive” through Covid 

has become such a “negative” 

word but “positivity” is something 

I feel is important as we begin this 

New Year. “Positivity” is about being 

enthusiastic, optimistic and resilient 

which is are key ingredients to 

success. 

These are ingredients that pervade 

in our Club today and as we move 

forward in 2022 there is much to 

be encouraged about under an 

ownership that is taking the Club 

forward and a team of people 

working hard to build up all that 

is good about Bolton Wanderers 

and continues to show incredible 

resilience in spite of many 

challenges through Covid. 

I noticed that during January 

there are many national days and 

campaigns that are all about new 

starts, Dry January, Look after your 

liver Month, Veganuary, Walk your 

Dog month, all to do with health 

and fitness. Sometimes these can 

feel a step too far and it is often 

tacking the smaller steps that lead 

on to better things. 

As we begin this New Year I would 

encourage you down the route of 

applying “positivity” in whatever 

you take on or do moving forward 

and you may find it changes your 

view and can be very infectious in 

a good way to those around you. 

Wishing you all the very best for 

2022. 

Enjoy the game. 


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Bolton 

Wanderers in 

the Community; 

supporting 

Urban Outreach 

at Christmas. 

Every year we are proud and 

delighted to support Urban 

Outreach for their Christmas Dinner 

on Jesus initiative. We are able to 

support this fantastic organisation 

by nominating individuals and 

families to receive hampers at 

Christmas, and by helping pack the 

hampers and distribute them. On the 

23rd December, Bolton Wanderers 

and Bolton Wanderers in the 

Community staff dedicated their day 

to supporting this amazing initiative, 

helping to distribute and deliver 

around 1700 hampers to individuals 

and families from across Bolton. 

Bolton Wanderers in the Community; delivering community football 

activities to young people this winter through the Department for 

Education's Holiday Activities and Food programme. 

In the days running up until 

Christmas and at the start of 

January, in partnership with Bolton 

Together and Bolton Council, Bolton 

Wanderers in the Community have 

delivered free community football 

sessions to young people from 

across Bolton. Our activity sessions 

have been keeping young people 

active over the winter break, as 

well as providing a hot meal for 

participants who are eligible for free 

school meals. 

We would like to thank everyone 

that we worked in partnership with 

to deliver these crucial activities, this 

includes 80/20 Health Bar & Kitchen, 

who provided the hot meals for our 

participants. 


Community Heroes 

Dave 

Bagley 

Can you tell us your role at Urban 

Outreach and how the charity 

supports the Bolton community? 

I have the privilege of being the 

CEO of UOB and in a ‘normal’ year 

we support around 22’000 people 

either through food, housing, Missing 

from home young people and family 

support. Since the pandemic that has 

been nearer 80’000. We also work 

closely with our great partners in 

Housing the Council, 100’s of other 

voluntary organisations, Churches 

and community groups, schools and 

some of the most incredible business 

and business people. 

What does Urban Outreach do 

to support the community and 

individuals over the Christmas 

period? 

Each year in partnership with 1000’s 

of other people we put together the 

Christmas Dinner on Jesus Hampers 

that give around 7000 people a 

complete Christmas dinner in a box 

and few bags, we also have the 

immense joy in supporting Bolton 

lions with their toy appeal. It is our 

hope and prayer that thorough this 

incredible act of kindness many will 

feel the love of the many 1000’s of 

adults and children that wanted them 

to know they were being thought of. 

At The Heart Of 

The Community 

How are Urban Outreach working in 

partnership with Bolton Wanderers 

in the Community? 

How don’t we!!! Working with Bolton 

Wanderers in the Community is more 

than just a partnership! it is the way 

Bolton does kindness and charity. 

We enjoy being able to support 

and be supported by the whole 

club throughout the year to provide 

67’000 summer Lunches, activities 

and a host of exciting sporting 

sessions. We laugh and at times cry 

together but most importantly we 

stand together alongside our great 

Town of Bolton. 

Scan me... 

To support our work through 

a donation please scan this 

QR code to go through to our 

JustGiving page. Thank you 

for your support. 

For further information about Bolton Wanderers 

in the Community, please visit www.bwitc.org.uk 


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2021|22 SEASON 

Fixtures and Results 

DATE KO/F-A H/A OPPOSITION ATTN STARTING XI 

SAT AUG 07 21 15:00 D 3-3 MK DONS 16,087 GILKS JONES BAPTISTE 1 JOHNSTON JOHN WILLIAMS n SHEEHAN 1 

TUE AUG 10 20:00 D 0-0* BARNSLEY [CC] 7,147 DIXON JONES ALMEIDA SANTOS JOHNSTON GORDON WILLIAMS LEE 

SAT AUG 14 15:00 D 3-3 AFC WIMBLEDON TBC DIXON JONES n ALMEIDA SANTOS BAPTISTE JOHN WILLIAMS SHEEHAN 1 n 

TUE AUG 17 19:45 W 1-0 LINCOLN CITY 9,130 DIXON JONES ALMEIDA SANTOS JOHNSTON GORDON WILLIAMS SHEEHAN 

SAT AUG 21 15:00 W 2-0 OXFORD UNITED 15,073 DIXON JONES ALMEIDA SANTOS JOHNSTON JOHN WILLIAMS SHEEHAN 

TUE AUG 24 19:45 

D 0-0** 

WIGAN ATHLETIC [CC2] 11,660 GILKS BROCKBANK BAPTISTE JOHNSTON GORDON THOMASON LEE n 

SAT AUG 28 15:00 L 1-0 CAMBRIDGE UNITED 6,124 DIXON JONES ALMEIDA SANTOS n JOHNSTON JOHN WILLIAMS n SHEEHAN 

TUE AUG 31 19:00 W 3-2 PORT VALE [PJT] 2,926 GILKS BROCKBANK n ALMEIDA SANTOS n BAPTISTE n GORDON TUTTE THOMASON 

MON SEP 06 15:00 D 0-0 BURTON ALBION 13,305 DIXON JONES ALMEIDA SANTOS JOHNSTON n GORDON WILLIAMS n LEE 

SAT SEP 11 15:00 W 5-2 IPSWICH TOWN 19,267 DIXON JONES n ALMEIDA SANTOS JOHNSTON 1 GORDON WILLIAMS SHEEHAN 1 

SAT SEP 18 15:00 L 0-2 ROTHERHAM UNITED 20,877 DIXON JONES n ALMEIDA SANTOS JOHNSTON GORDON WILLIAMS n SHEEHAN 

SAT SEP 25 15:00 L 1-0 SUNDERLAND 32,368 DIXON JONES ALMEIDA SANTOS n JOHNSTON GORDON WILLIAMS SHEEHAN 

TUE SEP 28 19:45 W 4-1 CHARLTON ATHLETIC 12,707 DIXON JONES n ALMEIDA SANTOS n BAPTISTE JOHN WILLIAMS LEE 2 

SAT OCT 02 15:00 W 2-1 SHREWSBURY TOWN 14,124 DIXON JONES ALMEIDA SANTOS n JOHNSTON JOHN WILLIAMS LEE 

TUE OCT 05 19:00 W 4-1 LIVERPOOL U21 [PJT] 2,299 GILKS BROCKBANK AIMSON BAPTISTE GORDON SHEEHAN COMLEY 

SAT OCT 09 15:00 L 1-0 SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY 23,692 DIXON JONES n ALMEIDA SANTOS JOHNSTON JOHN WILLIAMS LEE 

SAT OCT 16 15:00 L 0-4 WIGAN ATHLETIC 20,892 DIXON BROCKBANK ALMEIDA SANTOS n JOHNSTON n GORDON WILLIAMS SHEEHAN 

TUE OCT 19 19:45 L 3-0 PLYMOUTH ARGYLE 12,813 DIXON BROCKBANK BAPTISTE JOHNSTON GORDON WILLIAMS LEE n 

SAT OCT 23 15:00 D 2-2 GILLINGHAM 13,807 DIXON ISGROVE ALMEIDA SANTOS JOHNSTON JOHN WILLIAMS SHEEHAN 

SAT OCT 30 15:00 L 1-0 PORTSMOUTH 16,231 DIXON ISGROVE ALMEIDA SANTOS AIMSON JOHN WILLIAMS LEE 

TUE NOV 02 19:00 W 3-0 ROCHDALE [PJT] 1,116 DIXON ISGROVE ALMEIDA SANTOS BAPTISTE JOHN 1 WILLIAMS SHEEHAN 

SUN NOV 7 15:00 D 2-2 STOCKPORT COUNTY [FAC1] 11,183 DIXON ISGROVE n ALMEIDA SANTOS n BAPTISTE JOHN WILLIAMS LEE 

FRI NOV 12 20:00 W 2-0 CREWE ALEXANDRA 13,804 DIXON ISGROVE ALMEIDA SANTOS AIMSON JOHN WILLIAMS SHEEHAN 1 

WED NOV 17 19:45 L 5-3† STOCKPORT COUNTY [FAC1R] 10,084 DIXON ISGROVE n ALMEIDA SANTOS JOHNSTON JOHN THOMASON LEE 

SAT NOV 20 15:00 L 1-0 WYCOMBE WANDERERS 5,710 DIXON BAPTISTE ALMEIDA SANTOS AIMSON JOHN WILLIAMS LEE 

TUE NOV 23 20:00 W 3-0 DONCASTER ROVERS 12,501 DIXON GORDON ALMEIDA SANTOS AIMSON JOHN THOMASON 1 LEE 

SAT NOV 27 15:00 D 2-2 CHELTENHAM TOWN 13,145 DIXON GORDON ALMEIDA SANTOS AIMSON JOHN JOHNSTON LEE 

TUE NOV 30 19:00 W 1-0 FLEETWOOD TOWN [PJT] 1,773 DIXON GORDON BAPTISTE AIMSON JOHN JOHNSTON LEE 1 

TUE DEC 07 19:45 L 3-0 FLEETWOOD TOWN 3,279 DIXON AIMSON ALMEIDA SANTOS n JOHNSTON GORDON JOHN LEE 

SAT DEC 11 15:00 L 1-0 ACCRINGTON STANLEY 4,546 DIXON SENIOR BAPTISTE JOHNSTON JOHN WILLIAMS LEE 

SUN DEC 26 15:00 P-P MORECAMBE 

SAT JAN 01 22 15:00 L 2-1 ROTHERHAM UNITED 9,736 DIXON n SENIOR ALMEIDA SANTOS n AIMSON JOHN JOHNSTON THOMASON 

TUE JAN 04 19:00 L 1-0 HARTLEPOOL UNITED [PJT] 2,529 DIXON FOSSEY ALMEIDA SANTOS n JOHNSTON JOHN THOMASON n WILLIAMS 

SAT JAN 08 P-P H CAMBRIDGE UNITED 

TUE JAN 11 20:00 H WYCOMBE WANDERERS 

SAT JAN 15 15:00 H IPSWICH TOWN 

SAT JAN 22 15:00 A SHREWSBURY TOWN 

SAT JAN 29 15:00 H SUNDERLAND 

SAT FEB 05 15:00 A MORECAMBE 

TUE FEB 08 20:00 H CHARLTON ATHLETIC 

SAT FEB 12 15:00 A OXFORD UNITED 

TUE FEB 15 19:45 A BURTON ALBION 

SAT FEB 19 15:00 H AFC WIMBLEDON 

TUE FEB 22 20:00 H LINCOLN CITY 

SAT FEB 26 15:00 A MK DONS 

SAT MAR 05 15:00 A GILLINGHAM 

SAT MAR 12 15:00 H PLYMOUTH ARGYLE 

SAT MAR 19 15:00 A CREWE ALEXANDRA 

SAT MAR 26 15:00 H PORTSMOUTH 

SAT APR 02 15:00 A WIGAN ATHLETIC 

SAT APR 09 15:00 H SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY 

FRI APR 15 15:00 A DONCASTER ROVERS 

MON APR 18 15:00 H ACCRINGTON STANLEY 

SAT APR 23 15:00 A CHELTENHAM TOWN 

SAT APR 30 15:00 H FLEETWOOD TOWN 

ALL FIXTURES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE | *BOLTON WON 5-4 ON PENALTIES | **BOLTON LOST 5-4 ON PENALTIES 


SUBSTITUES 

REFEREE 

SARCEVIC AFOLAYAN BAKAYOKO 1 DOYLE ISGROVE (72) LEE (85) KACHUNGA (85) DIXON ALMEIDA SANTOS THOMASON DELFOUNESO M. COY 

SARCEVIC ISGROVE DELFOUNESO DOYLE BAKAYOKO (55) KACHUNGA (65) SHEEHAN (79) BROCKBANK TUTTE THOMASON DARCY O. YATES 

SARCEVIC AFOLAYAN 1 BAKAYOKO DOYLE 1 JOHNSTON (74) KACHUNGA (79) ISGROVE (79) GILKS BROCKBANK LEE THOMASON P. WRIGHT 

SARCEVIC 1 AFOLAYAN BAKAYOKO DOYLE ISGROVE (39) KACHUNGA (69) LEE (81) GILKS BAPTISTE BROCKBANK THOMASON S. BARROTT 

SARCEVIC AFOLAYAN 1 ISGROVE DOYLE 1 BAPTISTE (71) KACHUNGA (81) LEE (88) GILKS BROCKBANK THOMASON DELFOUNESO N. HAIR 

SHEEHAN AFOLAYAN n DELFOUNESO KACHUNGA n DOYLE (65) SARCEVIC (68) JONES (72) DIXON ALMEIDA SANTOS JOHN TUTTE T. BRAMALL 

SARCEVIC n AFOLAYAN ISGROVE DOYLE KACHUNGA (65) BAPTISTE (75) DELFOUNESO (81) GILKS GORDON TUTTE THOMASON T. NIELD 

DELFOUNESO 1 n ISGROVE KACHUNGA DOYLE 1 AFOLAYAN 1 (67) SARCEVIC (67) HENRY (90+1) DIXON SENIOR JOHNSTON CONWAY S. OLDHAM 

SARCEVIC ISGROVE AFOLAYAN DOYLE KACHUNGA (72) DELFOUNESO (88) GILKS BROCKBANK BAPTISTE TUTTE THOMASON J. SMITH 

SARCEVIC ISGROVE n AFOLAYAN 2 DOYLE 1 KACHUNGA (62) LEE (74) BAPTISTE (81) GILKS AIMSON THOMASON DELFOUNESO R. MADLEY 

SARCEVIC ISGROVE AFOLAYAN n DOYLE LEE (71) KACHUNGA (76) GILKS AIMSON BAPTISTE THOMASON DELFOUNESO J. BELL 

SARCEVIC ISGROVE AFOLAYAN n DOYLE n KACHUNGA (61) JOHN (72) LEE (85) GILKS BAPTISTE THOMASON DELFOUNESO S. PURKISS 

SARCEVIC 1 ISGROVE AFOLAYAN 1 DOYLE GORDON (62) JOHNSTON (78) DELFOUNESO (85) GILKS BROCKBANK SHEEHAN THOMASON L. SWABEY 

SARCEVIC 1 KACHUNGA AFOLAYAN 1 DOYLE ISGROVE (46) BAKAYOKO (71) SHEEHAN (78) GORDON BAPTISTE THOMASON DELFOUNESO M. EDWARDS 

THOMASON KACHUNGA ISGROVE DELFOUNESO 1 BAKAYOKO 2 (46) HENRY (67) PETTIFER (72) DIXON TWEEDLEY JOHNSTON CONWAY A. HAINES 

SARCEVIC KACHUNGA AFOLAYAN n DOYLE SHEEHAN (74) BAKAYOKO (74) ISGROVE (74) GORDON BAPTISTE THOMASON DELFOUNESO D. ROCK 

BAKAYOKO SARCEVIC AFOLAYAN DOYLE ISGROVE 55 KACHUNGA 61 THOMASON 73 n GILKS DELFOUNESO AIMSON BAPTISTE C. BREAKSPEAR 

SHEEHAN ISGROVE AFOLAYAN n BAKAYOKO n SARCEVIC 62 DOYLE 66 KACHUNGA 66 GILKS DELFOUNESO AIMSON THOMASON K. STROUD 

LEE 1 KACHUNGA AFOLAYAN n 1 DOYLE AIMSON (46) BAKAYOKO (53) DELFOUNESO (83) GILKS BROCKBANK GORDON THOMASON B. TONER 

AFOLAYAN KACHUNGA DELFOUNESO DOYLE SHEEHAN (56) BROCKBANK (72) JOHNSTON (72) GILKS BAPTISTE GORDON THOMASON C. HICKS 

THOMASON KACHUNGA AFOLAYAN 1 DOYLE 1 DELFOUNESO (72) EDWARDS (90+1) HENRY (90+1) GILKS AIMSON JOHNSTON GORDON A. KITCHEN 

THOMASON KACHUNGA 1 n AFOLAYAN DOYLE 1 GORDON (46) DELFOUNESO (69) BAKAYOKO (76) GILKS | AIMSON | EDWARDS | JOHNSTON | PETTIFER | HENRY T. NIELD 

LEE KACHUNGA n AFOLAYAN BAKAYOKO 1 AMAECHI (87) GILKS BAPTISTE GORDON JOHNSTON THOMASON DELFOUNESO J. BELL 

SHEEHAN n KACHUNGA 1 n AFOLAYAN BAKAYOKO 1 DELFOUNESO (74) AMAECHI (77) n AIMSON (90+3) GORDON (100) GILKS | BAPTISTE | PETTIFER | TWEEDLEY | HENRY S. BARROTT 

ISGROVE THOMASON AFOLAYAN KACHUNGA JOHNSTON (57) AMAECHI (81) GILKS GORDON PETTIFER HENRY DELFOUNESO D. ROCK 

ISGROVE KACHUNGA 1 AFOLAYAN n DOYLE 1 JOHNSTON (31) AMAECHI (59) DELFOUNESO (71) GILKS PETTIFER HENRY - S. MARTIN 

THOMASON n KACHUNGA 1 AMAECHI 1 DOYLE DELFOUNESO (70) BAPTISTE (84) GILKS CONWAY TWEEDLEY PETTIFER HENRY R. JOYCE 

THOMASON AFOLAYAN AMAECHI DOYLE PETTIFER (70) KACHUNGA (70) DELFOUNESO (70) TWEEDLEY (83) HENRY (84) GILKS - B. SPEEDIE 

THOMASON KACHUNGA AFOLAYAN DOYLE AMAECHI (67) BAPTISTE (74) GILKS CONWAY TWEEDLEY PETTIFER DELFOUNESO S. STOCKSBRIDGE 

THOMASON KACHUNGA AFOLAYAN DOYLE AMAECHI (66) DELFOUNESO (88) GILKS BROCKBANK GORDON TWEEDLEY PETTIFER A. YOUNG 

DELFOUNESO KACHUNGA AFOLAYAN n DOYLE 1 BAKAYOKO (71) BROCKBANK (77) GORDON (85) GILKS BAPTISTE TWEEDLEY PETTIFER G. ELTRINGHAM 

DELFOUNESO AFOLAYAN KACHUNGA CHARLES BAKAYOKO (55) DOYLE (61) GORDON (85) GILKS BROCKBANK AIMSON BAPTISTE A. BACKHOUSE 


KEY: GOALSCORER1 | FIRST SUB | SECOND SUB | THIRD SUB | † OWN GOAL | YELLOW CARD | RED CARD 

The Wanderer 13

PLAYER STATISTICS 

2021/22 

SKY BET CARABAO FA CUP PAPA JOHN’S TOTAL FOR DISCIPLINARY TOTAL BWFC CAREER TOTAL 

LEAGUE ONE CUP 

TROPHY 2021/22 

CAREER 

PLAYER D.O.B APPS GOALS APPS GOALS APPS GOALS APPS GOALS TOTAL GOALS YELLOW RED APPS GOALS APPS GOALS 

MATT GILKS 04/06/1982 1 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 4 0 0 0 39 0 530 0 

GETHIN JONES 13/10/1995 12 0 1(1) 0 0 0 0 0 13(1) 0 6 0 54 3 155 3 

DECLAN JOHN 30/06/1995 16(1) 0 0 0 2 0 3 1 19(3) 1 0 0 43 3 159 6 

MJ WILLIAMS 06/11/1995 19 0 1 0 1 0 2 0 23 0 4 0 44 0 159 1 

RICARDO ALMEIDA SANTOS 18/06/1995 20 0 1 0 2 0 3 0 26 0 9 1 74 0 240 7 

GEORGE JOHNSTON 01/09/1998 17(5) 1 2 0 1 0 2 0 22(5) 1 2 0 27 1 53 2 

NATHAN DELFOUNESO 02/02/1991 2(7) 0 2 0 0(2) 0 3(2) 2 7(11) 2 1 0 65 10 429 67 

JOSH SHEEHAN 30/03/1995 12(3) 4 1(1) 0 1 0 2 0 16(4) 4 2 0 20 4 229 21 

DION CHARLES 07/10/1995 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 233 72 

EOIN DOYLE 12/03/1988 20(1) 5 1(1) 0 1 1 3(1) 2 25(3) 8 1 0 73 27 406 146 

ANTONI SARCEVIC 13/03/1992 13(1) 3 1(1) 0 0 0 0(1) 0 14(3) 3 1 0 52 11 463 80 

AMADOU BAKAYOKO 01/01/1996 6(4) 2 0(1) 0 1(1) 1 0(2) 2 8(7) 5 1 0 15 5 219 40 

JOEL DIXON 09/12/1993 22 0 1 0 2 0 3 0 28 0 1 0 28 0 229 0 

XAVIER AMAECHI 05/01/2001 1(5) 1 0 0 0(1) 0 1 0 2(6) 1 1 0 8 1 20 1 

WILL AIMSON 03/06/1994 7(1) 0 0 0 0(1) 0 2 0 9(2) 0 0 0 11 0 181 6 

DAPO AFOLAYAN 11/09/1997 22 7 1 0 2 0 3(1) 2 28(1) 9 7 0 51 10 114 27 

ANDREW TUTTE 21/09/1990 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 21 0 320 27 

KIERAN LEE 22/06/1988 13(6) 3 2 0 2 0 1 1 18(6) 4 2 0 44 6 405 34 

HARRY BROCKBANK 26/09/1998 2(2) 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 5(2) 0 1 0 37 0 38 0 

DENNIS POLITIC 05/03/2000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 30 5 41 7 

LLOYD ISGROVE 12/01/1993 12(6) 0 1 0 2 0 3 0 18(6) 0 3 0 58 3 178 7 

ELIAS KACHUNGA 22/04/1992 12(11) 2 1(1) 0 2 2 4(1) 0 18(14) 4 4 0 32 3 233 28 

GEORGE THOMASON 12/01/2001 6(1) 1 1 0 2 0 5 0 14(1) 1 3 0 40 2 75 4 

LIAM EDWARDS 02/10/1996 0 0 0 0 0 0 0(1) 0 0(1) 0 0 0 8 0 39 0 

ALEX BAPTISTE 31/01/1986 6(4) 1 1 0 1 0 4 0 12(5) 1 1 0 102 5 606 27 

BRANDON COMLEY 18/11/1995 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 15 0 154 3 

LIAM GORDON 15/05/1999 10(2) 0 2 0 0(2) 0 3(1) 0 15(5) 0 0 0 35 0 111 7 

RONAN DARCY 04/11/2000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 34 2 34 2 

ALI CRAWFORD 30/07/1991 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 38 3 359 45 

ADAM SENIOR 20/01/2002 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 7 1 20 4 

LUKE HUTCHINSON 01/09/2002 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 

REISS GREENIDGE 08/02/1996 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 0 46 1 

MATTHEW ALEXANDER 07/05/2002 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 0 

FINLAY LOCKETT 10/04/2003 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 5 0 

JAY FITZMARTIN 14/09/2002 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 

MITCHELL HENRY 02/09/2003 0 0 0 0 0 0 0(4) 0 0(4) 0 0 0 4 0 4 0 

ARRAN PETTIFER 01/10/2003 0 0 0 0 0 0 0(2) 0 0(2) 0 0 0 2 0 2 0 

MATTHEW TWEEDLEY 16/04/2004 0 0 0 0 0 0 0(1) 0 0(1) 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 

Players highlighted in grey are currently out on loan or have left the club. 

LEAGUE ONE 

Table 2021/22 

AROUND THE GROUNDS 

Tuesday 11 Jan | KO 7.45pm 

Milton Keynes Dons 

vs 

AFC Wimbledon 

HOME 

AWAY 

P W D L F A W D L F A GD PTS 

1 Rotherham 24 9 2 2 32 13 6 3 2 13 4 +28 50 

2 Sunderland 24 10 1 1 29 6 5 3 4 18 20 +21 49 

3 Wigan 21 6 2 3 15 10 8 1 1 25 10 +20 45 

4 Wycombe 24 8 1 2 19 14 5 5 3 18 13 +10 45 

5 Oxford 24 8 4 2 27 13 4 3 3 13 12 +15 43 

6 Plymouth 24 7 3 2 18 11 5 4 3 20 14 +13 43 

7 MK Dons 23 6 3 3 17 13 5 3 3 25 16 +13 39 

8 Portsmouth 23 6 3 2 16 10 4 4 4 12 12 +6 37 

9 Sheff Wed 24 5 4 1 15 8 4 6 4 15 19 +3 37 

10 Accrington 24 7 1 4 19 18 3 3 6 11 21 -9 34 

11 Ipswich 24 5 6 2 23 18 3 2 6 16 16 +5 32 

12 Burton 23 7 2 3 22 13 2 2 7 6 16 -1 31 

13 Charlton 24 5 3 5 19 15 3 2 6 11 14 +1 29 

14 Shrewsbury 25 7 3 3 17 12 1 2 9 9 17 -3 29 

15 Cheltenham 24 5 3 4 15 20 2 5 5 15 23 -13 29 

16 Cambridge U 24 3 6 4 15 18 3 3 5 17 20 -6 27 

17 Bolton 23 4 4 2 16 15 3 1 9 14 20 -5 26 

18 AFC W'bledon 21 2 5 2 15 15 4 2 6 15 20 -5 25 

19 Morecambe 24 4 4 5 19 22 2 1 8 15 27 -15 23 

20 Fleetwood 23 4 2 6 20 20 1 5 5 16 23 -7 22 

21 Lincoln 22 2 3 6 10 16 3 4 4 14 15 -7 22 

22 Gillingham 23 2 3 5 7 14 1 6 6 11 20 -16 18 

23 Crewe 24 3 3 5 12 18 1 3 9 10 25 -21 18 

24 Doncaster 23 4 3 4 10 13 0 1 11 6 30 -27 16 

Sunderland 


Lincoln City 

Tuesday 11 Jan | KO 8pm 

Bolton Wanderers 


Wycombe Wanderers 

Wednesday 12 Jan | KO 7.45pm 

Crewe Alexandra 


Charlton Athletic 


The 

SQUADS 

Bolton 

Wanderers 

The Manager 

IAN EVATT 

1. l Matt GILKS 

2. l Gethin JONES 

3. l Declan JOHN 

4. l MJ WILLIAMS 

5. l Ricardo ALMEIDA SANTOS 

6. l George JOHNSTON 

7. l Nathan DELFOUNESO 

8. l Josh SHEEHAN 

10. l Dion CHARLES 

11. l Amadou BAKAYOKO 

12. l Joel DIXON 

13. l Marlon FOSSEY 

14. l Xavier AMAECHI 

15. l Will AIMSON 

17. l Dapo AFOLAYAN 

18. l Andrew TUTTE 

20. l Kieran LEE 

21. l Harry BROCKBANK 

22. l Dennis POLITIC* 

23. l Lloyd ISGROVE 

24. l Elias KACHUNGA 

25. l George THOMASON 

26. l Liam EDWARDS** 

27. l Alex BAPTISTE 

29. l Liam GORDON 

30. l Ronan DARCY 

34. l Adam SENIOR 

40. l Luke HUTCHINSON 

41. l Reiss GREENIDGE*** 

42. l Matthew TWEEDLEY 

43. l Matthew ALEXANDER 

44. l Finlay LOCKETT 

45. l Jay FITZMARTIN**** 

47. l Max CONWAY 

48. l Mitchell HENRY 

49. l Arran PETTIFER 

*On loan at Port Vale until the end of the season. 

**On loan at Southport until the end of the season. 

***On loan at Barnet until the end of the season. 

****On loan at Stalybridge Celtic until the end of the season 

wycombe 

wanderers 

The Manager 

GARETH AINSWORTH 

2. l Jack GRIMMER 

3. l Joe JACOBSON 

4. l Dominic GAPE 

5. l Anthony STEWART 

6. l Ryan TAFAZOLLI 

7. l David WHEELER 

8. l Curtis THOMPSON 

9. l Sam VOKES 

10. l Matt BLOOMFIELD 

12. l Garath McCLEARY 

13. l David STOCKDALE 

16. l Sullay KAIKAI 

17. l Daryl HORGAN 

18. l Brandon HANLAN 

19. l Anis MEHMETI 

20. l Adebayo AKINFENWA 

21. l Jack WAKELY 

22. l Nick FREEMAN 

23. l Jordan OBITA 

24. l Adam LEATHERS 

25. l Ali AL-HAMADI 

26. l Jason MCCARTHY 

27. l Jean-Baptiste FISCHER 

28. l Josh SCOWEN 

29. l Tjay DE BARR 

30. l Tyla DICKINSON 

31. l Adam PRZYBEK 

32. l Curtis ANDERSON 

33. l Oliver PENDLEBURY 

34. l Andre BURLEY 

35. l Max RAM 

36. l Malachi LINTON 

38. l Chris FORINO 

39. l Connor PARSONS 

The 

OFFICIALS 

REFEREE: 

Peter Wright 

ASSISTANT REFEREE: 

Christopher Ward 

ASSISTANT REFEREE: 

David Hunt 

4TH OFFICIAL: 

Anthony Moore 

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KO 3PM 

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