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NEWS ROUND-UP FIRST PRO DEALS FOR ACADEMY GRADUATES Bolton Wanderers are delighted to confirm that three of their Academy players have been awarded first professional contracts. Defender Noah Halford and midfielder Sonny Sharples have signed deals to extend their stay with the Whites and move into the professional ranks. And 17-year-old Sam Inwood, who travelled with the first team squad to Oxford last weekend, has also agreed a three-year professional contract with the club. In addition, right-sided defender Wes Frimpong will move up to the B Team squad next season after activating a clause in his scholarship agreement to receive a first-year professional contract. Like Frimpong, Inwood, Halford and Sharples have all progressed through the Wanderers’ Academy for various lengths of their fledgling careers and as well as playing for the Whites’ Youth Team have also featured for the B Team and trained with Wanderers’ first-team squad. Inwood, a left-sided defender or wing-back who has also trained with the Republic of Ireland U19 squad, has been given a professional contract at the end of his first year as a scholar with Wanderers and will sign up until June, 2026. Halford and Sharples, who are both 18, have signed one-year deals with an option of a further 12 months after nearing the end of their two-year scholarship deals as Wanderers continue to develop a pathway for homegrown young players to progress with the club. Wanderers’ Head of Academy, Dave Gardiner, said: “It’s fantastic for the Academy to see the three boys come through, all with different journeys. “We’ve known Sonny since he was under-8s. He left us for a while but he came back and has really progressed, so he’s deservedly got his contract. “Noah joined us at the end of his under-14 year and has come on leaps and bounds with great potential. “And Sam is a really versatile player who came half-way through his youth phase who can play in a number of positions and it’s really exciting to see how far we can take him with the pathway we’ve got at the club now.” Meanwhile, Wanderers will not be taking up options on secondyear scholars Adam Beardsworth, Joe Brown, Abdul Kamara, Danny Jones and Joel Burgess and Wanderers would like to thank them for their contribution with the Whites and wish them well in their future careers. Pictured from front row left to right are Sam Inwood, Sonny Sharples and Noah Halford with Youth Team Coach Julian Darby (back left) and Head of Academy Dave Gardiner. GOALKEEPERS’ UNION James Trafford fittingly formed part of a tribute to one of his legendary predecessors in the Wanderers’ goalkeeping shirt when the Whites played at Exeter City over Easter. Dick Pym – an England international and three-time FA Cup winner with Wanderers – is currently the subject of an exhibition marking his remarkable life and career in his hometown of Topsham in Devon. A historic blue plaque is also being erected in Topsham in honour of Pym, who played for Exeter before joining Wanderers in 1921 and spending a decade with the Whites. Trafford and current Exeter goalkeeper Jamal Blackman were pictured with the plaque before Wanderers’ win at St James’ Park on Good Friday. Pym – known as the ‘Fisherman Footballer’ after being born into a fishing family and working in the fishing industry before and after his time in Bolton – played 336 games for the Whites. He was part of the Wanderers’ Cup-winning teams of 1923 in the White Horse Final and again in 1926 and 1929. He didn’t concede a goal in any of the games and was the oldest living survivor of the great 1923 Wanderers’ side up to his death in 1988 at the age of 95. Pym – who toured South America with Exeter in 1914 before serving in the First World War – also won three England caps as the standout goalkeeper of the 1920s and is rightly remembered as a Bolton great. www.bwfc.co.uk The Wanderer | 19
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