BOLTON WANDERERS
Bolton Wanderers' impressive Reebok Stadium has become home to an array of talent from across the world of football.

PREMIER LEAGUE PERFORMANCE
Bolton are back in the big time with their top-class roster of players matching the impressive surroundings of the Reebok Stadium. Manager Sam Allardyce has continued his policy of signing proven talent for bargain fees, such as World Cup stars Jay-Jay Okocha and Youri Djorkaeff. It's a world away from their position at the inception of the FA Premier League in 1992 when The Trotters were playing in the Second Division. But promotion in 1993, followed by a memorable 4-3 Division One play-off victory against Reading in 1995, handed them a way back into the top flight. Under Colin Todd's leadership, Wanderers claimed an impressive win against Arsenal but the campaign was to ultimately end in relegation. The 2003-2004 campaign marks Bolton's third consecutive season in the Barclaycard Premiership and they will be determined to continue their progression.