Oasis performing at Reebok Stadium, 2000
Photographed by Jon Super
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Oasis performing at Reebok Stadium, 2000
Photographed by Jon Super
Oasis performing at Reebok Stadium, 2000
Photographed by Jon Super
Bolton Wanderers' Football Implosion
Bolton Wanderers' Football Implosion #BWFC
On November 25, 2006, Bolton Wanderers hosted Arsenal for an eagerly-anticipated Premier League clash at the Reebok Stadium.
Arsene Wenger’s men had recently played in the Champions League final, the squad was packed full of Invincibles and they were among the favourites to win the title. However, they were no match for a Bolton team led by the formidable talents of Nicolas Anelka and El…
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Reebok Stadium - Bolton Wanderers FC print
Reebok Stadium - Bolton Wanderers FC print Proof that newer stadiums can have style and class.
Reebok. Macron. University of Bolton Stadium.
The Reebok Stadium (now the University of Bolton Stadium) was opened in 1997 and has been the home of Bolton Wanderers FC ever since. The ground has also gone by the name Macron Stadium between 2014 and 2018.
As far as “new” grounds go the Reebok is a cracking looking venue. I love the curves and the floodlights. I’ve tried to incorporate those…
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Bonus awesome photo: Chelsea fans celebrate clinching the league title after defeating Bolton Wanderers at Reebok Stadium, 30 April 2005.
Bonus awesome photo: Frank Lampard celebrates scoring the first of his brace en route to a victory over Bolton at the Reebok Stadium that clinched the league for Chelsea, 30 April 2005.