The official page of the Bolton Wanderers Supporters' Trust, est. January 2016.
The Bolton Wanderers Supporters’ Trust is a democratic, not for profit organisation of supporters, committed to strengthening the voice of supporters in the decision making process at the club, and strengthening the links between the club and the community it serves. BWFCST is about channeling the passion of our supporters into a forward thinking organisation that looks to the long term, offering
07/06/2026
👪 Get Father's Day boxed off nice and early!
✅ Complimentary drink on arrival
✅ Two-course carvery
✅ Live singer
✅ Stadium tour voucher for Dad
Book here and let us do the rest - https://bwfootball.club/4udMKsK
06/06/2026
On the 82nd anniversary of D-Day, we remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice, like our captain Harry Goslin, and fought for our freedom.
Harry was the captain of the famous Wartime Wanderers and was the only member of that squad who did not return home at the end of the conflict.
On the 75th anniversary of D-Day, we remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice, like our captain Harry Goslin, and fought for our freedom.
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05/06/2026
🏟️ Bolton Wanderers Women are delighted to announce a new home for the 2026/27 season!
All home fixtures next campaign will be played at the Ginge Power Stadium, home of Daisy Hill FC, who are managed by former Wanderer Nicky Hunt. 🤍
Click here to read in full 👉 https://bwfootball.club/3RM5Sk8
03/06/2026
💪 It's already less than a month before EFL Fixture release day!
Who are we looking forward to facing, Whites? 🆚
02/06/2026
What a day to receive this.
Amid everything that happened at Wembley on Sunday, Chairman Sharon Brittan had the honour of presenting Graham Hill with his father's England legacy cap, number 812, with Freddie's family present to share the moment.
Freddie Hill is one of the great Bolton Wanderers players. He spent 11 years at Burnden Park, made 412 appearances and scored 79 goals. A First Division inside forward who had every reason to leave and chose to stay. Liverpool came for him. He stayed here.
England selected him in October 1962. His debut came against Northern Ireland in Belfast and a second cap against Wales at Wembley followed the next month. The FA's legacy programme gives every player who represented the Three Lions their own number in a lineage that runs back to 1872. Freddie's number is 812.
He won that second cap at Wembley. Six decades later, his son Graham came to the same ground to collect what the family always deserved, on the day we went back up.
We're so glad you were there, Graham. Thank you, Freddie.
02/06/2026
'Super John' Clocking Up Miles For MND | Bolton Wanderers FC Club legend John McGinlay puts best foot forward as part of the March of the Day III
01/06/2026
The trust is looking to provide as wide a platform as possible for Wanderers supporters to have a voice regarding all-things BWFC. It doesn’t matter how big or small your groups may be, as all supporters’ voices need to be heard.
Affiliate membership of the trust will allow Wanderers supporters groups a method of registering their views and opinions not only on BWFC-related matters, but also on the subject of wider football governance.
If there are any Wanderers fans who are members of BWFC supporters groups, both in the UK and worldwide, who would like to become affiliates of the BWFCST, please make contact on:
📧 [email protected]
Have a look at some of our current affiliate groups and get in touch if you would like further information.
ℹ️ www.bwfcst.co.uk/affiliates
01/06/2026