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Premiership Preview–17. Bolton Wanderers
epltalk.com - 8/15/2008
Premiership Preview–17. Bolton Wanderers
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For everyone outside of Manchester United , Chelsea , Liverpool , and Arsenal , success in the Premiership can be fickle. We saw it last year with Tottenham , who wound up an extremely disappointing 11th after two straight 5th-place finishes. We saw it last year with Reading, a club that was relegated a season after finishing comfortably in 8th place. Bolton is a perfect example of this. ...

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