Ahead of Bolton's last match of the (regular) season, we had the chance to ask Wanderers' american midfielder Stu Holden about his recovery efforts, working his way back into the first team, a bit of nostalgia, and goals for the near future.
Because Bolton Wanderers have such a large first team with 36 players, the numbers were a bit out there.
Kevin Davies does it, Fabrice Muamba does it, and now Stuart Holden also does it...
After this season's embarrassingly early exit in the Capital One Cup to Crawley Town, Bolton Wanderers will have a chance of redeeming themselves in the FA Cup.
The former Bolton midfielder has just launched his new tell-all autobiography. In it, he doesn't mince words at all about his frustration with Bolton's manager.
Both Fabrice Muamba and Stuart Holden were both guests on Sky Sports' Goals on Sunday this morning. Unsurprisingly, a major topic of conversation for everyone involved was Fabrice's health and life after football.
Former Wanderer and source of inspiration, Fabrice Muamba, had yet another scare of cardiac arrest.
One of the biggest questions surrounding Fabrice Muamba following his early retirement earlier this year was just what it was he was going to do now. The big man now plans to meet with FIFA head Sepp Blatter in hopes of getting a job at FIFA house.
The teams that acted so swiftly have been recognized again for what they did, this time as winners of the "Life Savers of the Year" category at the Heart Safe Awards last night in Manchester.
Fabrice Muamba campaigns for CPR education in Britain's schools.
Cascadia derby continues, Muamba retires, and did you know that the USA beat MEXICO?!?
One of the strongest cries came from those who thought it would be wonderful if Bolton Wanderers retired Fabrice Muamba's number 6 as a mark of respect.
