Last week we gave you the chance to vote for the best players to have played at Macron Stadium/Reebok Stadium. As the week draws to a close cast your eye over those who finished 20th-16th.
20th. Fabrice Muamba
On 16 June 2008, Muamba joined Premier League Bolton Wanderers for a fee of £5 million signing a four-year contract. The midfielder would go onto play 148 times for the club scoring four times in all competitions. The beloved midfielder's career was unfortunately cut short after he suffered a cardiac arrest during the first half of an FA Cup tie against Tottenham Hotspur. The 29-year-old made a full recovery, however, was forced to retire from football.
🙌 To celebrate 2⃣0⃣ years at BL6, you've been voting for your best #BWFC players and the results are in! 2⃣0⃣th place goes to @fmuamba! 🐘 🏰 pic.twitter.com/hU0Vzut8Ac
— Bolton Wanderers FC (@OfficialBWFC) September 4, 2017
19th. Bruno N'Gotty
Bruno N'Gotty originally joined the club on loan in September 2001, however, come the following January his move to the Whites was made permanent. The Frenchman featured 172 times scoring seven goals across five years before eventually leaving to join Birmingham City.
🙌 1⃣9⃣th place in our best Wanderers players to have played at The Reebok Stadium/Macron Stadium vote goes to Bruno N'Gotty! #BWFC 🐘 🏰 pic.twitter.com/3B2RttAzw8
— Bolton Wanderers FC (@OfficialBWFC) September 5, 2017
18th. Stuart Holden
Despite his career ending prematurely due to injury, Stuart Holden places 18th on the list. The American became a cult hero during his time at the club despite only playing 38 times for the Wanderers. The energetic midfielder scored twice for Bolton, including that memorable goal against Blackburn Rovers.
🙌 You voted @stuholden 1⃣8⃣th in our best #BWFC players to have played at BL6 poll! But who finished in 1⃣7⃣th place? Find out tomorrow! 🐘 🏰 pic.twitter.com/M6FdotYVlP
— Bolton Wanderers FC (@OfficialBWFC) September 6, 2017
17th. Eidur Gudjohnsen
Over the course of two spells with Bolton, the Icelandic striker featured nearly 100 times scoring 33 times. Joining on a free transfer in 1998 from Dutch side PSV Gudjohnsen's spent two years at the Reebok Stadium before departing for Chelsea. The 38-year-old would return in 2014 for a solitary season.
🙌 @Eidur22Official's two memorable spells with the club see him finish 1⃣7⃣th in our best #BWFC players to have played at BL6 poll! 🐘 🏰 pic.twitter.com/8oTJTJaAIB
— Bolton Wanderers FC (@OfficialBWFC) September 7, 2017
16th. El Hadji Diouf
A favourite amongst the Wanderers faithful, the Senegalese international originally joined the club on loan from Liverpool in 2004 before making his move permanent the following summer. Over the course of four years, Diouf would play over 100 times and scored the club's first ever goal in a European competition.
🙌 You voted El Hadji Diouf 1⃣6⃣th in our best #BWFC players to have played at Reebok/Macron Stadium poll! We'll reveal 1⃣5⃣th on Monday! 🐘 🏰 pic.twitter.com/8NCDtkyT9T
— Bolton Wanderers FC (@OfficialBWFC) September 8, 2017