The Wanderer

Darryl and Jacko chew through all the details of Antoni Sarcevic's shock departure - what could have lead to the team captain dropping two leagues and leaving for Stockport County? Plus, does the fight back against Gillingham put speculation of team discontent to bed?

Darryl, Jacko and Maggie discuss a rocky week for the Wanderers; as the injuries stack up, defeat and crowd trouble against rivals Wigan and a wash out on the road against Plymouth. Plus, how to find 'plan b', built up expectations and manager Ian Evatt's assessment of a 'bad week.'

Darryl, Jacko and Maggie discuss the frustrating defeat to Sheffield Wednesday at Hillsborough, the 'expected goals' ratio, Doyle's place in the team and if January is really the answer. Plus, Newcastle's takeover and the parallels to Bolton.

Darryl is off this week, so Jacko and Maggie are joined by former Wanderers defender Nicky Hunt to discuss whether football academies really work, dynamic duos and what he thinks about Bolton's current form.

Darryl, Jacko and Maggie pick apart a frustrating defeat to Sunderland and an emphatic victory at Charlton, the ideal midfield and Doyle's contribution. Plus, Bolton's decision to ditch gambling and we remember former Wanderer Roger Hunt, who died this week.

Darryl, Jacko and Maggie discuss the defeat to Rotherham in front of twenty thousand at the Uni Bol, Afolayan's free-kick rate and injuries in the camp.

Darryl, Jacko and Maggie discuss the stunning five goals at Ipswich Town, the competition at left back and the new reserves team. As well as the support shown to Kachunga and Afolayan after more abusive messages.

Darryl, Jacko and Maggie discuss the TV stalemate against Burton Albion, THAT controversial offside and the merits of VAR in the lower leagues.

Darryl, Jacko and Maggie discuss a frustrating afternoon at Cambridge and a comeback victory against Port Vale in the Papa John's Trophy. Plus, transfer deadline day business and a tricky September ahead.

Darryl, Jacko and Maggie are reunited to discuss the defeat to rivals Wigan on penalties and the victory against Oxford, the merits of a cup run, Afolayan great form and Delfouneso's recent struggles. Plus, a look ahead to Cambridge.