Welcome back to Wanderers Way where today Derek and John are joined by Wanderers' legend Guðni Bergsson!

The trio talk about Guðni's career, his time at Wanderers and what he is getting up to out of football.

Timestamps:

2:31 - Introduction

5:05 - Move to Tottenham Hotspur

10:15 - Arriving at Bolton

16:18 - The BWFC dressing room

20:08 - Reading Play-Off final

27:04 - Playing in Colin Todd's team

30:26 - Goal against Barnsley on Boxing Day

34:44 - Playing under Big Sam

37:34 - Icelandic recruitment of players

42:07 - Guðni returning to Bolton

45:17 - Preston North End Play-Off final

Welcome back to Wanderers Way, where this week's guest is none other than Julian Darby, a man who has done everything from being a ball boy to being in the dugout!

John and Derek talk to Julian about what it is like playing for your boyhood club, Julian's career and THAT week earlier this season in which Julian took temporary charge.

Timestamps:

2:25 - Introduction

9:05 - Julian as a ball boy

12:45 - Professional debut

14:46 - Playing for your home town team

16:51 - Huddersfield away reaction

18:38 - Phil Neal

20:30 - Playing in the Premier League

24:35 - Sherpa Van Trophy Final

28:51 - Achieving promotion

36:14 - Burnden Park

39:18 - Leaving BWFC

44:08 - Wes Morgan vs Billy Davies

58:58 - Retiring and becoming a coach

1:09:58 - Taking interim charge of BWFC

On this week's episode, Derek and John catch-up with infamous Wanderers broadcaster Jack Dearden!

Having spent over the last 30 years commentating on Bolton Wanderers, most notably for BBC Radio Manchester, Jack recalls some of his favourite times, how he got into the industry and how he thinks Bolton will get on in the run-in of the 2024/25 season.

Timestamps:

2:08 - Introduction

8:13 - Wembley

13:31 - How he became a commentator

15:50 - Working in Egypt

20:30 - Becoming a Wanderers commentator

24:49 - The Sam Allardyce era

32:16 - The legendary players

42:49 - The League Two season

51:51 - Papa Johns Trophy final

56:49 - Wanderers Managers