A number of Bolton Wanderers supporters have been banned from future matches after anti-social behaviour at recent games. Following incidents at matches against Morecambe, Cambridge and Sunderland, 14 supporters have been issued with banning orders.
The banned fans are aged between 15 and 57-years-old and the orders follow on from similar action taken earlier in the season after Wanderers’ home game against Wigan Athletic in October - taking the number of banning orders issued by Wanderers this season to more than 30.
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