Bolton Wanderers fans flocked to watch legends of the club back in the famous white shirt and support a fantastic cause today with a charity match.
More than 13,000 supporters flocked to the University of Bolton Stadium this afternoon to watch the current Wanderers side take on a team of club legends.
Jay-Jay Okocha put the All Star XI team - managed by legendard Bolton boss Sam Allardyce - ahead in the first half from the penalty spot, before George Thomason, Nathan Delfouneso and Xavier Amaechi put the current Wanderers side in front at the break.
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Wanderers boss Ian Evatt came off the bench in the second half to net a hat trick, while Dapo Afolayan also netted for the hosts.
Chris Eagles found the back of the net twice, while John McGinlay netted from the penalty spot for the legends after the break in a 7-4 friendly clash.
The game was held as part of fundraising for the treatment of Wanderers defender Gethin Jones' mother, Karen, who has been diagnosed with motor neurone disease (MND).
And the Wanderers dressing room has taken to Twitter to give their reaction to the weekend, which also included a black tie dinner last night at the UniBol to raise funds.
Eoin Doyle wrote: "To come out and support @GethinJones8 and his family in such big numbers and to show all that generosity over this weekend is remarkable. I feel very grateful to be able to pull on the shirt. Well done everyone."
Ricardo Almeida Santos wrote: "So proud of you and your family brother. This weekend was so special, always got my love and support."
Liam Gordon wrote: "What a special weekend this was."
Goalscorer Afolayan wrote: "What a weekend supporting @GethinJones8 and his family! Amazing to have over 13,000 inside the stadium today for a great cause! Proud to be part of such a special club."
Bolton fan and comedian Paddy McGuinness, who was assistant boss of the Legends All Star XI, wrote: "Great day out at @OfficialBWFC for the @GethinJones8 Match For MND. 13,000 fans all out in support."
