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BOLTON W 1972-73 DIVISION THREE CHAMPIONS

By Neil Fissler

IAN SEDDON admits he was frustrated having to watch Bolton claim back their place in the Second Division.
Seddon was part of the Wanderers squad that had been relegated two seasons earlier and was keen to help them win promotion.
But instead he was stuck on the sidelines in the days of only one substitute and found his chances limited because of the formation played by Jimmy Armfield.
Wanderers were consistent all season in terms of results and team selection which left few opportunities for players looking to break into the si...

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