New five-year deal for Allardyce

Bolton manager Sam Allardyce has been rewarded with an improved five-year contract after taking the club to fourth in the table.

Mon, 18 Oct, 2004 - 15:10

Bolton manager Sam Allardyce has been rewarded with an improved five-year contract after taking the club to fourth in the table.

The news was revealed today by chairman Phil Gartside on the eve of Allardyce’s fifth anniversary at the club, which coincides with his 50th birthday.

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Courts Soccer Heathrow Person: Allardyce Person: Sam Allardyce Person: Phil Gartside Person: Gartside Person: Sam Organisation: Bolton Organisation: Press Association

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