Icons Beer Mat A4 Print

Bolton Wanderers beer mats A4 unframed print: The 'Icons' collection celebrates some of the clubs most iconic players and managers.

- JAY-JAY OKOCHA: A Nigerian-themed beer mat in tribute to the talismanic Trotters' No.10.
- RICARDO GARDNER: A Jamaican-inspired coaster celebrating the loyal left-sided Bolton legend and his 14-year association with the club.
- STELIOS: A Greek-themed beer mat marking the contribution of the much-loved former Bolton midfielder.
- BIG SAM: No Bolton collection would be complete with a coaster toasting Sam Allardyce, who had two playing spells at the club before managing Bolton for eight years.
- YOURI DJORKAEFF: A classy coaster for a classy player, this mat pays tribute to the silky French attacker who graced The Reebook from 2002-2004.
- KEVIN DAVIES: A no-nonsense beer mat for a no-nonsense striker. A frontman who notched more than 350 appearances deserves his own coaster.
- JOHN McGINLAY: This set also celebrates 'Super' John McGinlay, who scored nearly 90 goals for The Whites between 1992 and 1997.
- JAASKELAINEN: This coaster, based on one of the Bolton goalkeeper shirts worn by Jussi himself, pays tribute to the Finnish stopper.
- IVAN CAMPO: A cheeky Spanish-themed beer mat, this coaster heralds the Champions League-winning defender.

Product code: 2400701

Click and Collect orders are available for collection Monday to Saturday (9am-5.30pm) from the Club Shop at the Toughsheet Community Stadium. Orders are usually ready for collection after 24 hours but please wait for your confirmation email before visiting the store.

If, for any reason, you are unhappy with your purchase you can return it to us within 28 days of purchase in an unworn/unused condition for a full refund or exchange along with your proof of purchase.

We cannot accept personalised shirts for refund or exchange.  BWFC does not accept responsibility should a player leave the Club or change squad number. Personalised shirts may only be returned if deemed faulty by BWFC.

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