League Two

Football firsts

by
The LeaguePaper Team
19 November 2017

Matt Holland, former Ipswich and Charlton midfielder, talks us through his football memories

First match?
The first game I ever went to was Bolton against Southampton in 1979. I only remember that because my dad kept the programme and used to tell me that was my first game. He’s a big Bolton fan, so that was why I went there. I think he tried to persuade me to be a Bolton fan, but at my school, you were either Manchester United or Manchester City, so he was unsuccessful! I went to watch Bolton and Bury a lot because that was our home town (Bury). Then, I’d go to United a lot ...

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