2014–15 Bolton Wanderers F.C. season

Bolton Wanderers
2014–15 season
Chairman Phil Gartside
Manager Dougie Freedman
(until 3 October)
Andy Hughes & Lee Turner
(caretakers between 4–12 October)
Neil Lennon
(from 12 October)
Stadium Macron Stadium
Championship 18th
FA Cup 4th Round
League Cup 3rd Round
Top goalscorer League: Adam le Fondre (8)
All: Adam le Fondre (8)
Highest home attendance 23,203
(v Blackburn Rovers, 26 December 2014)
Lowest home attendance 9,249
(v Bury, 12 August 2014)
Average home league attendance 14,680
Home colours
Away colours
← 2013–14 2015–16 →

The 2014–15 season was Bolton Wanderers's third consecutive season in the Football League Championship following their relegation from the Premier League in 2012.

It covers the period from 1 July 2014 to 30 June 2015.

Pre-season

On 19 May, four pre-season friendly games were announced, beginning against Macclesfield Town on 18 July and finishing against Port Vale on 30 July, with games against Rochdale and Tranmere Rovers also being played, all away from home. A pre-season tour of Denmark and Sweden was announced on 22 May, which would take in games against Brøndby, Vestsjælland and Mjällby. A final game against Vitesse Arnhem, the first at the renamed Macron Stadium, was added, which would take place on 3 August.

On 30 June, the Reebok Stadium officially changed its name to the Macron Stadium.[1] Later that week, the club confirmed that Stuart Holden would remain with the club for the forthcoming season on a non-contract basis as he continued to regain his fitness.[2]

Bolton's opening game of pre-season ended in a draw, with former Bolton striker Johan Elmander giving Brøndby the lead. Jermaine Beckford missed a penalty for Bolton, before Craig Davies levelled, also from the spot. Robert Hall was sent off late in the game for a rash challenge. In a game where manager Dougie Freedman fielded two different outfield teams either side of half-time, Gambian trialist Modou Barrow made an appearance from the bench, being brought on for academy player Georg Iliev. Wanderers then travelled to Vestsjælland where they picked up their first win of the pre-season, winning 1-0 courtesy of a first half goal from Liam Feeney. Wanderers' final game on their tour came at Mjällby. Bolton raced into the lead, with Jermaine Beckford and Robert Hall both scoring to make it 2-0 after seven minutes. Mjällby responded well, however, with first half goals from Mattias Håkansson, Kristian Haynes and Kwame Bonsu, handing Bolton their first loss of pre-season.

Bolton's first game after coming home from the tour of Denmark and Sweden was away to non-league outfit Macclesfield Town. The home side opened the scoring in the first half through Chris Holroyd but Bolton equalised through young substitute Zach Clough nine minutes from time. They followed this up with a comfortable win against Rochdale, with Neil Danns and young substitute Conor Wilkinson getting the goals. The following game was away to Tranmere Rovers, which finished in a 1-1 draw. Jay Spearing scored his first goal of pre-season to put Wanderers ahead, but Eliot Richards equalised for the home side.Wanderers penultimate game of pre-season came away to Port Vale, where they got off to a good start, with Matt Mills heading home his first goal of pre-season. Jermaine Beckford doubled Bolton's tally from over 30 yards. Tom Pope pulled a goal back for the home side late on, but Bolton held on for the win.

On 26 July, the club confirmed that Jay Spearing would be the club captain for the forthcoming season, following the departure of Zat Knight. Matt Mills, meanwhile, was appointed as the club's vice-captain.[3]

In their final game of pre-season, the home friendly against Vitesse Arnhem, Bolton fell behind to a Marko Vejinović free-kick and could not muster a response, losing the first fixture at their renamed stadium.

Bolton XI

On 20 May, Bolton announced their annual pre-season fixture against Chorley in the Harold Taylor Memorial Trophy would take place on 26 July. This announcement was followed by a Bolton XI's finalised pre-season schedule with games against Bamber Bridge, Hyde, Melbourne Heart, Fylde and Wrexham also taking place. After the announcement of the fixtures, Melbourne Heart were purchased by Manchester City[4] and were rebranded as Melbourne City, while also signing Damien Duff[5] and David Villa.[6]

Conor Wilkinson opened the scoring in the Bolton XI's first game against Bamber Bridge, with Stuart Vasey equalising for the hosts. The following game against Hyde F.C. was postponed due to bad weather. They then hosted Melbourne City, where, despite scoring an early goal through Conor Wilkinson, they lost 5-1, with Kisnorbo, Williams, Brown, Dugandzic and Aaron Mooy, formerly of Wanderers, all scoring for the visitors. They then went to Chorley where Wilkinson again scored the opening goal, but Chorley won the game with goals from Harry Winter and Tom Smyth. Danny Lloyd scored the only goal of Bolton XI's penultimate game of pre-season, as Bolton lost 1-0 to A.F.C. Fylde, but in their final pre-season game, Bolton XI got their first win of pre-season as they beat Wrexham 1-0 courtesy of Chris Lester's first half goal. During pre-season ex-Bristol City defender Liam Fontaine was on trial for the club,[7] playing in matches against Fylde and Wrexham. On 6 August it was revealed that Fontaine had discontinued training with the club at the start of that week, after plans for a behind-closed-doors friendly against Udinese were shelved.[8]

Championship

The fixtures for the 2014–15 Football League Championship season were released on 18 June 2014.[9]

August

Bolton began their third consecutive season in the second tier away at Watford on 9 August. Wanderers conceded three goals without reply; Troy Deeney, Matěj Vydra and Fernando Forestieri scoring the goals for the Hornets. Their first league fixture at the newly renamed Macron Stadium was against Nottingham Forest a week later. All four goals of the 2-2 draw came in the first half; Joe Mason first headed in a Jay Spearing free-kick before Britt Assombalonga equalised for Forest. David Wheater put Bolton back in front but captain Jay Spearing brought down Assombalonga in the box, who picked himself up to draw Forest level again. Against Middlesbrough, Craig Davies put Bolton in front with a penalty in the 27th minute after being brought down by Seb Hines. David Wheater was then adjudged to have handled in the box just before half-time - leading to Grant Leadbitter equalising for Boro, again from the spot. Kike scored a late winner to give Middlesbrough their first win away at Bolton since 1987. Away to Brighton and Leeds United, Bolton lost 2-1 and 1-0, respectively, to leave them winless after five games. Bolton took the lead against Brighton, Matt Mills opening the scoring but goals from Craig Mackail-Smith and João Teixeira gave Brighton the points. Former Bolton loanee Stephen Warnock scored the only goal for Leeds, consigning them to defeat once again. Craig Davies was named player of the month for August, scoring two goals from the penalty spot.[10]

September

Bolton started September against Sheffield Wednesday, the result being a goalless draw. This brought an end to their three match losing streak but meant they still hadn't won a league game this season, extending their winless start to the season to six games. Bolton ended their next game on the right side of a five-goal thriller. Anthony Wordsworth put Rotherham in front in the first half but Joe Mason scored two to bring Bolton ahead with ten minutes remaining on the clock. Two minutes later, Jordan Bowery equalised for the Millers but Mason scored his first career hat-trick and the club's first since Fredi Bobic put in three against Ipswich Town in 2002, to hand Bolton their first win of the new season. They couldn't follow this up with a second, however, and lost by a solitary goal at Molineux against Wolves; Nouha Dicko scoring the goal for the hosts. Against Steve McLaren's Derby County, Bolton conceded a goal either side of half-time to send them back into the relegation zone. The loss sparked mass protests from the crowd during the game, with fans chanting for both manager Dougie Freedman and chairman Phil Gartside to leave their posts.[11]

October

A few days later, on the first of the month, Bolton conceded four goals without reply as they fell to Fulham at Craven Cottage, one of two teams that were below them in the table.

Following the defeat to Fulham, manager Dougie Freedman was relieved of his duties. Initially, the club indicated that Freedman would remain in his position for the match against Bournemouth at the weekend, as they confirmed he would be taking his weekly press conference on Friday 3 October.[12] However, the following day a statement was released explaining that Freedman had left the club 'by mutual consent'.[13] Player-coach Andy Hughes and goalkeeping coach Lee Turner were confirmed as caretaker managers for the game against the Cherries by the club's website the following day.[14]

Against Bournemouth, Cherries striker Yann Kermorgant was sent off in the 36th minute. Despite this, Bournemouth won 2-1 with Callum Wilson scoring both their goals either side of a Jay Spearing equaliser in the 52nd minute.

Nine days later, during the international break, former Celtic manager Neil Lennon was handed the job of moving Bolton off the bottom of the table.[15] The former Northern Ireland international was confirmed as the Trotters' new manager "following a process of first and second interviews with a shortlist of initial candidates".[15]

Lennon's first game came against Birmingham City at St. Andrew's, against whom he had made his Football League debut as a player for Manchester City. Matt Mills headed in from a corner to give Bolton a lead they managed to hang on to despite Craig Davies missing a penalty while striker Lee Novak was in goal, having replaced the sent off Darren Randolph. Following this, Neil Lennon was sent to the stands as he had left his technical area too many times throughout the match. This was Bolton's second win of the season, and lifted them off the bottom of the table, to be replaced by Blackpool. At The Valley, Charlton scored either side of half-time to go 2-0 up, before Dean Moxey scored his first for the club to make the score 2-1 just a few minutes later, but the team couldn't score an equaliser, giving Lennon his first taste of defeat as Bolton manager. At home for the first time, Neil Danns and Mark Davies scored while Jon Toral did so for Brentford. Ensuring the win, Craig Davies scored with Brentford's 'keeper up the pitch to make it 3-1. With 10% more possession but 10 fewer shots, Bolton fell to Norwich City at Carrow Road in front of the Sky cameras. Cameron Jerome scored a brace while Lee Chung-yong scored his first of the season with just four minutes remaining.

November

Neil Lennon clinched his second straight home win against Cardiff City, scoring three with no reply against the Bluebirds. Liam Feeney slid to connect with Lee Chung-yong's arrowed cross from the right for his first of the season just nine minutes in before doubling his tally on 36 minutes when Darren Pratley found him with a cross to the back post. Matt Mills sealed the win with 14 minutes remaining to become Bolton's joint-top scorer in all competitions alongside Joe Mason. Against local rivals Wigan Athletic, Bolton scored three goals for the third home game in a row. Max Clayton scored his first for the club after latching on to Lee Chung-yong's through ball before Craig Davies headed in from Liam Feeney's looped cross to make it two. Six minutes later, Chung-yong added to his earlier assist with a goal from the penalty spot; Leon Barnett having been adjudged to have brought down Matt Mills in the box. Callum McManaman volleyed in a consolation but the win brought Bolton out of the relegation zone going into the international break. Their first match following this saw them come up against Blackpool. Blackpool took the lead through Jacob Murphy, before Lee Chung-yong scored for the second consecutive game to get Bolton a point. Bolton finished the month with a 1-0 home win against Huddersfield Town, Craig Davies scoring late into the first half to get Bolton the three points.

December

Bolton started December with consecutive goaless draws, the first against Reading at the Madejski Stadium, followed by a stalemate against Ipswich Town at the Macron Stadium. Eiður Guðjohnsen made his second début in the match, 14 years after his last appearance against the same opponents, in May 2000. Bolton would make it three clean sheets in a row the following week, defeating Millwall at The Den from a Darren Pratley goal in the second half. On Boxing Day Bolton faced local rivals Blackburn Rovers at the Macron, playing in front of a home crowd of over 20,000 for the first time in nearly three years. Josh King scored for Blackburn, before 37-year-old Emile Heskey scored on his debut after coming off the bench, the assist coming from fellow 37-year-old Eiður Guðjohnsen. Darren Pratley scored his second goal in as a many games four minutes later, giving Bolton the bragging rights over their rivals. Two days later they played their last game of 2014, their eight match unbeaten run coming to an end as they lost 2-1 to Huddersfield Town. Bolton took the lead in the 41st minute with Darren Pratley scoring for the third consecutive match followed two minutes later by an equaliser from former Bolton player Jacob Butterfield. Nahki Wells scored with five minutes remaining seeing Bolton lose their last match of 2014.

January

Following a break for the FA Cup Bolton's first league game of 2015 came at home against Leeds United. Rudolph Austin scored a penalty for Leeds in the third minute but just after half time, Bolton got a penalty of their own. Eiður Guðjohnsen stepped up and scored the equaliser and earning a point for Bolton, it being his first Bolton goal since resigning for the club the previous month, his last goal for Bolton before that coming 15 years earlier May 2000. The week later, Bolton faced Sheffield Wednesday, getting back to winning ways as they won 2-1 at Hillsborough, their third consecutive away win over Wednesday. Liam Feeney opened the scoring in the second minute with Darren Pratley adding a second twenty minutes later. Chris Maguire pulled one back from the penalty spot three minutes later but Bolton held on to claim their first league win of 2015. After the 4th round of the FA Cup, Bolton went to Rotherham United and were 4-0 down after fifty seven minutes, Ben Pringle, Conor Sammon and Paul Green scoring in the first half, before Matt Derbyshire added a fourth. Bolton pulled two back by scoring twice in two minutes through Liam Trotter and Matt Mills but it wasn't enough as Rotherham ran out 4-2 winners. Bolton finished January at home against Wolverhampton Wanderers. Nouha Dicko scored in the third minute to give Wolves the lead but 20 minutes later, Zach Clough, on his league début, scored twice within two minutes - his third goal for the club in only his second appearance - to give Bolton the lead. Deep into injury time though James Henry equalised with a long distance shot, earning his side a share of the spoils.

For the second season in a row, the club's final fixture of the season will be at home to Birmingham City on 2 May 2015.

Matches

League table

Pos Team Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts
16 Huddersfield Town 46 13 16 17 58 75 −17 55
17 Fulham 46 14 10 22 62 83 −21 52
18 Bolton Wanderers 46 13 12 21 54 67 −13 51
19 Reading 46 13 11 22 48 69 −21 50
20 Brighton & Hove Albion 46 10 17 19 44 54 −10 47
Updated to match(es) played on 2 May 2015. Source: Sky Sports
Rules for classification: 1) Points; 2) Goal difference; 3) Number of goals scored

Results by round

Round12345678910111213141516171819202122232425262728293031323334353637383940414243444546
GroundAHHAAHHAHAHAAHAHHAHAHAHAHAAHAHHAAHHAHAAHAHHAAH
Result L D L L L D W L L L L W L W L W W D W D D W W L D W L D L W L L L W D L W L D D W L D D L L
Position 23 20 22 22 22 22 21 21 22 23 24 23 23 22 22 23 18 21 18 17 18 18 14 15 16 14 16 14 17 13 16 18 19 17 17 18 16 16 17 16 16 17 17 17 17 18

Last updated: 17 May 2015.
Source: BBC Sport
Ground: A = Away; H = Home. Result: D = Draw; L = Loss; W = Win; P = Postponed.

Results summary

OverallHomeAway
PldWDLGFGAGDPtsWDLGFGAGDWDLGFGAGD
46 13 12 21 54 67 −13 51 9 8 6 35 27 +8 4 4 15 19 40 −21

Last updated: 14 April 2015.
Source: BBC Sport

FA Cup

Main article: FA Cup

Bolton entered the FA Cup at the Third Round stage with the other Championship clubs, as well as those from the Premier League. For the third round Bolton were drawn at home against local rivals Wigan Athletic, who won the competition two years earlier. Debutant Zach Clough scored the only goal of the game, with Bolton being the first team in three years to knock Wigan out in normal time. This earned them an away tie at Anfield Stadium against the previous seasons Premier League runners up, Liverpool. The game ended goalless, Bolton earning themselves a replay at the Macron Stadium two weeks later.

League Cup

Main article: Football League Cup

The draw for the first round of the League Cup was made on 17 June 2014, and resulted in a home tie against local rivals Bury.[16] This would be Bolton's first game against the Shakers since 2002, also in the League Cup, when Bernard Mendy's own goal gave Bury the win. Prior to this, on 11 June, it had been revealed that Bolton were listed as a seeded team in the northern section of the first round draw, meaning they would play one of seventeen unseeded teams, of which Bury were one.[17] Falling behind to a Ryan Lowe strike in the twentieth minute, it took until the sixth minute of added time at the end of the second half for Bolton to equalise, Craig Davies converting from twelve yards after being tripped by former Bolton 'keeper Rob Lainton. In extra time, two Neil Danns goals, the second directly from a free-kick, put the score at 3-1. Jim McNulty headed in to narrow the deficit but Bolton held on to progress to the next round and an away tie at Crewe Alexandra. On 27 August, Bolton were handed José Mourinho's Chelsea[18] in the third round of the League Cup.

Squad statistics

No. Pos. Name League FA Cup League Cup Total Discipline
Apps Goals Apps Goals Apps Goals Apps Goals
1GKHungary Ádám Bogdán 100201013000
2DFScotland Kevin McNaughton 9000009000
3DFEngland Dean Moxey 201201023150
4DFEngland Matt Mills 374202141581
5DFUnited States Tim Ream 440302049040
6MFEngland Jay Spearing 211101023150
7MFEngland Liam Feeney 413303047320
8MFRepublic of Ireland Keith Andrews 0000000000
9FWRepublic of Ireland Joe Mason 124002014400
9FWEngland Adam Le Fondre 178000017820
10FWJamaica Jermaine Beckford 110003214210
11MFEngland Robert Hall 90001010000
12FWEngland Max Clayton 9100009100
13GKRepublic of Ireland Paddy Kenny 0000000000
13GKEngland Ben Amos 9000009000
14DFFrance Dorian Dervite 370303043071
15DFEngland Alex Baptiste 0000000000
16MFEngland Mark Davies 152000015250
17MFEngland Liam Trotter 141202018120
18MFGuyana Neil Danns 4113032473111
19MFRepublic of Ireland Owen Garvan 3000003000
19FWEngland Emile Heskey 161200018130
20DFEngland Joe Riley 0000000000
20DFPortugal Rochinha 4000004000
21MFEngland Darren Pratley 224203127580
22FWIceland Eiður Guðjohnsen 215310024610
23DFEngland Marc Tierney 0000000000
24GKEngland Andy Lonergan 290102032000
25MF/DFEngland Josh Vela 290300032060
26MFEngland Andy Hughes 0000000000
27MFSouth Korea Lee Chung-Yong 233003026350
27MFCzech Republic Filip Twardzik 3100003100
28FWWales Craig Davies 276102130720
29DFAustralia Chris Herd 2000103030
29MFScotland Barry Bannan 160000016020
30MFEngland Kaiyne Woolery 100000100
31DFEngland David Wheater 171301021110
32FWEngland Tom Eaves 1000001000
33DFEngland Hayden White 3000003000
34GKEngland Ross Fitzsimons 0000000000
35FWRepublic of Ireland Conor Wilkinson 4010207000
37DFEngland Quade Taylor 1000001000
38FWEngland Sanmi Odelusi 0000000000
39MFNorthern Ireland Chris Lester 0000101000
40FWEngland Zach Clough 85210010600
41DFEngland Oscar Threlkeld 4000206010
42MFEngland Luke Woodland 0000000000
43DFEngland Andy Kellett 1000001000
44MFSierra Leone Mohamed Kamara 5000106000
45FWEngland Tom Youngs 0000000000
45MFBulgaria Simeon Slavchev 1000001000
46FWBulgaria Georg Iliev 0000000000
47DF/MFSwitzerland Saidy Janko 101000010120
48MFEngland Niall Maher 0000000000
49MFEngland Aaron Knight 0000000000
50MFEngland Ryan Sellars 0000000000
51MFEngland Giles Coke 4000004000
52MFEngland Tom Walker 111000011120
54DFRepublic of Ireland Paddy McCarthy 5000005000
––Own goals –-–-–-–-

Transfers

Summer

Bolton's first move of the transfer window was confirmed on 28 April 2014, with loanee Neil Danns signing a pre-contract which would see him move to the club on a one-year deal once his existing contract with Leicester City expired on 30 June.

On 5 May 2014, it was announced that four senior players would not have their contracts renewed. Club captain Zat Knight, Chris Eagles, Tyrone Mears and Jay Lynch were all released. On the same day the club confirmed that academy players Sam Bailey, Saul Hamer, Jordan Hendrie, James Kelly, Elliot Newby and Guillermo Torres would not have their contracts extended.

On 12 May, Bolton confirmed that another loanee from the previous season would be joining the club following the expiring of his current contract in the summer. Following Neil Danns' example, Liam Trotter would join the club on 1 July, signing a three-year deal, leaving Millwall after four years of service. On 19 May, Bolton confirmed that Liam Feeney, another ex-loanee, would be following Trotter from Millwall after signing a two-year deal, having been at Millwall for three years. On 21 May, Bolton signed their fourth former loanee in a row, with Andy Robinson of Southampton joining on a one-year deal. However, on 19 July the club confirmed the player had left as he had failed to settle in the area. Bolton's fifth signing of the summer was confirmed as former Tottenham defender Dorian Dervite, who signed a three-year deal, joining from Charlton Athletic. Bolton continued their summer signing spree by announcing on 12 June that Crystal Palace youth goalkeeper Ross Fitzsimons would officially become a Trotter on 1 July, with the 'keeper signing a two-year contract.

On 1 July, as well as confirming the arrivals of the six previously announced signings, Bolton revealed that André Moritz and Arran Lee-Barrett would leave the club following the expiration of their contracts. Both had been discussing the option of a contract extension.[19]

The following day, on 2 July, Bolton announced the signing of Crystal Palace left-back Dean Moxey, with whom Freedman had previously worked during his time with the Eagles. Two days later, striker Marvin Sordell left Bolton to join near neighbours Burnley in the Premier League, rejoining his former manager at Watford, Sean Dyche. Defender Alex Baptiste, recently arrested on suspicion of actual bodily harm,[20] was loaned to Blackburn Rovers on 11 July.

A fifth former loanee, Kevin McNaughton, joined the club on 16 July, signing on for another loan spell. On 19 July, Andy Robinson, who had only joined the club at the beginning of the month, had his contract cancelled with homesickness being cited as the reason.

Shortly after, experienced utility man Andy Hughes joined the club as a professional development coach, while also be registered as a member of the playing staff. Keith Andrews then joined Watford on loan on 24 July, before Bolton signed young defender Quade Taylor on a free from Crystal Palace and Joe Riley joined Oxford United on loan until January, both on 28 July. Young defender Cian Bolger left the club on 5 August, joining Phil Brown's Southend United.

Former Plymouth man Joe Mason rejoined the club on 11 August, signing on for another loan spell until the end of the 2014-15 season from Cardiff City, with whom he had recently agreed a new contract. The first released Bolton player to join a new club was 'keeper Jay Lynch, who joined Accrington Stanley on non-contract terms on 8 August, although he later joined Salford City.

Bolton's first signing of the emergency loan window was to loan Owen Garvan from Crystal Palace until December. Two days later Conor Wilkinson joined League One team Oldham Athletic on loan for a month. Right-back Hayden White was also sent out on loan, joining Carlisle United for a month. Coming the other way, Max Clayton joined after compensation was agreed with his former club Crewe Alexandra. Clayton had trained with Bolton earlier in the summer following his turning down of a contract extension from the Railwaymen. The BBC reported a figure of £300,000 could be given to Crewe. A day later, Paddy Kenny released by Leeds United following rumours Massimo Cellino had dropped him because he considers the 'keeper's birth date to be unlucky.[21] The Irishman signed for Bolton on a short-term deal to cover for the absent Ádám Bogdán, who had been injured while in training. The club's third signing in six days, Chris Herd joined Bolton from Aston Villa until 8 November.

In

Date Pos. Name From Fee
1 July 2014 MF England Neil Danns England Leicester City[22] Free
1 July 2014 DF France Dorian Dervite England Charlton Athletic[23] Free
1 July 2014 MF England Liam Feeney England Millwall[24] Free
1 July 2014 GK England Ross Fitzsimons England Crystal Palace[25] Free
1 July 2014 MF England Andy Robinson England Southampton[26] Free
1 July 2014 MF England Liam Trotter England Millwall[27] Free
2 July 2014 DF England Dean Moxey England Crystal Palace[28] Free
22 July 2014 MF England Andy Hughes England Charlton Athletic[29] Free
28 July 2014 DF England Quade Taylor England Crystal Palace[30] Free
14 August 2014 FW England Kaiyne Woolery England Tamworth[31] £10,000
18 September 2014 FW England Max Clayton England Crewe Alexandra[32] £300,000
19 September 2014 GK Republic of Ireland Paddy Kenny England Leeds United[33] Free
5 December 2014 FW Iceland Eiður Guðjohnsen Belgium Club Brugge[34] Free
24 December 2014 FW England Emile Heskey Australia Newcastle Jets[35] Free
2 February 2015 MF Czech Republic Filip Twardzik Scotland Celtic[36] Undisclosed

Out

Date Pos. Name To Fee
30 June 2014 MF England Chris Eagles England Blackpool[37][38] Free
30 June 2014 DF England Zat Knight United States Colorado Rapids[37][39] Free
30 June 2014 GK England Arran Lee-Barrett Released[19] Free
30 June 2014 GK England Jay Lynch England Accrington Stanley[37][40] Free
30 June 2014 DF England Tyrone Mears United States Seattle Sounders[37][41] Free
30 June 2014 MF Brazil André Moritz South Korea Pohang Steelers[19][42] Free
30 June 2014 MF England Sam Bailey Released[43] Free
30 June 2014 FW England Saul Hamer Released[43] Free
30 June 2014 DF England Jordan Hendrie England Bradford City[43] Free
30 June 2014 MF England James Kelly Wales Bala Town[43][44] Free
30 June 2014 MF England Elliot Newby England Aston Villa[43] Free
30 June 2014 FW Spain Guillermo Torres Released[43] Free
4 July 2014 FW England Marvin Sordell England Burnley[45] Undisclosed
19 July 2014 MF England Andy Robinson England Gosport Borough[46] Free
5 August 2014 DF Republic of Ireland Cian Bolger England Southend United[47] Undisclosed
17 September 2014 MF Luxembourg Yannick Bastos Released[48] Free
14 January 2015 DF England Joe Riley England Bury[49] Free
20 January 2015 GK Republic of Ireland Paddy Kenny England Ipswich Town[50] Free
23 January 2015 FW England Tom Youngs Released[51] Free
2 February 2015 MF South Korea Lee Chung-yong England Crystal Palace[52] Undisclosed

Loan in

Date from Date to Pos. Name From
16 July 2014 30 June 2015 DF Scotland Kevin McNaughton Wales Cardiff City[53]
11 August 2014 19 January 2015 FW Republic of Ireland Joe Mason Wales Cardiff City[54][55]
10 September 2014 12 December 2014 MF Republic of Ireland Owen Garvan England Crystal Palace[56]
23 September 2014 8 November 2014 DF Australia Chris Herd England Aston Villa[57]
26 January 2015 30 June 2015 MF Portugal Rochinha Portugal Benfica B[58]
26 January 2015 30 June 2015 FW England Adam le Fondre Wales Cardiff City[59]
30 January 2015 4 April 2015 GK England Ben Amos England Manchester United[60][61]
2 February 2015 30 June 2015 MF Bulgaria Simeon Slavchev Portugal Sporting CP[62]
2 February 2015 30 June 2015 MF Scotland Barry Bannan England Crystal Palace[63]
2 February 2015 30 June 2015 MF Switzerland Saidy Janko England Manchester United[64]
12 February 2015 30 June 2015 DF Slovenia Matija Boben Slovenia NK Ivančna Gorica[65]
5 March 2015 30 June 2015 MF England Giles Coke England Sheffield Wednesday[66]
10 March 2015 30 June 2015 DF Republic of Ireland Paddy McCarthy England Crystal Palace[67]
26 March 2015 30 June 2015 MF England Jordan Lussey England Liverpool[68]

Loan out

Date from Date to Pos. Name To
11 July 2014 30 June 2015 DF England Alex Baptiste England Blackburn Rovers[69]
24 July 2014 31 January 2015 MF Republic of Ireland Keith Andrews England Watford[70]
28 July 2014 1 January 2015 DF England Joe Riley England Oxford United[71]
12 September 2014 11 October 2014 FW Republic of Ireland Conor Wilkinson England Oldham Athletic[72]
18 September 2014 6 November 2014 DF England Hayden White England Carlisle United[73]
17 October 2014 13 December 2014 DF England Andy Kellett England Plymouth Argyle[74][75]
17 October 2014 15 November 2014 FW Bulgaria Georg Iliev England Carlisle United[76]
7 November 2014 4 January 2015 DF England Hayden White England Bury[77]
20 November 2014 30 June 2015 FW England Jermaine Beckford England Preston North End[78]
27 November 2014 5 January 2015 FW England Tom Youngs England Oldham Athletic[79]
27 November 2014 5 January 2015 FW England Tom Eaves England Yeovil Town[80]
27 November 2014 5 January 2015 GK Republic of Ireland Paddy Kenny England Oldham Athletic[81]
19 January 2015 2 March 2015 DF England Hayden White England Notts County[82][83]
19 January 2015 30 June 2015 MF Sierra Leone Mohamed Kamara Israel Maccabi Haifa[84]
22 January 2015 30 June 2015 DF England Niall Maher England Blackpool[85][86]
26 January 2015 26 February 2015 DF England Glenn Matthews England Telford United[87]
29 January 2015 28 February 2015 FW England Kaiyne Woolery England Notts County[88]
30 January 2015 30 June 2015 MF England Jay Spearing England Blackburn Rovers[89]
31 January 2015 30 June 2015 MF England Sanmi Odelusi England Coventry City[90]
2 February 2015 30 June 2015 FW Republic of Ireland Conor Wilkinson England Oldham Athletic[91]
2 February 2015 30 June 2015 MF Republic of Ireland Keith Andrews England Milton Keynes Dons[92]
2 February 2015 30 June 2015 DF England Andy Kellett England Manchester United[64]
13 March 2015 11 April 2015 MF Philippines Luke Woodland England Oldham Athletic[93]
14 March 2015 30 June 2015 MF England Tom Eaves England Bury[94]
26 March 2015 30 June 2015 DF England Rob Holding England Bury[95]
26 March 2015 30 June 2015 MF England Rob Hall England Milton Keynes Dons[96]

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