Nobody watched Stuart Holden and the Wanderers take on West Ham (and Barrerra... meskin)? Holden playing the first two games as a paired flat central MF, getting a lot of responsibility.
But Holden needs to break out of US player mode- all two touch, quick passing/running- and take some mofos on. He needs to and his team desperately needs him to, as they look toothless outside of Petrov, who looks long in the tooth himself. I had to stop watching at around 60 minutes, but the "its' a funny old game" adage couldn't have been more true about this one- West Ham completely pounded and owned Bolton the first half but couldn't score (including a missed pk and another pk missed by the ref). Bolton scores on a freak play in the 2nd half and then again as the Hammers pushed to get the equalizer.
An interesting thing that goes unnoticed by a lot of people is that the names of a lot of older continental clubs are actually use English names and terms rather than local ones betraying the influence in English ex-pats in spreading the game around the turn of the 20th century. e.g. it is AC Milan rather than AC Milano see also Genoa instead of Genova, Athletic Club Bilbao rather than Atletico Bilbao and so on. See also South America where you have River Plate (rather than Rio de Plata), Newell's Old Boys, Corinthians etc.
An interesting thing that goes unnoticed by a lot of people is that the names of a lot of older continental clubs are actually use English names and terms rather than local ones betraying the influence in English ex-pats in spreading the game around the turn of the 20th century. e.g. it is AC Milan rather than AC Milano see also Genoa instead of Genova, Athletic Club Bilbao rather than Atletico Bilbao and so on. See also South America where you have River Plate (rather than Rio de Plata), Newell's Old Boys, Corinthians etc.
An interesting thing that goes unnoticed by a lot of people is that the names of a lot of older continental clubs are actually use English names and terms rather than local ones betraying the influence in English ex-pats in spreading the game around the turn of the 20th century. e.g. it is AC Milan rather than AC Milano see also Genoa instead of Genova, Athletic Club Bilbao rather than Atletico Bilbao and so on. See also South America where you have River Plate (rather than Rio de Plata), Newell's Old Boys, Corinthians etc.
Schweinsteiger with a goal at 90+1 to win it 2-1. 
That backside defender should have been doing everything he could to get to the goal line to cover his GK. If he was doing that he'd have been the first to the ball. Like Ekoku said, he was ball watching.
