Stockport brutally troll local rivals Bolton with X-rated joke about kit on official teamsheet ahead of crunch derby

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STOCKPORT brutally trolled League One rivals Bolton about their kit – and then enjoyed the last laugh too.

Ahead of the Saturday afternoon derby clash at Edgely Park, the hosts took a cheeky X-rated dig at their rivals.

a paper that says welcome to edgeley park on itStockport fired an early jab towards Bolton ahead of their League One clash
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The Hatters targeted the visitors’ socks for a wind-up[/caption]
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And they went on to run riot in a 5-0 win[/caption]

The team line-up sheet featured a description of what the teams would be wearing during the game.

The Hatters’ description said they would be wearing a blue shirt with white shorts and blue socks.

However, the Trotters’ description said they would be wearing a white shirt, blue shorts and s***e socks.

Reacting to the jab on social media, one fan said: “Bolton Wanderers’ socks are certainly a bold choice.”

A second said: “There are relatively few times when I’m glad to be colour blind, but this is one of them.”

Many others reacted with laughing emojis.

However, if Bolton fans were hoping they would be able to make their rivals pay for the joke, then they were left seething as they crashed to a 5-0 defeat.

Stockport scored four goal in the second half, with five different players getting on the scoresheet as Bolton failed to manage a shot on target despite having 61 per cent possession.

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Following the stinking display by Ian Evatt’s side, one fan said: “I think you’ve got Bolton’s overall performance today mixed up with their socks.”

Furious fans at the ground could be heard chanting: “We want Evatt out,” as the players applauded them after the final whistle.

The result saw Stockport move on to 24 points, one ahead of Bolton, and into the play-off positions.

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