Bolton great Nat Lofthouse dies at 85
The former Bolton and England centre-forward, Nat Lofthouse, has died. He was 85.
He scored more than 250 times for Bolton Wanderers, his home town club, including the goals which won the FA Cup final in 1958.
Nat Lofthouse put his success down to playing to his strengths, which he said were running, shooting and heading.
Richard Askam reports.
16 Jan 2011
- From the section UK