"[27] However, Jääskeläinen was the third choice goalkeeper for the rest of the 1997–98 season, behind Keith Branagan and Gavin Ward, as Bolton Wanderers were relegated to Football League First Division.

[33] He suffered a broken nose during the match against Huddersfield Town, but managed to play on, as the club won 3–0 and also receiving a clean sheet in the process.

[34] Jääskeläinen’s twelve matches winning streak as a Bolton Wanderers’ starter ended on 7 November 1998 when the club loss 2–0 against Queen Park Rangers.

[44] Afterwards, Jääskeläinen regained his first choice goalkeeper role, with local newspaper The Bolton News, stating that: "On the form he is showing at the moment, it's hard to see Jaaskelainen being ousted by either Keith Branagan or Steve Banks, when they are fit again.

"[45] His performance earned praise from skipper Neil Cox, stating at one match in a 2–1 defeat against Norwich City: "He went into the game under pressure with one or two people having digs at him but one of his saves was world class.

"’’[48] By March, Jääskeläinen kept four clean sheets, as he was determined to help the club improve by keeping their league season alive to qualify for the play-offs.

[81] However in a match against Derby County on 16 March 2002, Jääskeläinen received a straight red card for bringing down Lee Morris in the penalty box, as Bolton Wanderers loss 3–1.

[73][89] This led manager Allardyce praising him, describing him as "the big man was outstanding with his commanding performance", who "is responsible most for giving the back four confidence.

[93] By March towards the end of the 2002–03 season, Jääskeläinen successfully kept six clean sheets and helped the club go on winning streak in effort to avoid relegation.

[97] In a match against Aston Villa on 5 October 2003, Jääskeläinen played a pivotal role when he saved a penalty kick from Juan Pablo Ángel in a 1–1 draw.

[106] In a match against Fulham on 26 August 2004, Jääskeläinen "produced a hat-trick of saves in the second half" before "helplessly" conceded two goals, as Bolton Wanderers loss 2–0.

[107] After the match, manager Allardyce said: "There were so many players played badly that I could have changed the whole 11 and they wouldn't have much to complain about -- apart from Jussi," while the club's captain Kevin Nolan sympathised with him, saying: "he had a great game and made some fantastic saves.

[109] His performance continued to spark interests from Manchester United once again, prompting Jääskeläinen, himself, to dismiss the move, stating he’s happy at Bolton Wanderers for the second time.

[121] He played in the club’s first ever European match in first leg of the UEFA Cup first round against Lokomotiv Plovdiv and helped Bolton Wanderers win 2–1.

[130] In his 300th appearance for Bolton Wanderers match against Newcastle United on 4 March 2006, he was at fault for the first two goals, in a 3–1 loss, ending the club’s seven league unbeaten.

Whatever else Jussi Jääskeläinen achieves in his time with Bolton Wanderers, he will forever be remembered as the goalkeeper who saved two penalties in a famous derby triumph over Blackburn Rovers.

"[150] Jääskeläinen played in both legs of the UEFA Cup first round against FK Rabotnički, as the club won 2–1 on aggregate to advance to the group stage.

[152] In a match against Manchester United on 24 November 2007, Jääskeläinen produced a good save from Owen Hargreaves’ free kick and kept a clean sheet, in a 1–0 win.

[153] After a brief recovery from a wrist injury, he set up a last minute goal for Stelios Giannakopoulos to score a header, in a 1–0 win against Derby County on 2 January 2008.

[170] In a match against Portsmouth on 18 April 2009, Jääskeläinen produced a number of good saves before conceding a goal, as Bolton Wanderers loss 1–0, putting the club’s Premier League under threat.

[194] His 500th appearance came against Birmingham City on 12 March 2011 in an FA Cup Quarter-Final to help the club win 3–2 to reach the semi–finals[195][196] and his 500th start a week later at Manchester United, losing 1–0.

[197] In a semi–finals of the FA Cup match against Stoke City on 17 April 2011, Jääskeläinen conceded five goals, as Bolton Wanderers loss 5–0 and prevented his dreams of playing in the final once again.

[214] Local newspaper The Bolton News paid tribute to Jaaskelainen, saying: "there is no doubt his professionalism ensured he stood as one of, if not the, most consistent goalkeeper in the Premier League for a whole decade.

[232] Jääskeläinen played a contributing role for West Ham United when he kept a clean sheet in a "vital win" against Tottenham Hotspur to climb out of the relegation zone on 6 October 2013.

"[234] Jääskeläinen played just one game for West Ham in the 2014–15 season, coming on for Carlton Cole after Adrián had been sent-off in a goalless draw at Southampton on 11 February 2015.

[241][240] Initially back-up to fellow incomer Richard O'Donnell, Jääskeläinen made his debut on 3 October at the age of 40, keeping a clean sheet in a goalless draw with Walsall at the DW Stadium.

[244] On 31 March 2016, after his 15 clean sheets in 32 games helped Wigan Athletic onto an 18-match unbeaten run and second place in the table, he extended his contract with the club for another season.

[247] This continues to last until on 19 November 2016 when Bogdán suffered a cruciate knee ligament damage against Barnsley and was replaced by Jääskeläinen, who played the remaining matches, in a 0–0 draw.

[274] However, on 6 October 2010 Jääskeläinen announced his comeback to national team in a match against Hungary as Otto Fredrikson was unable to play because of an injury but confirmed that this was just a one-off.

[276] Due to the speculation over Ricketts' job, Jääskeläinen, alongside Graham Barrow and Carl Darlington, took charge of Wrexham's second round FA Cup match against Newport County on 1 December.