Bolton Wanderers boss Ian Evatt on Luton Town loanee Peter Kioso's situation with potential January recall

the day’s invasion by Russia.The 61-year-old “Dead Man Walking” star has apparently been working on a documentary about escalating tensions in the country since last year, and flew to Ukraine early this week to get a first-hand look at the war.Wearing sunglasses and a bomber jacket, a haggard-looking Penn appeared to be listening closing to the briefing held at the President’s Office, although it wasn’t clear if he speaks Ukrainian.Penn has already spoken to the deputy prime minister and military members since landing, Newsweek reported. “Sean Penn demonstrates the courage that many others, especially Western politicians lack. The more such people in our country now, true friends of Ukraine, who support the struggle for freedom, the sooner it will be possible to stop Russia’s treacherous attack,” the Ukrainian embassy told Newsweek in a translated statement, expressing its gratitude for his visit and approval of the documentary.Get the latest updates in the Russia-Ukraine conflict with the Post’s live coverage.Last November, the actor was seen wearing a flak jacket and helmet to talk to fighters on the border of Russia and Ukraine, months before war officially broke out.The two-time Oscar star has a reputation for showing up to danger zones.

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Katie Price has revealed that there’s “hardly anyone left” in her life as they take advantage of her kindness. Discussing the matter on Lorraine today, Thursday 24 February, Katie, 43, opened up about cutting out “greedy” and “jealous” people in her life. She told TV veteran Lorraine Kelly: “I find that money causes greediness, and when you’re in this industry or you’re famous or whatever, sometimes I find that people cling onto it and this causes disruption because they get jealous, they get greedy.” Katie continued: “I’ve realised now to get rid of so many people out of my life.There’s hardly anyone left in it now.” The mum of five went on to brand herself as being “too kind” and that people see this as a weakness.

Katie Price has revealed that she now “finishes her mum’s sentences” as she battles a terminal lung condition on Lorraine. The 43 year old opened up about the reality of her mum Amy’s condition of Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis (IPF) which she was diagnosed with in 2017.

The Trotters went behind early on thanks to goals from Manny Oyeleke and Leon Legge, before Gethin Jones halved the deficit shortly after.Tom Conlon added a third from the penalty spot before the break and Cristian Montano scored Vale's fourth a minute after the restart.David Worrall added the Valiants' fifth and Nathan Smith headed home their sixth just after the hour mark.Eoin Doyle fired in his seventh goal of the season afterwards while Lloyd Isgrove scored Bolton's third as full-time approached in the 6-3 defeat over the weekend.Bolton had gone into the game on the back of a winning run that had stretched to five matches in all competitions, before it was brought to a shuddering halt against John Askey's side.

The Trotters went behind early on thanks to goals from Manny Oyeleke and Leon Legge, before Gethin Jones halved the deficit shortly after. Tom Conlon added a third from the penalty spot before the break and Cristian Montano scored Vale's fourth a minute after the restart.David Worrall added the Valiants' fifth and Nathan Smith headed home their sixth just after the hour mark.Eoin Doyle fired in his seventh goal of the season afterwards while Lloyd Isgrove scored Bolton's third as full-time approached.

The Trotters play their first game of December when the Valiants make the trip to the University of Bolton Stadium.

The Trotters intend to be active in the market when the window opens on January 2 and are being proactive in identifying targets to bring in, as well as potentially players leaving the University of Bolton Stadium. One player who has certainly caught the eye this season is defender Santos, who has put together a string of impressive performances in central defence and has been of, if not the, player of the season so far for Wanderers.

The Trotters picked up four wins and a draw in the fourth tier of English football throughout last month with wins over Salford City, Stevenage, Scunthorpe United and Southend United, as well as a draw against Mansfield Town. Wanderers also beat Newcastle United's under-21s in the Papa John's Trophy, while the only defeat in November came in the FA Cup at the hands of League One side Crewe Alexandra.

Wanderers over the summer as one of more than 20 new signings. It is his second spell with the Trotters having spent the 2013/14 campaign with the club.In the win over Southend United yesterday, Baptiste helped the Trotters to keep a clean sheet and bagged two assists.

Bolton made it five wins on the bounce in all competitions with the victory in League Two over Southend.Nathan Delfouneso's header just before half-time and two goals after the break from Eoin Doyle, including one from the penalty spot, ensured a 3-0 victory for the Trotters.The win means Bolton now sit ninth in the League Two table and just a point from the play-offs following four straight wins in the division.But for the Essex side, they remain rooted to the bottom of the table with just five points and one win in the division so far this campaign.

today's 3-0 win at the University of Bolton Stadium over Southend and was replaced by Tom White.

ensured a 3-0 victory for the Trotters. The win means Bolton now sit ninth in the League Two table and just a point from the play-offs.After the victory, Wanderers head coach Ian Evatt spoke to the press and here's his initial reaction to the win.What’s your assessment?“Workmanlike.

Bolton and scored twice, including the winner in the victory over Scunthorpe United in midweek.He has been first choice right wing-back since arriving at the club on loan for the season from Championship side Luton Town. And playing regular football is helping Kioso to develop and is exactly what he wanted when he decided to move to the University of Bolton Stadium and not have his career be at a standstill.

Wanderers boss Evatt hailed Maradona as a 'fantastic talent' and that some of his earliest memories include being bought an Argentina shirt with the football legend's name on the back. He said: “He was obviously a fantastic talent.

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The Trotters are in a rich vein of form at present with four wins on the bounce in all competitions. Three of these have come in League Two and have seen them take nine points off Salford City, Stevenage and most recently against Scunthorpe United.

Wanderers head coach Evatt has named the same team for the last three League Two matches in a row - and seen his side pick up nine points out of nine on offer against Salford City, Stevenage and Scunthorpe United. Matt Gilks is the current choice as goalkeeper with a back three of Alex Baptiste, Ricardo Almeida Santos and Ryan Delaney in front of him.

gave the Trotters a deserved 1-0 win over the Iron and lifted Bolton to 13th in the table and three points off the play-offs. After the game, Wanderers head coach Ian Evatt spoke to the press and here's his instant reaction to the win.

Wanderers have implemented Bielsa's infamous 'murderball' training drill as part of their pre-match preparations. And the Bolton boss believes how Wanderers train and the intensity of which they do so can help them replicate what he wants to see from the Trotters on matchday.

The Trotters have their second game in the space of four days when they take on the Iron in a 7pm kick-off.

The Trotters are on the road for the second time in the space of four days when they head to Glanford Park for a 7pm kick-off. Bolton are aiming to build on their back-to-back victories in League Two and three victories on the bounce in all competitions.Ahead of the match, Bolton head coach Ian Evatt spoke to the press and here's the highlights of what he had to say.Things have perked up for your and the club, has your role changed in the last couple of wins where might have had to raise spirits and confidence but now the opposite might apply where you have to say let’s not get too carried away?“Obviously it’s more pleasant when you’re winning games because the atmosphere is a lot better.

The Trotters brought in more than 20 players over the summer as Evatt presided over a new-look squad being assembled at the University of Bolton Stadium. The transfer window only closed in mid-October, but the next opportunity to do business will come around in fewer than six weeks.

The Trotters head to Glanford Park tomorrow evening for a midweek League Two clash. Both sides go into the encounter in good recent form, with Ian Evatt's side having won their last three matches in all competitions, including back-to-back victories in the league against Salford City and Stevenage.The Iron themselves are unbeaten in their last three League Two matches.And speaking to the club website ahead of tomorrow's 7pm kick-off, Scunthorpe boss Neil Cox has revealed that van Veen and Jordan Clarke will not play a part tomorrow.He said: "Kev is going to miss out as he has a tender hamstring, but it's nowhere near as bad as we thought.

The Trotters head to Glanford Park tomorrow evening aiming to build on their recent victory over Stevenage at the weekend.

the Trotters conceded on the stroke of half-time when Tom Pett fired into the top corner to halve the deficit. The second 45 minutes was characterised by Wanderers showing more of their defensive qualities and playing more on the counterattack.

Wanderers returned to winning ways. He followed it up with another assured performance in yesterday's 2-1 victory over Stevenage as the Trotters picked up back-to-back wins in League Two for the first time this season.