Bolton Wanderers took eyes off the ball in Port Vale loss after winning run, Ian Evatt admits

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Wanderers were taking a look at a free agent. The Bolton boss declined to name the player in question on that occasion, but said that it 'looks promising' in terms of potential recruitment.He said earlier this week: "He'll have a look at us and we can have a look at him.“He’s probably a player that wouldn’t have been in our reach but because he hasn’t got fixed up anywhere else, he’s now become available to us." Lee, 32, is understood to have been the player who trained with Wanderers and reports naming him circulated on Tuesday.

The Trotters put in a tremendous shift at the back to keep out a Robins side that sat second in the table. And defender Ryan Delaney struck in injury time to claim all three points for Bolton and lift the club into the top half of the League Two table.After the game, Wanderers head coach Ian Evatt spoke to the press and here's his initial reaction to the victory.A totally committed performance from start to finish?“Yeah we deserved that, I thought.

Matt Gilks - 7 Made some solid stops to deny May and Lloyd before the break and made others after the break to keep a clean sheet.

The Trotters head to Whaddon Road aiming to return to winning ways after suffering back-to-back defeats in League Two.

Bolton experienced this once more against Walsall over the weekend and are expecting to be tested aerially this evening against Cheltenham Town.But Evatt believes Wanderers just need to be better with what they do with the ball and learn to deal with the physical aspect of the game, but not go toe-to-toe with sides that employ those tactics as it is not their strength. He said: "I just think we need to be better at what we do and we need to stand up to all that physicality but there’s different ways to win a fight.

the Trotters over the summer as one of more than 20 new signings brought in to the University of Bolton Stadium. Doyle was League Two's top scorer last season with Swindon Town but took some time to open his goalscoring account with Bolton.

The Trotters were at the Banks's Stadium on Saturday against Walsall where they lost 2-1 to the Saddlers despite taking the lead. Wanderers head to Gloucestershire aiming to avoid three straight defeats in League Two.And it will be the first time Bolton play in front of supporters this season, with Gloucestershire placed in Tier 2 of coronavirus restrictions and thus 2,000 fans being permitted to attend.

The Trotters head to Whaddon Road tomorrow evening to take on the high flying Robins who sit second in the table.

Trotters start last weekend in the 6-3 loss at the University of Bolton Stadium against Port Vale. During that match, Thomason was brought off early in the second half after the Trotters conceded their fifth goal of that game.

the Trotters went ahead in the first half against the Saddlers thanks to Eoin Doyle, but the Saddlers equalised through Elijah Adebayo on the stroke of half-time, though there was suggestions that Ali Crawford had been fouled in the build-up.And the hosts took the lead and all three points when Rory Holden lashed home from just outside the box after the break as Wanderers succumbed to defeat.Off the pitch, things got heated at times between both benches with Wanderers boss Evatt and members of the Walsall backroom team. After one disagreement, referee Michael Salisbury intervened and showed a yellow card to the Saddlers bench.

The Trotters went ahead in the first half thanks to Eoin Doyle, but the Saddlers equalised through Elijah Adebayo on the stroke of half-time, though there was suggestions that Ali Crawford had been fouled in the build-up. And the hosts took the lead and all three points when Rory Holden lashed home from just outside the box after the break as Wanderers succumbed to defeat.

Wanderers brought in more than 20 new players as Evatt revamped the squad at the University of Bolton Stadium.The lower down the leagues one goes, the length of contracts tends to reduce with many players only signing one year deals. And Evatt believes in light of the coronavirus pandemic and the reduced funds in football as a result, players must work even harder to earn deals.

The Trotters are aiming to bounce back from a 6-3 defeat the last time out against Port Vale and get back to winning ways. Before that encounter at the University of Bolton Stadium, Wanderers had been on a five match winning run in all competitions.

The Trotters are back in League Two action tomorrow against the Saddlers for the first time since the 6-3 defeat against Port Vale last weekend. The extraordinary match featured nine different scorers as Wanderers tasted defeat at the University of Bolton Stadium and brought a five game winning run to a shuddering end.

The Trotters suffered their heaviest defeat at the University of Bolton Stadium at the hands of the Valiants last weekend. Wanderers 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 Wanderers' third as full-time approached.

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The Trotters had been on a five game-winning run in all competitions heading into the encounter, while the Valiants had lost their last five matches on the bounce before the visit to the University of Bolton Stadium. Ian Evatt's side 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.

Wanderers from the Kenilworth Road club towards the end of the last transfer window. The defender has been an ever present for Bolton since joining and has scored twice in 12 appearances for the Trotters, having been played at right wing-back.

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.

Matt Gilks - 6Conceded three goals before the break but not at fault for any of those ones - produced some vital saves to keep the deficit to what it was in the first half and made a few other saves after the break.Alex Baptiste - 3Was beaten by Legge for the second goal and was acres of space between him and Kioso for the fourth - taken off before the hour.Ricardo Almeida Santos - 4Gave away penalty in the first half against Rodney and did not look as assured at the back for the first time in a while.Ryan Delaney - 3One of the four to be taken off before the hour after a poor performance, was brushed past far too easily for Worrall's goalPeter Kioso - 5Suspect defensively, particularly for the first goal and the fourth one, but crossing in

The Trotters take on the Valiants today at the University of Bolton Stadium in League Two aiming to win six games on the bounce. They take on a Vale side which have lost their last five games in succession.

The Trotters secured a 3-0 victory at the University of Bolton Stadium against the Shrimpers for their fifth win in a row in all competitions. Nathan Delfouneso opened the scoring just before half-time before a brace from Eoin Doyle, including one from the penalty spot, ensured Wanderers picked up three points.

Bolton to the top half of the League Two table and to within two points of the play-offs. The Valiants, by stark contrast, have lost their five games in a row.But speaking ahead of tomorrow's clash at the University of Bolton Stadium, Vale boss Askey believes his side are capable of emulating the Trotters by going on a winning run.And he feels Bolton's recent run had been coming and expects Evatt's side to be at the top end of the division by next May.He said: “I think we’re more than capable of going on a run.

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.