Bolton Wanderers 'due a great deal of decisions' for rest of season as Ian Evatt repeats referee call

The Trotters are in good form heading into the encounter - they are unbeaten in five and have won their last three matches on the bounce. Bolton sit 10th in the League Two table and three points from the play-offs prior to the 7pm kick-off.The Iron are in good form, too, having won their last four games in succession and 16th in the table to pull away from the relegation zone.Ahead of the game at the University of Bolton Stadium, Wanderers manager Ian Evatt spoke to the media at a pre-match press conference and here's a round-up of what he had to say.What’s the most pleasing aspect of the recent form?“For me, it’s just about the togetherness off the pitch really, seeing how the lads are really coming together.

The Trotters have kept three clean sheets in their last five games as part of an unbeaten run which has involved four wins and a draw. The run of form has taken Wanderers to 10th in the table and they are now just three points from the League Two play-offs.

Wanderers have won their last three games on the spin and are unbeaten in their previous five matches in League Two. The recent run has taken them to 10th in the division and just three points from the play-offs.

the Trotters talisman drew a blank against the Shrimpers despite chances. He saw one effort on the stroke of half-time cleared off the line by the Roots Hall side, while he slipped and put a follow-up from Marcus Maddison's effort over the goal.

The Trotters claimed their third win in a row and extended their unbeaten run to five matches when substitute Shaun Miller came off the bench to score what proved to be the winner. Antoni Sarcevic's blocked shot appeared to come off the bar and was misjudged by Southend goalkeeper Mark Oxley, leaving Miller to slot home his first league goal for Wanderers.The win has taken Bolton to 10th in the table and just three points from the play-offs.After the game, Wanderers manager Ian Evatt spoke to the press and here's his immediate reaction to the win.It was a scrappy game but you must be delighted to take the three points?“I think with the pitch, it was obviously always going to be scrappy.

The Trotters have travelled to Essex today aiming to go five games unbeaten in League Two.

The Trotters head into the game in good recent form having picked up three wins in their last four matches and are unbeaten in their previous quartet of matches. Last time out, Wanderers came from two goals down to pick up three points on the road against Mansfield Town.

Wanderers have drawn up a revised list following the Janaury transfer window. Each club in the division can register up to 22 players aged over 21 this season at any one time.In the latest version, there are 21 players on the squad list on the EFL website, but neither Hickman or Mascoll are on there.

Wanderers before the League Two season ends. However, Evatt expects Politic to be back in full training before this campaign ends, with a view to ensuring he will be able to hit the ground running in 2021/22 with a full pre-season under his belt.And Evatt has been impressed with Politic's attitude during his period of rehabilitation from his serious injury.

The Trotters travel to Essex on Saturday to take on the Shrimpers at Root's Hall. Wanderers go into the game four matches unbeaten in League Two and came from two goals down last time out to claim three points against Mansfield Town, which has lifted them into the top half of the table.The Trotters will take on a Shrimpers outfit currently just outside the relegation zone and are embroiled in a fight to remain in the EFL.Before this weekend's encounter, Wanderers manager Ian Evatt spoke to the media at a pre-match press conference and here's the highlights of what he had to say.You’ve scored several late goals this season?“I’ve said many times we always seem to finish games strong and there’s no coincidence with that.

Wanderers boss Ian Evatt has confirmed in the lead-up to this weekend's trip to Root's Hall that his captain will be back involved this weekend. Evatt confirmed that Wanderers did not pick up any fresh injury issues in the 3-2 win on the road over Mansfield Town last night.Evatt said: “We’re all good and all ready to go.

Bolton game at Roots Hall. Drysdale, who apologised for his actions, has been removed from this weekend's EFL appointments list and Declan Bourne will now referee the Southend v Bolton game at Roots Hall.Ipswich manager Paul Lambert had called Drysdale's apology 'soft' and asked for the matter to be investigated.But Judge told the Ipswich website: "Referees have a tough job to do and it was heat of the moment stuff that happens in football."The photo makes it look worse than it was and to be honest, the matter was finished with from my end as soon as I walked off the pitch."I wasn't looking for the referee to apologise; I wasn't looking for him to be charged.

Wanderers manager Ian Evatt spoke to the press and here's his immediate reaction. You must be delighted with that?“I’m over the moon for the players.

The Trotters travel to Nottinghamshire today to take on the Stags on their own patch. It is the third attempt at getting the fixture played, with the previous two being postponed in light of a frozen or waterlogged pitch at the One Call Stadium.

Wanderers midfielder carries with it a suspension of three games, which had ruled him out of tomorrow's trip to Mansfield Town, as well as the away day to Southend United and the home clash against Scunthorpe United. But Wanderers manager Ian Evatt will be able to select Williams for that trio of encounters after the club's appeal for wrongful dismissal was successful.The Trotters have recently had red cards for Evatt himself against Tranmere Rovers and winger Marcus Maddison against Morecambe overturned and the Bolton boss believed it would not have an impact on the appeal process.Speaking before the red card was overturned, he said: “We should know any time soon really.

the League Two club on transfer deadline day on loan for the rest of the season.Maddison has signed from Charlton Athletic and Afolayan has joined from Premier League side West Ham United. Both players have played twice for the club, with the duo coming off the bench against Morecambe for their debuts before both being handed their first starts in the win against Stevenage.

The Trotters are unbeaten in their last three games having picked up victories over Leyton Orient and Stevenage, as well as a point against Morecambe.

Wanderers manager Evatt has been left 'astonished' by the most recent turn of events and feels aggrieved that Mansfield were able to choose when the game will take place. Mansfield had their game against Colchester United this weekend moved from Saturday to Sunday due to a frozen pitch, which is why the Stags opted to move the game against Bolton to Wednesday.

Wanderers debut off the bench for the club in the victory against Leyton Orient.

Bolton ended the game with 10 men for the second match in a row when midfielder Williams was shown a straight red card by referee Trevor Kettle for a challenge on Tom Pett.A red card without a prior booking in a match carries a suspension of three games. Based on what he saw in real time, Evatt said he would appeal the decision, but confirmed he would like to see the decision again before deciding for sure whether to do so or not.

Wanderers restricted to £1.5m annually. But earlier this week, an independent arbitration panel upheld a claim from the Professional Footballers’ Association (PFA) that the EFL was in breach of the constitution of the Professional Football Negotiating and Consultative Committee (PFNCC) by introducing the caps.