Ian Evatt admits on the paper the clash on the road against Gillingham does appear to have the hallmarks of 'Kryptonite' for Bolton Wanderers this season but called for belief from his side and to stick to what they are good at to overcome any potential struggles.
The Gills host Wanderers at Priestfield this Saturday in a League One clash which has an impact on both spectrums of the promotion and relegation landscape.
Wanderers sit eight points from the top six as things stand and will be seeking to once again reduce their deficit to the play-offs with maximum points and hope results elsewhere go in their favour. READ MORE:Bolton Wanderers boss Ian Evatt on facing Gillingham, play-off hopes & March fixture schedule The Gills meanwhile sit just three points from safety in the relegation zone as things stand and are fighting to preserve their League One status.
Wanderers are expecting a tough physical clash on the road from a team seeking to remain in the third tier of English football.
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