Marcus Maddison: Last News

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

The Trotters have taken four points from their last two games, with a victory over Leyton Orient and a draw picked up against Morecambe in midweek. And Wanderers return to the University of Bolton Stadium for the second time in five days when they take on the Boro.

The Trotters are playing in the fourth tier of English football for the first time since 1987. Evatt is also in his first full season of management in the EFL and has implemented a flowing passing playing style at the University of Bolton Stadium.

Wanderers debut on Tuesday night in the 1-1 draw against the Shrimps. Maddison was making his debut for the club after joining on loan from Charlton Athletic until the end of the season.But he was shown a straight red card by referee Oliver Langford following a challenge on Morecambe's Aaron Wildig.

The Trotters played the remaining 20 minutes or so plus stoppage time with 10 men, as Brad Lyons cancelled out Eoin Doyle's opener as the spoils were shared at the University of Bolton Stadium. After the game on Tuesday evening, Wanderers manager Evatt confirmed the intention to appeal the dismissal.

Bolton debut in the 1-1 draw against Morecambe earlier this week, as Wanderers ended the game with 10 men following Marcus Maddison's red card. Wanderers boss Ian Evatt targeted Williams last summer as a signing but it did not materialise and the midfielder ended up with the Seasiders after leaving Rochdale.

Wanderers after leaving Blackpool.And forward Oladapo Afolayan and Marcus Maddison came off the bench last night having joined on loan from West Ham United and Charlton Athletic respectively until the end of the season.Maddison had an eventful evening, forcing Kyle Letheren into action as Wanderers sought a second goal, before being shown a straight red card by referee Oliver Langford for a challenge on Aaron Wildig.

Wanderers debut last night against the Shrimps.Bolton were reduced to 10 men when Maddison was shown a straight red card by referee Oliver Langford following a challenge on Aaron Wildig.Wanderers had taken the lead just before half-time when Eoin Doyle put them in front, only for Brad Lyons to nod home after Maddison's dismissal to earn Morecambe a share of the spoils. Evatt revealed Maddison's disappointment following the sending off and the winger feeling he had let the dressing room down.But the Bolton boss believes Maddison had to make the challenge and that it was not a two-footed tackle, adding that he believes the Shrimps players put pressure on the referee to make a decision.

Wanderers debut lasted little over 10 minutes after referee Oliver Langford showed him a straight red card for a challenge on Aaron Wildig. Bolton were winning at the time thanks to Eoin Doyle's first half strike, and had to settle for a point after Brad Lyons nodded in an equaliser for the Shrimps as full-time approached.Maddison has taken to Twitter to apologise for his dismissal, which he admits he was 'baffled' by due to getting to the ball first and believing Wildig follows through on him.He feels it has cost his new side two points and has apologised for the red card.He posted: "I can only apologise to the boys and fans.

The Trotters took the lead before half-time when Eoin Doyle stroked home his 11th goal of the season. Bolton looked like they might go on to claim all three points and secure back-to-back wins.But the turning point in the game came when Marcus Maddison was shown a straight red card by referee Oliver Langford 12 minutes into his Wanderers debut following a challenge on Aaron Wildig.The Trotters looked like they might hold on for all three points, but the Shrimps equalised when Brad Lyons nodded home from a corner to ensure the spoils were shared.After the game, Bolton manager Ian Evatt spoke to the press and here's his immediate reaction.Immediate reaction?“We were in complete control.

Wanderers are in action this evening at the University of Bolton Stadium in League Two against the Shrimps. Evatt's side are yet to play so far in February, owing to away clashes against Mansfield Town and Salford City earlier this month being postponed due to waterlogged pitches.It means that the four deadline day signings made by Bolton have had a longer wait than usual for their first games for the club.MJ Williams has been brought in on a permanent basis after he left Blackpool, while the trio of Marcus Maddison, Lukas Jensen and Oladapo Afolayan have joined the Trotters on loan until the end of the season.

the Trotters on transfer deadline day on loan from Charlton Athletic for the rest of the season. Maddison has spent the bulk of his career in League One with former club Peterborough United and the Addicks.

The Trotters were due to be in action yesterday against the Ammies at the Peninsula Stadium. But the League Two clash was called off due to a waterlogged pitch.

the Trotters on loan for the rest of the season on transfer deadline day. Maddison joined the Addicks on a one-year deal over the summer, which has the option of a second.But Maddison has had a limited impact at the Valley this season, playing only 10 games and scoring twice for the London side.He has been described as a 'maverick' by his new boss Ian Evatt and the chairman of his old club Peterborough United, Darragh MacAnthony.Bowyer admitted that he took a chance when signing Maddison over the summer and went against the advice of others who suggested he should go in a different direction.But the Charlton boss admits the gamble did not pay off and suggested that Maddison did not meet the standards required at the Valley.

Wanderers fanbase and the attacker could make his Bolton debut this Saturday against Salford City. The winger has been described by Evatt and Peterborough United chairman Darragh MacAnthony as a 'maverick' and the Bolton boss is excited by what Maddison could bring to the Trotters.During his time at Posh between 2014 and last summer, he scored more than 60 goals in nearly 250 appearances.A loan spell towards the end of last season with Hull City and this campaign so far with the Addicks have not seen the best of Maddison on the pitch.

Bolton and both player and club could reap the benefits. But MacAnthony believes he will need to be managed in certain way to get the best out of him, that others in the past have not managed to do.

The Trotters had a busy transfer deadline day with a quartet of players joining the League Two club before the window slammed shut on February 1. Goalkeeper Lukas Jensen joined from Burnley, as did West Ham United forward Oladapo Afolayan and Charlton Athletic attacker Marcus Maddison all joined on loan until the end of the season.Midfielder MJ Williams also linked up with the Trotters on a permanent basis for the next 18 months after leaving League Two side Blackpool.The Trotters make the short trip to the Peninsula Stadium to take on the Ammies this weekend.And Ian Evatt confirmed that the quartet are all eligible to play against Richie Wellens' side, meaning some debuts could be handed out on Saturday.

the Trotters on loan from Charlton Athletic until the end of the season.Maddison has found game time limited for the Addicks under Lee Bowyer this season, playing only 10 times in all competitions and scoring twice. He has spent much of the last six years at Peterborough United where the talented winger forged his reputation and scored 62 goals in nearly 250 games for Posh.

The Trotters had a busy end to the transfer window with four new players brought into the University of Bolton Stadium. Midfielder MJ Williams joined on a permanent deal after leaving Blackpool, while loan deals were agreed until the end of the season for Charlton Athletic attacker Marcus Maddison, Burnley goalkeeper Lukas Jensen, and West Ham United forward Oladapo Afolayan.

Wanderers have made on transfer deadline day as the Trotters have been very busy in the market. He joins Burnley goalkeeper Lukas Jensen and West Ham United forward Oladapo Afolayan as fellow loanees, while midfielder MJ Williams has penned an 18-month deal after leaving Blackpool.

Bolton last summer, but later signed a two-year deal with the club following the appointment of Ian Evatt.