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Why Bolton Wanderers won't ask players to step away from social media after Elias Kachunga abuse
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manchestereveningnews.co.ukSign up for the free MyBolton newsletter to get the top stories direct to your inbox Ian Evatt will not advise his Bolton Wanderers players to take a step back from social media in the aftermath of the racist abuse directed at Elias Kachunga and has been heartened by the way the football club has rallied around him.
Kachunga was subjected to the abuse on his personal Instagram account after the club's goalless draw against Burton Albion kast week.
The University of Bolton Stadium club has reported the matter to the police, with Ian Evatt describing the messages sent to Kachunga as 'vile' and vowed to fully back the 29-year-old, who joined the club last month on a two-year contract. READ MORE: Bolton Wanderers' Dapo Afolayan on Ipswich Town
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