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How Bolton 'drifter' typifies Wanderers style as Ian Evatt pinpoints squad challenge he faces

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Bolton Wanderers boss Ian Evatt joked veteran midfielder Kieran Lee is dubbed the 'drifter' by the Whites coaching team owing to his natural abilities and believes it is great for the club's younger players to learn off of him.

The 34-year-old played a big part in the weekend victory over Charlton Athletic. He was on the scoresheet along with Conor Bradley and George Johnston as Wanderers came from behind to claim a 3-1 victory.

The midfielder came through the youth team ranks at Manchester United and spent nearly a decade at Sheffield Wednesday before arriving at Bolton last January.

He brings a huge degree of quality and experience to the Wanderers squad. READ MORE:Sheffield Wednesday & Ipswich Town promotion verdicts given as Bolton Wanderers prediction made Evatt hailed the midfielder's understanding of the game and how to play for Wanderers in their high pressing strategy.

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