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Ian Evatt believes the spate of injuries in the final three months of 2021 is what has ultimately cost Bolton Wanderers the chance of reaching the League One play-offs this season but believes there is nothing but positivity at the Whites as the club moves in the right direction.
Sheffield Wednesday look set to face a Bolton Wanderers side weakened by injuries after it was revealed that three of their players could potentially be facing weeks out of action. Injury was the reason behind all three of Bolton's substitutions during their recent 1-1 draw with Portsmouth, creating a scenario which is far from ideal for the Trotters with the visit of the Owls looming.
Bolton are currently sat comfortably in 11th place with only five games left before the season draws to a close – but Ian Evatt has revealed that the side will have to make do without three of their players over the next few games, as reported by Derek Clark.
Ian Evatt felt that Elias Kachunga was 'caught out' to an extent against Wigan Athletic over the weekend but he returned to showing the form he can do with the impact he made from the bench against Portsmouth for Bolton Wanderers.
Sheffield Wednesday manager Darren Moore has praised Bolton Wanderers for the style of football that they play under the guidance of Ian Evatt ahead of this weekend’s clash between the two teams.
Kieran Sadlier believes Bolton Wanderers gave a 'mixed' performance in the draw against Portsmouth as he reflected on the penalty he scored and the suggestion the visitors' goal could have been offside after a Pompey player admitted there were in that position.
Sheffield Wednesday boss Darren Moore has explained how forthcoming away trips to Bolton Wanderers and Milton Keynes Dons will present the Owls with a different type of challenge. Four of their last five games have been played at Hillsborough and the one away fixture came against lowly Gillingham.
Danny Cowley believes that it was a “brave” decision for Portsmouth to revert to a back four against Bolton Wanderers last night, in conversation with The News.