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James Trafford believes Bolton Wanderers skipper Ricardo Santos should not have been sent off in the draw against Port Vale but feels the Whites are really coming along away from home.
Bolton Wanderers picked up a point on the road against Port Vale after playing for almost an hour with 10 men.
Bolton Wanderers will wait to see how an illness which forced Declan John off of last night's win over Salford City settles down over the next few days ahead of the trip to Port Vale.
Bolton Wanderers boss Ian Evatt says players in his squad must take the opportunities when they are granted to them this season as there are plenty of others behind them ready to take their place in they do not perform.
Three years ago, Thiago Santos was challenging for the UFC light heavyweight championship, giving Jon Jones all he could handle in a fight that went the champ's way by split decision. At the time, Jamahal Hill was just five fights into his pro career and had not yet reached the UFC.
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Ricardo Santos believes Bolton Wanderers need to start the season fast in League One and beat the sides in and around them in the division if they are to improve their chances of promotion this season.
Alison Dos Santos ended Karsten Warholm's reign as hurdles king at the world championships on Tuesday while Britain's Jake Wightman won his country's first 1500m gold in 39 years on a day of upsets. Warholm may have been behind one of the most iconic moments in Olympic history when he smashed the 29-year-old world record to win the 400m hurdles at the Tokyo Games in a time of 45.94 sec. But the 26-year-old came to Eugene on the back of a hamstring injury which ultimately put paid to his medal attempt here. Instead, Dos Santos ran the third fastest time of all time and a championship record of 46.29 sec to win gold ahead of Americans Rai Benjamin and Trevor Bassitt.