Aaron Morley talks Bolton Wanderers play-off chances, Gillingham & makes Rochdale admission

Aaron Morley believes it is now make or break for Bolton Wanderers in their hopes to reach the League One play-offs as the midfielder targeted winning most of their remaining games this season, starting with Gillingham.

Wanderers are currently eight points from the top six as things stand and have 11 matches left in their campaign.

They travel to Priestfield tomorrow to take on a Gills side currently in the relegation zone but three points from safety.

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Bolton are seeking to return to winning ways against the Kent side following last weekend's 2-0 loss on the road to MK Dons.

And Morley admits there is now little margin for error for Wanderers if they hope to be in the play-offs in May as he previewed the clash at Priestfield.

He said: "Every game from now until the end of the season is important but we know, coming off a loss, we need to step things up and we need to get the win to get our play-off push back on track.

"I think we’re only seven or right points off the play-offs and 11 games, anything can happen. Hopefully, it will go our way.

"That’s what the focus is from now and hopefully it can happen.

“We need to just concentrate on the next game and hopefully get the results we deserve. Since I came in we have been performing well – and, yes, there have been a couple of slip-ups but we still have time to put them right.

“We reacted well after the Burton loss and we need to do the same on Saturday.

“Everyone has put a great week of training so hopefully we can sort it out.

"11 games left and hopefully we can push. It’s a massive chance for us and we know we can do it. It’s just putting in the performances