Bolton Wanderers boss Ian Evatt on Wycombe win, counter attacking & improvement from Ipswich

Bolton Wanderers put in a hugely impressive performance as they beat Wycombe 3-0 at the University of Bolton Stadium.

The Whites began the season last weekend with a point on the road against Ipswich Town. This afternoon the Chairboys were the visitors for the first home game of the campaign.

They took the lead in the first half when Kyle Dempsey finished to give the Whites the advantage following good work from Liverpool loanee Conor Bradley. They doubled their lead just before thee break when Aaron Morley slotted home from Dapo Afolayan's pass.

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Dempsey added his second after the break as Wanderers ran out worthy winners. It leaves Wanderers third in the League One table after two matches so far.

Here's what Wanderers boss Ian Evatt had to say in his immediate reaction to the big win.

That wasn’t too shabby, was it?

“It was a good performance and a good three points, but that’s all it is. It’s only three points. I’m really pleased and a huge step-up from last week. We looked more energetic. We looked braver and more courageous in possession and that’s what we ask for.

“We do ask for bravery out of possession, but that should just be a given to win tackles and headers and 50/50s and duels. That’s a given. When we speak about bravery and courage it’s receiving the ball in tight areas, having the bravery and the courage and the execution to play forwards in transition, run forwards in transition and I thought we did that really well today.”

Some of the counter-attacking play was really exemplary?

“Yeah. We looked like a good team. We looked energetic, we looked forward thinking, we looked like we were proactive. They’re