How Port Vale defeat has left 'mental scars' for Bolton Wanderers explained

Wanderers grabbed a goal back through Antoni Sarcevic and Delaney was shown a second yellow card after a foul on Vaughan shortly after as Bolton ended the encounter with 10 men, while Evatt himself was shown a red card after the game by referee Neil Hair. Wanderers had chances to draw themselves level after Sarcevic scored, with chances falling to substitutes Arthur Gnahoua and Alex Baptiste.

Wanderers grabbed a goal back through Antoni Sarcevic and Delaney was shown a second yellow card after a foul on Vaughan shortly after.But the manner of the award of the Rovers penalty and how Tranmere defender Manny Monthe avoided a second yellow card for a bringing down a through on goal Sarcevic when both sides had 11 men were major talking points.Evatt was also dismissed after full-time for apparent dissent with referee Hair and the Bolton boss had his say on the performance of Hair and the

Wanderers grabbed a goal back through Antoni Sarcevic and Delaney was shown a second yellow card after a foul on Vaughan shortly after.

The Trotters have advertised for the role and a shortlist is being formulated for the job. Evatt last year had his job title changed from head coach to manager, following a restructure of the club's football department.

the Trotters as one of around 20 new signings over the summer.

The Trotters signed the duo on loan in a double signing announced in the build-up to the draw last Saturday against the Robins at the University of Bolton Stadium.

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the Trotters where no player has been able to nail down a consistent starting place due to injury or form. Players to have played there this season have included left-sided players in the form of Liam Gordon and Jamie Mascoll, but neither have been able to nail down a starting place.

The Trotters dominated proceedings at the University of Bolton Stadium particularly in the first half where chances fell for Eoin Doyle and George Thomason but opposing goalkeeper Josh Griffiths kept Wanderers at bay.Bolton went behind midway through the second half when poor defending from a set piece allowed the Gloucestershire side to go in front when Matt Gilks parried Will Boyle's effort and Alfie May was on hand to slot home.But Wanderers rallied and came from behind to grab a point when

The Trotters return to the University of Bolton Stadium and will take on the Robins aiming to do the double over Michael Duff's side. When these two sides met last month, Wanderers emerged on top thanks to Ryan Delaney's late winner.

Wanderers this season, as well as bagging six assists. But he has had to make do with a place on the bench of late since he was dropped for the win over Cheltenham Town in mid-December.

The Trotters went behind when Ricardo Almeida Santos put through his own net midway through the second half. But Wanderers rallied and fought back to draw level through substitute Arthur Gnahoua who came off the bench to score a leveller.After the game, Bolton boss Ian Evatt spoke to the press and here's his immediate reaction.It was a hard fought point. What did you make of it?“I didn’t think there was a great deal in it.

Wanderers and made a total of 30 appearances for the club during the 2015/16 season, scoring once against MK Dons.

the Trotters this season in all competitions and scored three goals. Wanderers manager Ian Evatt explained ahead of tomorrow's trip to Exeter City that he had spoken to opposite number Nathan Jones late last week and the Luton boss had been happy for Kioso to stay with Bolton.

Wanderers went a lick of paint to grabbing an equaliser, though the Trotters were reduced to 10 men late on when Reiss Greenidge was shown a second yellow card.But Evatt's side are now not in action until Tuesday, January 12, when they are on the road against Exeter City. With the January transfer window now open, the Trotters are poised to add to their squad with Evatt confirming a loan deal for a player is due to be announced on Wednesday.

Wanderers manager Ian Evatt as to whether this was a tactical move - but the Wanderers manager confirmed this was not the case. With Greater Manchester and the North West now placed in tier 4 of national coronavirus restrictions, Evatt confirmed the move was purely part of protocols to reduce the risk posed by the virus and was a health and safety measure.

The Trotters start the year at the University of Bolton Stadium with a League Two clash against John Yems' side. It will Bolton's first game for a week after the home clash against Morecambe was suspended earlier this week following a coronavirus outbreak in the Shrimps camp.

Wanderers are next in action this weekend for their first game of 2021 when Crawley Town come to visit the University of Bolton Stadium.

the Trotters added their second towards the end through Nathan Delfouneso, before Peter Kioso nodded home a dramatic late leveller before the break. The wing-back was later sent off for a second bookable offence.After the game, Wanderers manager Ian Evatt spoke to the press and here's some of the highlights of what he had to say.