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Bolton Wanderers have confirmed Service My Car as the club's new official kit sponsors for the 2022/23 season.

Ian Evatt is well aware of the expectancy that will be at Bolton Wanderers next season to be in the top six in League One but the Whites boss is looking forward to that challenge.

Ian Evatt is adamant that chairman Sharon Brittan and the Bolton Wanderers board do not have to show him any financial evidence of their backing to reach the Championship as he has always received what he has asked for from them as he hailed their 'miraculous' work to get the club to where it is.

Bolton Wanderers chairman Sharon Brittan has hailed the efforts of the Whites' squad over the past two seasons as she believes the club is well and truly back and heading in the right direction.

Derby County's situation is a 'tragedy' says former Rams defender Ian Evatt but paid tribute to the 'incredible' way that Wayne Rooney has conducted himself and shown what he is capable of in management.

Ian Evatt says he does not take the support and backing he receives from Bolton Wanderers chairman Sharon Brittan for granted and aims to repay the faith shown in him with performances and promotions.

Burton Albion say that the club still expects its home League One clash next week against Bolton Wanderers to go ahead as planned at this time.

Sharon Brittan insists that results on the pitch at times so far this season has not affected her plan for Bolton as she pointed to where she feels Wanderers sit in the financial standings in League One as she made the case for sustainable spending in football.

Bolton Wanderers chairman Sharon Brittan believes events such as the charity walk yesterday en route to Accrington Stanley are perfect evidence of why she opted to purchase the club and save it.

Sharon Brittan has hailed the extra cash provided by the Premier League which will help League One and Two club such as Bolton Wanderers recover from the coronavirus pandemic and believes it will help the club become more sustainable.

Ian Evatt has explained the reasoning why Bolton Wanderers have extended the deals of four big names in the first team squad and that it is the type of club he and owner Sharon Brittan want to run by rewarding those who deserve it.

Former Bolton Wanderers goalkeeper Mark Howard has joined League Two side Carlisle United on a short-term deal.

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Are you surprised when you have a moment to reflect since you’ve hurtled up the league table from 19th to sixth? “Am I surprised? No, I’m not surprised because I believe in what we do and I believe in myself and the rest of my team and my staff. "The difference has obviously been that we had a really good window in January and I now have the tools to be able to do my job really.

The Trotters made 20-plus signings over the summer after Evatt joined the club from Barrow and set about overhauling the Wanderers squad. Though the transfer window only closed just over a month ago, attentions have already turned to potential business when January comes around.

Manchester United and received backing from EFL chairman Rick Parry. They propose a restructure of the English football pyramid, if adopted, with a reduction in the number of teams in the Premier League from 20 to 18 and an overall drop in the number of clubs in the top four divisions of English football from 92 to 90.There would still be 24 clubs in the Championship, League One and League Two.

Wanderers and the campaign for all clubs across the EFL has begun behind closed doors in light of the coronavirus pandemic. There had been plans to allow fans to return to stadiums from October in a reduced capacity and on a socially distanced basis.

Bolton Wanderers have agreed wage deferrals with its players and management team.

Bolton Wanderers confirmed a number of staff have been placed on furlough, with the club being 'acutely affected' by coronavirus.