The difficulties Bolton Wanderers face in trying to send players out on loan in January transfer window

The Trotters have not kicked a ball in anger so far in February owing to matches in League Two being postponed.

the Trotters on loan until the end of the season from Championship side Swansea City during the January transfer window.He has played only once for Bolton so far in last weekend's win over Leyton Orient, coming off the bench for his debut in the closing stages. John was made to wait for his Trotters debut after he picked up an injury in training which affected his hamstring.

the Trotters in all competitions this season, but has found the back of the net only once.But he has found game time less regular over the past few months, and has started only once in the last eight matches.Wanderers also strengthened on transfer deadline day in the forward areas of the pitch, with Charlton Athletic's Marcus Maddison and West Ham United's Oladapo Afolayan joining the club on loan.Crawford also played under Keith Hill last season when the Rovers boss was in the dugout at the

Wanderers fans took to Twitter to have their say on the club's business in the transfer market with a generally positive verdict being given. Danny Booth wrote: "Looks like a decent deadline day for # bwfc for once.

the Trotters on loan until the end of the season from Championship Swansea City.

Wanderers have already added four new players to the squad this window in the form of Kieran Lee, Zack Elbouzedi, Ben Jackson and Declan John. Two signings are due to be announced in due course, a goalkeeper and a midfielder, with two players in the forward areas of the pitch the deals which are being worked on.Evatt said: "At the moment we’ve got two ins but they will be released in due course.

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The Trotters have been active already in the January transfer window with four new players signing for the League Two club. Ben Jackson, Declan John and Zack Elbouzedi have all joined on loan until the end of the season from Huddersfield Town, Swansea City and Lincoln City respectively.

The Trotters will be without defender Ryan Delaney and skipper Antoni Sarcevic for the visit of the O's. Delaney is suspended for tomorrow's game in light of the red card which was shown to him last time out against Tranmere Rovers.

The Trotters will embark on a run of Saturday-Tuesday fixtures in the fourth tier of English football which will see them have only one free week between now and the middle of March. That will fall in the middle of February with the home fixture against Stevenage and the trip to Southend United.

Latics sit 23rd in the third tier of English football following Tuesday evening’s 5-0 thrashing at the DW Stadium at the hands of Blackpool.

The Trotters have already been very busy so far this month and more business is anticipated before the window slams shut on February 1. Free agent Kieran Lee has already been signed, while three players have arrived on loan at the University of Bolton Stadium until the end of the season.

"The positives are that Declan John and Kieran Lee will be back training on Thursday.My Bolton Wanderers provides news about the Trotters from the Manchester Evening News. We have set up social media accounts on Facebook and Twitter which you can follow and where the latest articles will be posted to.

The Trotters have already been busy this transfer window with four new players signed so far. Ex-Sheffield Wednesday midfielder Kieran Lee and Swansea City defender Declan John have joined the League Two side.

Wanderers have already added two new additions to the squad in the form of experienced former Sheffield Wednesday midfielder Kieran Lee and Swansea City defender Declan John on loan. Evatt has confirmed that more acquisitions will be coming this month, with the Wanderers manager previously admitting other options in the forward areas of the pitch are being targeted.

The Trotters made more than 20 acquisitions over the summer transfer window and Evatt had to build up a new squad after a turnover of players took place.

The Trotters have already been active in the market this month with the acquisition of Declan John on loan from Swansea City and former Sheffield Wednesday midfielder Kieran Lee on an 18-month deal.