Bolton Wanderers’ Josh Dacres-Cogley looks set to ‘refresh’
With the exception of a few international players, Ian Evatt’s side will return to the training ground this morning to begin preparations for their trip to Northampton Town on Saturday.
The defeat to Carlisle United before the break still weighs heavily, and with seven points needed for automatic promotion, Bolton fans will be looking forward to seeing a reaction from their side this weekend.
With the exception of a few international players, Ian Evatt’s side will return to the training ground this morning to begin preparations for their trip to Northampton Town on Saturday.
The defeat to Carlisle United before the break still weighs heavily, and with seven points needed for automatic promotion, Bolton fans will be looking forward to seeing a reaction from their side this weekend.
“Honestly, I think this team can last, they definitely have the ability. But there’s no excuse for the way it happened: we lost points we shouldn’t have and even if the team was missing a few players, we should have made sure that this small run of results was preserved. guard.
“Now we start building up to another series after the break and are concerned about the score.”
Wanderers play just three of their next nine matches at home, facing away sides Oxford United and Portsmouth in a difficult period until December.
The disappointment over previous results continued, and Dacres-Cogley admitted Bolton’s claim as automatic promotion challengers was in doubt in some quarters. But he believes a win and a positive performance against Northampton could quickly lift spirits.
“You need to put this behind you, cool down quickly,” he said. “You can spend a few days thinking about things, but you have to be able to break it down, look at what happened and move on. You must learn from your failures.
“We know a lot of teams come to our stadium and make sure they are hard to beat, tough and keep playing – just like Carlisle did. We just need to give them more. You can’t let them get a foothold in the game.
“Teams will try to frustrate each other and we’ll probably have to handle that a little better. We need to fight the teams and let them know that we are a team that can get promoted this year, we need to show how good we are.
“I think we have the quality, but we have to show it every week. It has to improve.”
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