They lost just three games from mid-January through to May, and fans will have every reason to get excited should the Trotters carry on from where they left off. His Bolton can be great to watch, 131 goals were crammed into their 46 games last season. Season ticket sales have subsequently shot up and so have expectations ahead of the new campaign. The Trotters are 13/8 to do just that, while the 9/2 (William Hill) on a second promotion in three seasons is reasonable.Įvatt employs an attractive brand of football.
A very creditable 9th place followed in the third-tier, now the target will be progressing further and challenging for a top-6 standing. Ian Evatt to continue on his upward tractoryĪfter leading a Barrow side dubbed "Barrowcelona" to the National League title, Ian Evatt recovered from a very slow start - 2 wins in 15 matches in all competitions - to fire Bolton to promotion up to League One at the first time of asking.
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Now with nine months under his belt and a full pre-season behind him, we expect Wilder to work his magic at the Riverside providing he can bolster his attack.Adam Armstrong perhaps? He conjured up a push for the play-offs but just missed out on the final day (7th), although he did fire his side past Man Utd and Spurs through to an FA Cup quarter-final. Last November, Wilder inherited a stuttering Boro side that were 14th in the table. Wilder has thrived at every level in the football pyramid, backed up by five promotions on the CV, which includes propelling Sheffield United from League One to 9th in the Premier League. The relegated duo of Norwich, winners in each of their last two Championship campaigns, and Watford dominate the top of the Championship winner market, but its Middlesbrough who catch the eye as a team to stamp their return to the Premier League next season: they are 10/1 to lift the title, 9/2 (Unibet) to finish in the top-2, and 3/1 for promotion.įor starters, Boro have an excellent manager at the helm in Chris Wilder, arguably the best boss in the Championship. Chris Wilder to win (yet another) promotion
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