Ian Evatt wants to continue to see Bolton Wanderers develop as they continue to improve in pre-season despite a loss to Wigan Athletic but wants them to make positive performances like that shown against the Latics count when the League One season gets going.
Wanderers took on the Latics yesterday afternoon in a behind closed doors clash at Bolton's Lostock training ground. Leam Richardson's side won the contest 1-0.
Charlie Wyke's first half penalty proved to be decisive for the Latics after Elias Kachunga had missed an earlier spot kick for the Whites. Wanderers are next in action this Tuesday in another behind closed doors clash away to another Championship side in the form of Watford at the Hornets' London Colney training base.
