Ian Evatt believes nobody should expect Bolton Wanderers to be automatically up at the top end of League One this season and they must earn the right through hard work and stick together in the upcoming campaign when experiencing troughs in form during it.
Wanderers finished last season ninth in the third tier of English football in their first season back in the division. They finished 10 points from the play-offs and are aiming to be in the mix for the top six in the upcoming campaign.
A poor run of results during the October to mid-January period of last season is what put pay to any promotion hopes Wanderers might have harboured last season. But the Whites have a settled squad now which they will hoping to improve their league position with.
