It’s Hammer time, Mullins warns Wanderers
The sides have met four times this season and West Ham’s best return was the battling goalless draw that set up this replay. Bolton knocked them out of the Carling Cup and won both Premiership games, including a 4-1 thrashing at the Reebok Stadium last Saturday. But the Hammers are set to be back at full strength after boss Alan Pardew rested a number of key players over the weekend.
Anton Ferdinand is set to return from midfield to the heart of West Ham’s defence while Dean Ashton, Marlon Harewood, Yossi Benayoun and Nigel Reo-Coker are all in line to start. And Mullins warned they have a few old scores to settle.