Six changes for Bolton

Bolton manager Owen Coyle made six changes for this crucial relegation clash against Wolves at the Reebok Stadium.

Six changes for Bolton
Sat, 27 Feb, 2010 - 14:46

Bolton manager Owen Coyle made six changes for this crucial relegation clash against Wolves at the Reebok Stadium.

With only one victory in eight league games since arriving from Burnley, Coyle was anxious to secure another win.

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