Spillervurderinger Bolton – Ipswich

The Bolton News har vurdert spillerne etter 0-2 hjemme mot Ipswich lørdag 11. mars.

Vurderingene er gjort av Chief Football Writer i The Bolton News, Marc Iles.

JAMES TRAFFORD…6.

Made a couple of relatively straightforward saves but was embroiled in what became an over-complicated goal-kick routine intended to draw Ipswich in. Added to the nerves.

EOIN TOAL…5.

Still wobbling a little after a dip against Morecambe. Lost Burgess for the second goal as he peeled off around the back of the huddle of players.

RICARDO SANTOS…6.

Came up with some important clearances and blocks in front of his own goal but will look at Hirst’s finish before half time and ask if he should have allowed him to drift across him.

LUKE MBETE…5.

Even aside from the misplaced pass that led to the first goal, you could just sense the Manchester City defender was unsettled. Needs a confidence boost, and quick.

CONOR BRADLEY…7.

Never lets you down for effort and looked Bolton’s best bet to get anything out of the game as he traded attacks with Davis on the Ipswich left.

AARON MORLEY…5.5.

Wanderers looked to him continually for inspiration. Whether it was a lack of options in front of him or just an off-day, he struggled to deliver.

KYLE DEMPSEY…5.

A performance which felt really out of character. Loose in possession and lacking a bit of snap on the ball. Better than this.

GETHIN JONES…5.

Used to try and combat Wes Burns on the right ahead of the more attack-minded Declan John. Struggled to get himself in the game.

SHOLA SHORETIRE…5.

Given a hellish time by Morsy and Luongo, which seemed to rock his confidence as see him drift out of the game. Needs a boost.

VICTOR ADEBOYEJO…5.

Final ball often let him down after some decent touches outside the Ipswich box. Still searching for a proper role in this team, perhaps?

DION CHARLES…5.

Won’t need anyone to tell him that the penalty was a turning point in the game. Has enough credit in the bank to go again at Hillsborough and make amends.

Subs: R Williams 66 (for Mbete), Lee 74 (for Shoretire), Jerome 74 (for Charles).