Nice to see all of the loan players start. Feels like for years now young lads out on loan end up just being bench players even at a lower level. Hopefully Coyle, Jacob, Burstow and TLT get full seasons under their belt.
Just listened to The Last Word on the the Bolton news site and they spoke so highly of Burstow and said that he had the best hold up play they have seen in years in a Bolton Team and now saying any money they get should be saved towards buying Burstow in May.
Wow that was a quick turnaround for him. Amazing what happens when you give players a chance in their proper position. Hopefully he either comes back refreshed, or we can get our money back on him.
Bottom one there is the most important one for me....need some goals assists and minutes so someone takes a firm interest in taking him on a perm
I'm not surprised Burstow is going to be a great player, could have done a better job for us this season than Joseph
Burstow for me looks better than Joseph, it will be good for him though to get regular game time where he is.
Agreed. I'd rather have him up front than Joseph, but one of them was going to be 3rd choice behind Destan and McBurnie (or whoever we would have got if that hadn't happened) so better to have Burstow on a season long loan.
Exactly what I have been saying. There is a good player in there. Just needs minutes on the pitch and I sense a player that just needs his confidence building up. Wouldn't be surprised to see him get 15 - 20 goals this season.
Good luck to the lad, there's a player in there hopefully. His backstory makes you want him to succeed.
- Matty Jacob was an unused sub in Reading's 2-1 win over Portsmouth - Thimothée Lo-Tutala was an unused sub in Doncaster's 4-0 win over Middlesbrough - Rocco Coyle came on in the 75th minute in Boston's 4-0 win over Leeds United U21's
Mason Burstow came off the bench in the 62nd minute in Bolton's 3-3 draw with Sheffield Wednesday. He scored a pen in the 4-2 shootout defeat
