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HENRY’S BELIEF IN TROTTERS

CHAMPIONSHIP
EXPERIENCED campaigner Karl Henry insists his new club Bolton will fight tooth and nail to avoid relegation.
In midweek, the 34-yearold former QPR midfielder joined a Trotters side rooted to the bottom of the Championship, but says he senses a positive mood in the Bolton camp.
“I have been in so many relegation battles throughout my career and seen the way things go with a load of struggling lads,” said Henry.
“When I turned up, I half-expected to see a load of disgruntled players – it was the complete opposite. “I’ve seen a group who are rig...

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