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ALFIE’S EAGER TO REPAY FANS

By Charlie Peat

SPOT-ON: Bolton’s Adam Le Fondre scores in the 3-2 defeat aagainst Leeds and, inset, celebrates
PICTURE: Action Images

ADAM Le Fondre was born to score goals – yet finding a permanent home in order to do so has proved far from straightforward in recent seasons.
But after agreeing to join newly-promoted Bolton Wanderers on a full-time basis, the 30-year-old hotshot, nicknamed Alfie, is now hoping to get his mojo back in the North West.
The former Reading man has already enjoyed two loan spells with the Trotters, including at the end of last season when he he...

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