After having a decade of amazing thoughts, Bolton begins a new age with no ever-present Kevin Davies inside their ranks. It's fair to say an SKD target at the death to send Bolton Wanderers into the playoffs might have been the perfect ending to the captain's Trotters tenure. That never had an opportunity of occurring whilst the club leader was overlooked of the match time squad. That has been the right contact. Dougie Freedman did not yield to emotion and perhaps made the appropriate call in not calling Kevin Davies to the counter. Therefore, the Bolton tale wouldn't have a job to play as Wanderers received 2-2 against Blackpool and missed on the playoffs by the littlest of margins. Bite that was added by both of the strikers Dougie named to the bench were used and both did their best to affect the outcome of the match with the former being the real game-changer and the latter providing at the end. Kevin Davies could get his good-bye when all was said and done. The ultimate whistle had blown, the staff had an opportunity to discuss what occurred in the dressing room, and the people appeared back onto the message. Bolton promoter and great friend of your blog, Enzo Gambaro, explained the send-off for anyone not at the Reebok: "I am pleased that Kev got proper send-off. Right decision not to enjoy him but elegant to give a goodbye to him. "A lap of honor and his kids were taken by him around the pitch with Super Kev chants calling out. The participants suggested him down. It absolutely was touching and fitting. "It didn't affect the fit and gave both him and the fans a little bit of catharsis after current events." Kevin Davies and his family can move ahead to confirmed unannounced pastures new and we, alongside every other Bolton Wanderers fan available, wish them the very best of luck. There is without doubt it'll be strange seeing Super Kev in another team's top but it's what is best for all events.
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