Bolton Wanderers manager Dougie Freedman has insisted that his side are capable of achieving success this season following their 2-0 win over Bournemouth.
The Trotters have been slow starters in the current campaign, but have now gone six matches unbeaten.
"With the group of players I have got and the backing of the club we can achieve whatever we want to achieve," Sky Sports News quotes Freedman as saying.
"We have had a disappointing start, we cannot forget that, and we have to make up for it now. But today we showed how much quality and determination we have got and that can spring us up the table.
"We have not been beaten that many times this season and are now looking at a team which is now six unbeaten. I feel we have enough in the dressing room to keep the run going."
The win lifts Bolton to ninth in the Championship with 13 points from their 14 games played.
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Mark Langshaw
Mark Langshaw
