Bolton Wanderers boss Ian Evatt on Morecambe, League One season ambitions and improvement sought. You get told things and then they don’t stick to them. He said: "To be honest, it’s a mystery what really happened over the last six months. Sadlier is at a loss to explain the last six months he had at the Millers and claimed that he was not given any reasons for why he did not play for Paul Warne's side.Īnd though they may be near the top of the division, Sadlier prefers the idea of being at Wanderers owing to the style of play under Evatt. Wanderers tried to sign Sadlier in the summer but the move did not come to pass at that time, but the attacker finally made the move in this transfer window. Whatever happens, happens for a reason I feel and I think I can really enjoy myself here." But now I’ve ended up here so I’m happy about that. "I had to make a decision and I ended up going there. It wasn’t panic, but there were a few clubs interested and it wasn’t really the clubs I wanted to go to or that suited me. "We had quite a few months off football and the season started later. I’ll be very open and say it was the completely wrong decision to go there, but people make mistakes in their careers and I’ll learn from that. "Then I made the decision to go to Rotherham which I think everybody knows was the wrong decision. I think we were going for a play-off spot. "Obviously, the season was cut short due to Covid and we were in form then. Then Darren Moore came in and we played some very good football under him as well. "We got to the play-off semi-finals (against Charlton) and lost on penalties so it was a successful season in my first half-season back in England. 
We played good football there and it was enjoyable. He said: "I came over from Ireland halfway through the season and played under Grant McCann, who I knew from when I was at Peterborough – he was assistant there. He has now reflected on the move to the Millers and very candidly admitted that it was a move which should not have happened, but is happy he is now a Wanderer. Morecambe boss pinpoints two January Bolton signings as 'real dangers' & pays Wanderers compliment.
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Bolton Wanderers fitness update on Xavier Amaechi after Burnley reserves show ahead of Morecambe.Sadlier moved to the Millers in the summer of 2020 during the Covid-19 pandemic after a successful spell with Doncaster Rovers, for whom he has played some of his best fooball for. He played a total of 20 times for the Yorkshire side this season, but had to make do with appearances off the bench for the most part.
READ MORE: Gillingham boss Neil Harris speaks on Kyle Dempsey's deadline day transfer to Bolton Wanderers The attacker joined Wanderers on a two-and-a-half year deal after leaving the Millers, for whom he played 36 times for and scored seven goals.
Sadlier joined Wanderers during the January transfer window as one of seven new signings brought in by Ian Evatt over the course of the last month. Kieran Sadlier admits it was a 'completely wrong decision' to move to Rotherham United but is now looking forward to the next steps in his career with Bolton Wanderers.
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