Bolton Wanderers' attempt in getting a new boss may soon turned into reality after their approach towards Crystal Palace manager, Dougie Freedman, received a green light. Reports claimed that Palace's management have allowed Bolton to speak with Freedman, meaning the Eagles won't be blocking the potential departure of the young manager from Selhurts Park.

Championship side Bolton Wanderers have apparently picked one candidate for their future boss as the club reportedly stepping up their effort in grabbing  current Crystal Palace manager, Dougie Freedman.

Two Championship clubs, Blackburn Rovers and Burnley are still in search for new managers to lead them in finishing this current season. Blackburn Rovers' who parted company with Steve Kean over two weeks ago, reportedly is seriously aiming to persuade their former captain Tim Sherwood in filling that vacant manager position.

Former Bolton player, Fabrice Muamba, who less than a year ago was struggling with medical assistance on the pitch due to a heart problem, is currently promoting awareness against cardiac arrest in order to give other players a chance to survive similar situation.

Bolton Wanderers search for a new manager led the rumor mill into naming Swindon Town manager, Paolo Di Canio as one of the potential candidates. The Italian manager admitted that hearing his name being linked with Bolton is flattering but at the moment he claimed that there are no official talks with the Trotters.

Former Italian international striker, Paolo Di Canio is being link to be the potential new manager for Bolton Wanderers. Although he was flattered by that link, Di Canio admitted that he has a much bigger dream instead of just coaching a club.

Former Bolton player, Fabrice Muamba maybe forced to retire already at the age of 24 due to his cardiac arrest problem, but he still has a strong passion for the team. Speaking to the press recently, Muamba stated his frustration over Bolton's current situation and is eager to help out his former team.

The English League Championship have just entered its 10th round but a manager has already received a sacking. The unlucky tactician is Bolton Wanderers' Owen Coyle, who has officially become the first manager to be sacked in the competition this season.

Bolton Wanderers' Marvin Sordell claim regarding racial abused he suffered during his team's Championship clash against Millwall on the weekend will soon head to the Police desk. Millwall have now confirmed that they will contact the police following Sordell's claim about the abuse he received by sections of the London club's supporters.

Football League, Bolton Wanderers v Nottingham Forest highlights and goals video. Played on Friday 24 August 2012. Scorers: Lewis McGugan, Chris Eagles, Marvin Sordell, Andy Reid.