Bolton legend Ivan Campo has offered his assistance to help the struggling club return to its 'glory days'.
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Campo continued: "It is sad for me to see Bolton's poor start to the season, and the subsequent sacking of Owen Coyle. But that's the name of the game; if you're not up to scratch and maintaining the standards of the club, it's time for someone fresh to take over the reins and ensure that the club's future will be more promising.
"I am sure that Coyle had good intentions for the club, but unfortunately, he has not been able to rectify Bolton's performance.
"Personally, it would be a dream for me to return to the Reebok Stadium, where I spent several seasons playing. However, I would not be returning as a player, or even a manager or a coach. But if anybody at the club thinks I can be of any use to Bolton Wanderers, here I am. In a way, I would be giving something back to the club which provided me with some of the best years of my football career.
"I am eager to see a return to the glory days of Bolton; we have had success before, and, with the right guidance, there is absolutely no reason why the club cannot turn its fortunes around, and return to the Premier League."
