Fleetwood Town are back from their training camp in Austria, and they are getting thrown right back into the mix as Bolton Wanderers come up to Highbury Stadium for a pre-season friendly.
Town have had a good start to their pre-season with a 1-0 win over Queen of the South, and a 2-1 win against Czech First League side FK Jablonec in Austria, with full-backs scoring the winning goals in both games.
Bolton have managed to stay unbeaten so far in pre-season, after playing four games. They started off with a 3-2 win against Chorley before heading up to Scotland to face Arbroath and Dundee.
The Trotters headed to the Fylde coast next as they would be set to face AFC Fylde but for the first time in pre-season, they were held to just a draw, with the game finishing 0-0 at Mill Farm.
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Town have played three games so far in pre-season and have not picked up a single injury, so Rosler will most likely field a strong side against the Wanderers.
Bolton could be looking to field their goal scorers again at Highbury as Adam Le Fondre, Gary Madine, Josh Vela and youth-player Connor Hall have all grabbed one a piece.
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Gateshead-born, Gary Madine started his professional career at Carlisle United in 2007, after coming through the youth ranks at the side, and he managed to get his first goal for the club a year later after coming off the bench against Nottingham Forest, scoring the winner.
The striker spent a lot of time on loan at Carlisle, having spells at Rochdale, Coventry City and Chesterfield. In January 2011, and after 14 goals for Carlisle, he made the move to Sheffield Wednesday.
Madine didn’t take long to get onto the score sheet at Wednesday as he managed to score on his second appearance, which was a 2-2 draw against Yeovil Town at Hillsborough. He finished that season with 18 goals in all competitions.
He won an award the season later as he was awarded the Football League Young Player of the Month of September, after scoring 10 goals in only 12 games. After a few more loan spells, he made his way to Bolton where he has become a strong contender for the first team.
Since joining the club, he has played in 68 games for Bolton, in the league, and has scored 14 goals in that time.