Thu Apr 09, 2026 7:55 am
With Bolton Wanderers arriving in South Wales in fourth place on the League One table, Nathan sees the fixture as an opportunity to bounce back in the best way possible with a busy run-in towards the end of the season now approaching.
“It’s one of those six-point games where they’re behind us," said Trott. "I think to win at home would be really special for the fans and at this stage of the season would be a really big win.
"That’s what we’re fully focussed on right now. I think that the fans are always going to show their emotions a lot more than the players.
"Over the course of the season there have been so many ups and downs but ultimately when you look at the position we’re in and how we’re playing when you watch the full games, everyone should feel really positive about the way we’re going, and with one win the mood changes again.
“It’s been positive for me since I’ve come in. It’s been a fun team to play with and be a part of, so I just want to continue that, complete the mission and get this Club where it belongs.”