Bolton Wanderers midfielder Kevin Nolan has challenged his team mates to score more goals.

Nolan has scored just a single goal this season and says he aims to score more to take the pressure off the club's strikers.

He said: "The manager asked for goals from more people because all the pressure had been on Johan Elmander.

"Kevin Davies has done that, Matty Taylor has done that, so it's about time myself, Gav McCann and Fabrice Muamba did it more often too.

"We have got goals from the defence, which we never had last year. This team has got goalscorers all over the pitch and that's something we had a few years ago when we were very successful under Sam Allardyce - and that's high praise.

"I'm having chances, which is good because if I wasn't, I'd have to change my game more. I like scoring goals and I will do that, no doubt about it. I'm sure Gav and Fabrice would say the same thing."