Kevin Davies

With the Bolton legend available on a free, it seemed to make sense that Wigan would go for him for depth, if anything.

After much back and forth between Bolton Wanderers, the fans, and the media, Kevin Davies has finally been granted a testimonial. A report out of the Bolton News confirms as much, saying that the Football League has granted Super Kev his testimonial.

Fan consensus seems to be a generally positive attitude towards a better 2013 and with it, a return to the top flight. Zat Knight, however, has issued a warning as he realizes the scale of the challenge that is ahead for Bolton Wanderers.

It's fair to say that an SKD goal at the death to send Bolton Wanderers into the playoffs would have been the perfect ending to the captain's Trotters tenure. That never had a chance of happening as the captain was correctly left out of the squad.

In a recent radio interview with Tower FM, manager Dougie Freedman cast doubts that Davies would play a part in the regular season's final match.

To know that the last time I saw Davies play, I was unaware it would be the last time absolutely breaks my heart. Instead of being given this hero's send-off, we've watched him sit on the bench and be stripped of everything he worked for.

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Toronto FC manager Ryan Nelsen has confirmed his club's interest in Kevin Davies but remained quiet when asked if talks had taken place.

Weekend reviews from the blogosphere and media, plus corruption allegations both fake and real.

Another transfer rumour, this time coming out of England as sources tell our sister SBN blog Lions of Vienna Suite that 36-year old striker Kevin Davies is on his way to TFC.