Summary:
Bolton Wanderers boss Dougie Freedman will be in charge for Wednesday's match at Fulham, despite calls from fans for his head.

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Dougie Freedman is set to stay as Bolton manager despite the club's disastrous start to the season. Wanderers lost their sixth match out of nine this season on Saturday, 2-0 to Derby, and there were fan protests, people invading the pitch and songs calling for the boss's head. Bolton are 22nd in the Championship table and travel to second-bottom Fulham on Wednesday. Dougie Freedman is under pressure after Bolton's sixth loss of the season against Derby on Saturday . The bottom six of the Championship . And the club have indicated Freedman will be in charge at Craven Cottage by saying he will be at the pre-match press conference. Nobody from Bolton would comment further but the Scot told the Bolton News: 'I expect to be in charge when we go to Fulham. 'I understand I am in charge and have responsibility of a wonderful football club and I'm proud to be in charge of it. Right now we're getting it wrong. 'It's proven to be a harder job than I first thought when I walked in.' One fan invaded the pitch and started to ride the corner flag like an imaginary horse . Wanderers supporters called for Freedman's head during and after another miserable defeat .