Reo-Coker backs Bolton to emulate West Ham escape<br /><br />Nigel Reo-Coker is confident Bolton can emulate his former side West Ham's final-day escape from relegation.<br /><br />The midfielder was part of the Hammers team that won at Manchester United in 2007 to stay in the Premier League.<br /><br />Bolton need to beat Stoke on Sunday and hope QPR lose at Manchester City.<br /><br />"I've been in this situation before with West Ham. There's no fear in my heart. If anything I'm looking forward to the game more than ever," he told BBC Radio Manchester. <br /><br />"This is football. This is what we dream about. This is why we play the game - it's big games and big occasions like this.<br /><br />"We really have to stand up as men and be counted."<br /><br />Owen Coyle's side, who are two points from safety, looked set to claim a vital win against West Brom on Sunday after taking a 2-0 lead, but they conceded twice in the final 15 minutes as the match ended 2-2. <br /><br />Wigan secured their survival with a 1-0 victory on Monday over Blackburn, who were relegated, leaving Bolton and QPR battling it out to avoid the drop on the final day of the season.<br /><br />"The equation is there for us. We must win this weekend," said Reo-Coker.<br /><br />"We've got to be positive and I can't see any reason why we can't go and win at Stoke at the Britannia and remain in the Premier League."<br /><br />Bolton have taken four points from their last two away games with a draw against Sunderland and a win over Aston Villa.<br /><br />Reo-Coker added: "We've performed really well away from home recently and I can't see why we can't continue the same performances away from home."
