Small Bolton Wanderers striker Tom Eaves, currently on loan to League One side Shrewsbury Town, ran riot on Crawley Town recently as his side hoped to achieve breathing space from the drop zone. Eaves had formerly scored three goals in six games for Shrewsbury but doubled up on that figure yesterday because of a second-half hat trick. All three of Eaves' goals were well-taken because it was his strikes alone that practically guaranteed Shrews' protection. The first goal, above, saw Tom Eaves get the ball some 20 yards away from goal. He turned, reduce inside, and shot house to the left side of the goal. The second had Eaves carry on a magnificent solo function, whipping four defenders before an arguably lucky rebound took him to the box. The finish though, which was all school as the forward cracked the stranded goalkeeper and the ball nestled into the back of the net at the post. The third goal and the sugar on Tom Eaves' cake found the ball once more fall to Eaves on the edge of the place. Now, he shot across his body and found the top( ish) place at the best side of goal.
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