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News Sport Weather World Service Languages Low Graphics version | Change Edition | Help   Sport Homepage   Football   African Cup of Nations 2004 World Cup 2006 draw 606: Your Say --------------- Five Live>> --------------- Academy>> Virtual Replay Daily E-mail Mobiles Fun and Games Question of Sport CHOOSE A SPORT Select ---------- Football Cricket Rugby U Rugby L Tennis Golf Motorspt Boxing Athletics Snooker Racing Cycling Disability Sport US Sport Other Olympics 2004 ------ N Ireland Scotland Wales Last Updated: Saturday, 6 November, 2004, 15:42 GMT E-mail this to a friend Printable version Okocha seeks progress It is our ambition to stay in the top six after the Christmas programme Jay-Jay Okocha Nigerian midfielder Jay-Jay Okocha insists Bolton will not be satisfied with avoiding relegation from the English Premiership. Okocha, who captains his club and country, said the Lancashire club is determined to prove they have become a permanent fixture in the topflight. "We have gone past that stage (relegation)now, although we know we have got to keep our feet on the floor. "We will just stay focused and try and keep a good season going. "It is our ambition to stay in the top six after the Christmas programme." Bolton boss Sam Allardyce hopes his side will consolidate on what he described as a dream start to the season. "We are averaging almost two points a game, which is something you dream about. "It gives us a base to achieve what we want to. Our drive is not to waste what we have worked hard to achieve up until now. "We have never ridden in the top six consistently before, and people are talking about Europe. "Let's hope we can keep them talking right through to May. "There is always a surprise club in the pack, and I hope we can that be that surprise club this year." Meanwhile, Khalilou Fadiga is expected to return to the club at the beginning of next week, when his future will be discussed. The Senegal international had an automatic defibrillator implanted in his heart after collapsing on the pitch before a Carling Cup game against Tottenham. "We expect him back either on Monday or Tuesday," said Allardyce. "We will have a chat with him and review all the reports from the specialist, which at the moment are positive." E-mail this to a friend Printable version Links to more African stories In This SectionNigerian clubs demand cashTanzania bows to FifaOkocha seeks progressNigeria miss OwomoyelaEsperance top EtoileAlgeria face SenegalSchaefer changes squad againGhana intensifies hunt for coachAfrican football datesAfrican rankingsAfrican leagues round-up: Oct 28-31Liberia name coachZamalek's unbeaten run endsChampions League loses placeTanzania delays decisionEnyimba remain confidentEnugu 2-1 Asante KotokoSantos 0-1 Hearts of OakAfrican goals in Europe: 16-17 AugDrogba faces surgery  ALSO IN THIS SECTION Nigerian clubs demand cash Tanzania bows to Fifa Okocha seeks progress Nigeria miss Owomoyela E-mail services | Sport on mobiles/PDAs Back to top Sport Homepage | Football | Cricket | Rugby Union | Rugby League | Tennis | Golf | Motorsport | Boxing | Athletics | Snooker | Horse Racing | Cycling | Disability Sport | US Sport | Other Sport | Olympics 2004 Scores & Fixtures | Have Your Say | Photo Galleries | TV/Radio Listings Sport Relief 2004 | Fun and Games | Question of Sport | BBC Sport Plus Northern Ireland | Scotland | Wales BBC Sport Academy >> | BBC News >> | BBC Weather >> About the BBC | News sources | Privacy & Cookies Policy | Contact us

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