Hull City boss Phil Brown is looking to his players to bounce back this week.

"I am 50 on May 30 and I want to be a Premier League manager, it is as simple as that," he said.

"People have been looking at these games for a while, long before the season started, thinking they would like to see them, to see some world-class players.

"But I am not in the habit of just gracing a field just because there are world-class players in the opposition side.

"The fact we have not got anything from Chelsea or United shows how important the 20 points we do have are.

"Now we have a game against Bolton at the KC Stadium which one or two people might now expect us to win."