West Ham’s record at the Reebok is disastrous, but West Ham midfielder Gary O’Neil is not fretting about it ahead of Saturday’s trip to face Bolton.

After Manchester United made it seven consecutive league wins against the Hammers on Saturday, a team with an equally impressive record take to the field against West Ham this weekend.

Bolton have also won the last seven encounters with the east Londoners, but midfielder Gary O’Neil is not worried by the previous efforts of the team to beat the Wanderers.

“I wasn’t aware of it and it doesn’t concern me,” said the former Middlesbrough player, who has slotted in on the right side of the West Ham midfield since his arrival in January.

“To me it doesn’t make any difference. It’s a game we can hopefully get something from and win, we fancy our chances.”

Bolton sit eighth in the Premier League table after a successful campaign, but they lost 2-1 on Saturday at Birmingham and O’Neil fancies his team’s chances.

“They have had a good season, Owen Coyle has done a good job there, but we have done well recently,” he said.

“We had a blip against Manchester United, but we are looking at Bolton to get back on the kind of run we were on before.”