Bolton boss Gary Megson claims some of his players are attempting to 'destabilise' the club but he is vowing to carry on as manager. Megson is feeling the heat at the Reebok Stadium after the Trotters slipped into the relegation places following a run of poor results. And it appears that certain members of the squad are not helping him to get the side back on track. However Megson insists that the majority of the players are backing him and he is confident of pulling Wanderers away from trouble. Megson, when asked if ome players were trying to cause trouble, told BBC Radio Manchester: "Yes, there are bound to be one or two who are not going to be too happy. "But you have to get on with those kind of things. It is not something that is entirely different at this club than any others. "You have to make sure it does not become an issue. I am sure it won't be. It is about the players who are playing and the squad that is out there. "If you are in, great, if you are not you have to get on with it. If another club comes in for you, then you may move on."