Everton manager David Moyes backs himself to wheel and deal in the last few days of the January transfer window But he believes his experience of making inspired loan captures in January such as Mikel Arteta, Landon Donovan, Nikica Jelavic and Steven Pienaar will stand him in good stead. "I will do everything I can to get someone in," said Moyes . If I have to have a bet on whether we will get someone in, then I would back myself to do it. Everton's strong campaign - they are three points off the top four and have suffered just one defeat in 13 - is all the more impressive considering the size of Moyes's squad and a Premier League high of five players having started at least 22 of their 23 league games. "We could do with at least one new face this week," defender Phil Jagielka said. It's really whatever the club can do. If we can get the right people in to make this good squad stronger, then we'll be delighted. It's tough on the squad to keep the momentum going, because as I say we don't have the largest amount of players but it's something the manager has instilled in this squad for many, many years. At least John Heitinga's strike in added time avoided the prospect of a fourth-round replay after Marvin Sordell had cancelled out Steven Pienaar's opener. Bolton may be struggling for consistency in the Championship but they were boosted by Stuart Holden, 27, making his first appearance at the Reebok for 22 months following a succession of knee problems. As with Kevin Davies, there have been no talks about extending Holden's stay beyond the summer but he said: "I've been out for quite a bit of time so I understand that it's important to prove myself again and get back to the levels that I was at before."