Blackburn will celebrate against Bolton despite Fabrice Muamba's condition, says Steve Kean "Of course we will celebrate if we score," Kean said. The fact is, Fabrice is making progress and I'm sure that will continue. But we want to win the game and we're not going to go there and think, because Fabrice has had a bad time, we will feel embarrassed about winning. Kean, who has guided Blackburn away from the bottom three since surviving calls for him to be sacked in December, believes the positive updates on Muamba's condition will serve as motivation for Owen Coyle's Bolton players. He said: "We said to Bolton that, if they wanted to postpone it because they hadn't prepared the right way as the players might have been mentally all over the place, then fine. But the fact Fabrice is making positive progress puts their players in a positive frame of mind. All we can do is be totally respectful to Fabrice and we have been. But we need to get on with our business as this a massive game and we don't get the opportunity to play this fixture again. This is the one and only time we can go and get at it and try to get more points.