Bolton sack Coyle

Another brilliant piece of news for us - Bolton sack their manager mere weeks from when we are due to play them away. Our chances of taking three points just dramatically increased.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/19869286

I feel for him - I would rather him stayed to be honest - they have been playing crap.

They have been playing badly but I still felt it was only a matter of time until they started proving their calibre, their squad has too much quality not to. Losing their manager though will just throw them in deeper turmoil for some time. Could be a while before they find a new manager, ad more time will then be needed for that new manager to really get things going. At the very worst, we play them when the man in charge has only known the squad for a week or two, it'll mean tactically they should still be severely lacking.

Red614 wrote:They have been playing badly but I still felt it was only a matter of time until they started proving their calibre, their squad has too much quality not to. Losing their manager though will just throw them in deeper turmoil for some time. Could be a while before they find a new manager, ad more time will then be needed for that new manager to really get things going. At the very worst, we play them when the man in charge has only known the squad for a week or two, it'll mean tactically they should still be severely lacking.

I think I always prefer to play the same manager and team on a bad run. We didn't really deserve all three points at Portman Road on Saturday, but you can sneak a win the way the game panned out - equaliser sucked the life out of the Ipswich players and Paul Jewel couldn't change anything.
What goes around, comes around; Coyle rather "Jumped ship" at Burnley, leaving them to sink.

i always thought bolton would be top of the league pretty much from start of the campaign... but they have hardly set the league on fire at all... all i can say to coyle & bolton fans is HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

Thinking positively, whenever sanyone has a dodgy run fans will start calling for Coyle, rumours will fly and the team will become unsettled.

Thinking negatively, Bolton will get better under their new manager and some other team will get Coyle and also improve.

Don't see what the fuss is about... Apparently coil removal is quite common according to netmum.com


http://www.netmums.com/coffeehouse/woman-504/sex-contraception-48/211871-coil-removal.html

Valley Trash wrote:Don't see what the fuss is about... Apparently coil removal is quite common according to netmum.com


http://www.netmums.com/coffeehouse/woman-504/sex-contraception-48/211871-coil-removal.html

OK Valley Trash, you didn't find that so easily. I think you are one of the contributors to that thread, masquerading as a woman. This is disapointing because I am two of them (Linda H and Donna L) and I'm wondering if anyone in the thread is an actual woman.

Bolton have been struggling for some time really, Coyle had to go really as much as I like the man. The club seems to need a fresh face.

I think Clarke at Brum will be next

The Other Mr Bean wrote:I think Clarke at Brum will be next

I think it might be a race between Clarke and DJ at Sheffield Wednesday. Ironic that DJ turns to Bothroyd and Wednesday haven't won since.

Yeah - Weds fans having a go at Bothroyd on twitter. Alls not well.