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Tickler

Tickler

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Well thats them down…Owen Coyle

Think Wigan, Palace and Hull are for the chop next year

Palace = No Zaha, their spark gone
Hull = Bruce will start playing players in odd positions
Wigan = Coyle
 
I used to like coyle, then I lost all respect for him when he left Burnley for bolton, was over the moon when he took them down.

PS wigan went down last season marra
 
http://www1.skysports.com/football/...nt-Owen-Coyle-as-Roberto-Martinez-s-successor

Wigan are to name former Bolton boss Owen Coyle as their new manager, Sky sources understand.

Coyle has been out of work since he was sacked by Bolton in October and will replace Roberto Martinez, who left to join Everton following the Latics' relegation.

Former England manager Steve McClaren is thought to have been a frontrunner for the role but chairman Dave Whelan has opted for the experience of a man who led Burnley to promotion from the Championship in 2009.

It is understood that Coyle has agreed a one-year rolling contract but stands to bank lucrative bonuses if he guides the club back to the Premier League at the first attempt.

Before plotting a promotion charge, he will have to settle the futures of key players like Arouna Kone and James McCarthy, though it is thought Wigan have yet to receive any enquiries for their star men.
 
ItalianStallion said:
http://www1.skysports.com/football/...nt-Owen-Coyle-as-Roberto-Martinez-s-successor

Wigan are to name former Bolton boss Owen Coyle as their new manager, Sky sources understand.

Coyle has been out of work since he was sacked by Bolton in October and will replace Roberto Martinez, who left to join Everton following the Latics' relegation.

Former England manager Steve McClaren is thought to have been a frontrunner for the role but chairman Dave Whelan has opted for the experience of a man who led Burnley to promotion from the Championship in 2009.

It is understood that Coyle has agreed a one-year rolling contract but stands to bank lucrative bonuses if he guides the club back to the Premier League at the first attempt.

Before plotting a promotion charge, he will have to settle the futures of key players like Arouna Kone and James McCarthy, though it is thought Wigan have yet to receive any enquiries for their star men.
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Think if he stayed at Burnley they certainly would of been in a better position than they are now, whilst he has faded since he was at bolton, he was doing a good job at Burnley with a 45% win percentage I believe
 
ItalianStallion said:
Think if he stayed at Burnley they certainly would of been in a better position than they are now, whilst he has faded since he was at bolton, he was doing a good job at Burnley with a 45% win percentage I believe
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He was mate and loved by all, then dropped them like a sack of **** at the first opportunity, you can guarantee that match will be televised
 
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