Owen Coyle. Where did it all go wrong?

[thebish]

People say you are only as good as your last game, but you are not. You are only as good as your next game and that is Bristol City at home where everyone will hopefully be up and ready to go.

...and I have in my hand three envelopes....

[Annoyed Grunt]

People say you are only as good as your last game, but you are not. You are only as good as your next game and that is Bristol City at home where everyone will hopefully be up and ready to go.

...and I have in my hand three envelopes....

Your name is in one of them

[Sponge]

And you have to chuckle at this:

People say you are only as good as your last game, but you are not. You are only as good as your next game and that is Bristol City at home where everyone will hopefully be up and ready to go.

Good luck Sammy, Jiminho and the boys...

What ever happens he'll be looking to take the positives out of it...

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It is, after all, a game of two halves. Or is it? Better ask Sammy.

[Hoboh]

I think we've been somewhat hyijacked here. The basic premise is that no manager has seen fit to replace the set up that Allardyce dismantled. BWFCi seems to want to contend this wasn't true under Megson.

No, I'm saying that we had a more scaled down approach. That appears to have disappeared completely under Coyle.

scaled down, really?

[Dr.Karl]

Article in the BN which supports this http://www.theboltonnews.co.uk/sport/wa ... nt_impact/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; (though that might be what you are already talking about)

Mentions how the new regime have started double training sessions, have training tailored to meet individual player needs and are working on organising the midfield and back 4. When will they have time for ping pong?!

Those comments by Davo and that article reveal a lot about Coyle's reign imv. Lets hope the new boss keeps up the new regime. We sound a little more professional at least!