QuoteChelsea won't be affected at all I'd sayOriginally Posted by rambler14
Chelsea won't be affected at all I'd say
my three for the drop: Pompey, Wigan and ...Hull. Hopefully not the Irons though
Talk of Coyle going to Bolton. Hardly a huge step up for him, exchanging a team in the drop zone without great prospects for one outside the drop zone with less prospects but one which he has developed. Must be a money thing.
Forget about the performance or entertainment. It's only the result that matters.
seems a strange move alright i know he played for bolton ... would imagine money has a bit to do with move
" football is a simple game "
I think Coyle would be better off waiting for a bigger job to come along. Unless something disastrous happens at Burnley I'd say his reputation will be safe long enough for him to sit it out an wait for a better opportunity, like Liverpool for example.
I also think Megson was unlucky to lose his job, given that Bolton have often been relegation threatened during their time in the Premiership and Megson looked to be a decent bet to lead them out of it. I'm sure during the early Allardyce years they finished 17th a few times.
"Life is like a hair on a toilet seat. Sooner or later you are bound to get pi$$ed off."
"In this league, a draw is sometimes as good as a win" - Steve Morison
How Megson even got the Bolton job after his stint at Forest amazed me.
Coyle must just love Bolton!
Birmingham apparently had a 10 million pound bid for McGeady turned down. I cannot believe they are trying to waste 9 million on Babel. Liverpool turned down the bid?!
I think Bolton is a good job for Coyle. They have far greater long term prospects than Burnley I would think, despite the current league standings. Coyle has reached the limit of what he could have been expected to achieve at Burnley and the only way is down from here on I would think. There's no way he'd get a job much bigger than an established PL club anyway, which Bolton are at this stage. The fact that he used play for them and will probably be getting a lot more money adds handsomely to an easy decision.
Last edited by DeLorean; 07/01/2010 at 5:10 PM.
cannot believe liverpool turned down 9 million for babel
" football is a simple game "
Not being allowed to reinvest the 9 million in the squad is the reason you'll find Benitez won't sell himcannot believe liverpool turned down 9 million for babel
Fulham v Pompey off this weekend and Liverpool v Spurs looking doubtful now as well.
Stoke v Burnley gone as well.
Sunderland v Bolton gone now as well.
Last edited by KK77; 08/01/2010 at 1:00 PM.
Add Hull V Chelsea to that now. Betfair have a market open for the no of games that will actually go ahead this wkd.
so whats the point of benitez trying to sell players then.. will he be able to reinvest dossena moneyNot being allowed to reinvest the 9 million in the squad is the reason you'll find Benitez won't sell him
" football is a simple game "
I think thats been used to pay Maxi's wages.will he be able to reinvest dossena money
"Football is a game you play with your brain".
Being used to repay the debt.so whats the point of benitez trying to sell players then.. will he be able to reinvest dossena money
could be worse imagine trying to pay of utd's debt
" football is a simple game "
Well it's easy to do when you make a £48 million year profit during your last financial year.could be worse imagine trying to pay of utd's debt
LESS OF THE BULL NOW!
That included the 80m from the Ronaldo sale by all accounts
and that they decided not to spend the 30million on tevez if the kept ronaldo and tevez theyd probaly be screwed now..
Not that easy when you're over 600 milion in debt! Not quite sure how the debt got that high but they're obviously servicing it easily enough but imagine if things started to go badly, and revenue dropped.
Mind you, £1.00 from every Man U supporter around the world would soon dispose of it.
Forget about the performance or entertainment. It's only the result that matters.
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