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[Archived] Burnley Have Sacked The Gaffer


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Now let's say this Coyle chap does brilliantly, and get promoted with Burnley by getting their donkeys playing superb football, then avoids relegation the next season. Hughes leaves to replace Ferguson at Man Utd, and this Flood character decides to give no fundsfor Coyle's 2nd season in the op division. Coyle fills the gap left by Hughes, and Burnley get some dobbin like Peter Reid or Mickey Adams in get pooed on until Janurary, which forces the dingles to gamble all their money on crap with Premiership experience, and go down. The 1st season back down sees all the old and overpaid players continuing to earn loads of money for being crap, and Burnley do a bit of a Leeds. And all this time Coyle will be guiding Rovers to European qualification and success, as he had cut his teeth at a poorer club.

Wouldn't that future be funny?

And didn't Owen Coyle play for Bolton in the McAteer/Stubbs/Paatelinen period?

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Now let's say this Coyle chap does brilliantly, and get promoted with Burnley by getting their donkeys playing superb football, then avoids relegation the next season. Hughes leaves to replace Ferguson at Man Utd, and this Flood character decides to give no fundsfor Coyle's 2nd season in the op division. Coyle fills the gap left by Hughes, and Burnley get some dobbin like Peter Reid or Mickey Adams in get pooed on until Janurary, which forces the dingles to gamble all their money on crap with Premiership experience, and go down. The 1st season back down sees all the old and overpaid players continuing to earn loads of money for being crap, and Burnley do a bit of a Leeds. And all this time Coyle will be guiding Rovers to European qualification and success, as he had cut his teeth at a poorer club.

Wouldn't that future be funny?

No, it wouldn't. None of what you suggest is even remotely bearable let alone funny. With that imagination though you may think about writing novels for a living.

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Now let's say this Coyle chap does brilliantly, and get promoted with Burnley by getting their donkeys playing superb football, then avoids relegation the next season. Hughes leaves to replace Ferguson at Man Utd, and this Flood character decides to give no fundsfor Coyle's 2nd season in the op division. Coyle fills the gap left by Hughes, and Burnley get some dobbin like Peter Reid or Mickey Adams in get pooed on until Janurary, which forces the dingles to gamble all their money on crap with Premiership experience, and go down. The 1st season back down sees all the old and overpaid players continuing to earn loads of money for being crap, and Burnley do a bit of a Leeds. And all this time Coyle will be guiding Rovers to European qualification and success, as he had cut his teeth at a poorer club.

Wouldn't that future be funny?

And didn't Owen Coyle play for Bolton in the McAteer/Stubbs/Paatelinen period?

Wouldn't want no ex-dingle managing us thank you very much :unsure:

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Is it true what have read, that Dingles wanting to buy a ticket for the Arsenal cup game must also buy a ticket for another match. If so how can this be, is this sort of ticketing policy even legal? Just shows how much Burnley FC care about their "Worlds greatest fans" Scandalous IMHO

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Worked here when Beckham came to play against the Revs. Had to buy a 4 game package and still sold out. Smart marketing as far as I'm concerned.

Unfortunately when they go to see the other match and see what dross is on display...

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