Oh.... Another Owen Coyle stay or go article..

Helmets on...

I would stick by Coyle. we don't need any knee jerk reactions.

To compare him with either of our two previous managers is absolute nonsense.

I for one still believe he will pull us round and then all the people who are advocating his dismissal will be singing to a different tune.

I don't get it, OCTW.

This is a really well written, well structured, thought provoking article. It's a complete contrast to the one you wrote yesterday, in that sense

The problem is, it asks almost the same question that you and everyone else asked yesterday and so will get the same responses

spot on reebok your a clever boy. this is one i come across on the manny rd website so not just me thinking this

Oh. You got me, you sneaky devil.

Of course it isn't just you thinking it. Doesn't mean you are right though...

i am not saying iam but we do have to think to the future of the club

I have a dilemma. Pizza Hut or KFC for tea?

He stays. BUT we get a defensive coach pronto and dump P Robinson as soon as permissible.

Yes, we do have to think to the future, which is why I think that changing managers is a bad idea.

Let's be honest, chopping and changing managers hasn't really got us much recently. Since Allardyces largely successful long reign, there have been rather short and unsuccessful managers.

Sammy Lee. Unsuccessful
Megson. Successful at first, by keeping us up, buy then struggled. Hugely
Coyle. Success. Going through a tough patch, but can pull us through it.

Sometimes you have to take one step backwards to move 3 steps forward

Depends whether you want to go to a restaurant or take out Campo. If its take out your after I'd go KFC as Pizza hut doesn't work quite so well on that front. But on the other hand its Pizza Hut, which is ace!

I see your dilemma!

As to the OP, once again I have to point out (and I'm really getting sick of saying this) Mark Hughes would never come to us. Never ever, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever. Ever.

He ruled himself out at the time we hired Coyle, and he won't be interested now. He sees himself as bigger than us and for that reason alone I wouldn't want him anyway. First sniff of a job at a bigger club and he'd be gone quicker than you could say "Megson smells!"

The OP slates Pratley and Eagles but says its still too early to judge N'gog. I'm sorry but there is very little in the way of appearances to judge one and not judge the others.

Also the last paragraph is absolute nonsense, who is going to pick our manager? the fans? the players? and how is getting to the semi final of a cup make Coyle a duffer?

OP will hopefully stay put (for now) and somehow find the right formulae to get us out of the mire. But, as usual, none of us has an actual say in that ..... it will be Eddie, PG ..or even OC himself that decides on how long he stays, or when he goes. All we can do is offer honest opinions to each other on a forum on what we'd LIKE to see, but realistically, as you're weel aware, our opinions count for nothing in the actual decision-making process.

A plane passed through a severe storm. The turbulence was awful, and things went from bad to worse when one wing was struck by lightening.

One woman lost it completely. She stood up in the front of the plane and screamed, 'I'm too young to die,' she cried. Then she yelled, 'If I'm going to die, I want my last minutes on earth to be memorable! Is there anyone on this plane who can make me feel like a WOMAN?'

For a moment, there was silence. Everyone stared at the desperate woman in the front of the plane. Then a man from Bolton stood up in the rear of the plane.

He was handsome, tall, well built, with dark brown hair and hazel eyes. Slowly, he started to walk up the aisle, unbuttoning his shirt as he went, one button at a time. No one moved. He removed his shirt.

Muscles rippled across his chest. She gasped.....




Then, he spoke...'Iron this will you -- and then get me a black sambuca. Oh and Coyle stays....."

Hey ..I like how you've worked that joke to reflect Owen Coyle stayin' to be similar to a plane crashin'