Owen coyle
Owen coyle
Big game on Friday Owens Queens Park play Dundee
In the final game in the Scottish championship to join the premiership
A win will promote queens Park but a draw will promote
Dundee
On tv bbc Scotland and iplayer
I will never forgive that man
In the final game in the Scottish championship to join the premiership
A win will promote queens Park but a draw will promote
Dundee
On tv bbc Scotland and iplayer
I will never forgive that man
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Re: Owen coyle
And Dundee's manager is Gary Bowyer...
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Re: Owen coyle
Is this nostalgia day on UTC or something?
I'm happy to join in by saying Brian Laws was utter s***e
I'm happy to join in by saying Brian Laws was utter s***e
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Owen Coyle was the pioneer of out premier league journey.
Played good exciting football as well.
Played good exciting football as well.
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Re: Owen coyle
Laws reign is forgivable because he was (is) an honest man doing the best of a bad job.
It's different with Coyle.
It's different with Coyle.
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Re: Owen coyle
I hope he gets the promotion tbh.
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I’ve long since forgiven him. His stints at Bolton and Blackburn made me realise that he had fluked his promotion with us and he wasn’t the next coming. It hurt so much at the time because I thought he was worth being upset at losing. Now I realise he wasn’t.
A bit like being dumped by a gorgeous girl only to see her a couple of years later rather worse for wear and realise you had a lucky escape.
A bit like being dumped by a gorgeous girl only to see her a couple of years later rather worse for wear and realise you had a lucky escape.
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Re: Owen coyle
Please don't.
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Spot on andyhandyh wrote: ↑Tue May 02, 2023 2:33 pmI’ve long since forgiven him. His stints at Bolton and Blackburn made me realise that he had fluked his promotion with us and he wasn’t the next coming. It hurt so much at the time because I thought he was worth being upset at losing. Now I realise he wasn’t.
A bit like being dumped by a gorgeous girl only to see her a couple of years later rather worse for wear and realise you had a lucky escape.
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Re: Owen coyle
I think you're confusing Coyle with Dyche tbh but it's all about opinions.
Coyle was an important player in the game for us. He gave us that initial taste of the PL.
However, his promotion success isn't a matter of opinion - it's there in black and white (or colour) for all to see.
What I was referring to was the character of these two very distinct individuals.
As you well know.
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Queens Park are my Second team so I will be watching and hoping the Spiders do it.And with a twist I really want Everton to get relegated
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Probably the best analogy of the whole sorry episode.andyh wrote: ↑Tue May 02, 2023 2:33 pmI’ve long since forgiven him. His stints at Bolton and Blackburn made me realise that he had fluked his promotion with us and he wasn’t the next coming. It hurt so much at the time because I thought he was worth being upset at losing. Now I realise he wasn’t.
A bit like being dumped by a gorgeous girl only to see her a couple of years later rather worse for wear and realise you had a lucky escape.
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I can't work out if this is sarcastic or not
Compared to how its all going now I think I was on the right side of history and I'm looking forward to lots of boomers getting very angry in the future about it
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I think I've forgiven him - I think of the good times, the amazing cup journeys, the exciting football, somehow getting a team of average players into the Premier League- good luck with the promotion Judas.
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Re: Owen coyle
Time to let it go.
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Same with Dyche its time for a lot of posters to channel their inner "Elsa's" and
Let it go
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He'll create a little bit of history if they do get promoted, Queen's Park have not played in the top tier of Scottish Football since 1958 ...
Many of us will remember 1970's footage of Scottish Cup finals and Home Internationals being played at Queen's Park's original ground of Hampden Park. The goal areas were always bare, and they had trademark square posts and crossbars, compared to Wembley's usually immaculate turf, notwithstanding the odd Show Jumping event & Rugby League final. Queen's Park would often play in front of less than 1,000, in a ground that had held around 149,000 before modern safety regulations ....
Many of us will remember 1970's footage of Scottish Cup finals and Home Internationals being played at Queen's Park's original ground of Hampden Park. The goal areas were always bare, and they had trademark square posts and crossbars, compared to Wembley's usually immaculate turf, notwithstanding the odd Show Jumping event & Rugby League final. Queen's Park would often play in front of less than 1,000, in a ground that had held around 149,000 before modern safety regulations ....
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Coyle proved that it really isn't that difficult to cobble a team together to get out the Championship.
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I worked with a young Scottish, Seihk, engineer who was a keen Queens Park supporter. I took him on Turf Moor and he was from then onwards also a claret.
Oh, and who's Owen Coyle?
Oh, and who's Owen Coyle?
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Surprised to read that, such judgements must invariably be comparative and I'd assumed that you were old enough to have remembered Chris Waddle.Lancasterclaret wrote: ↑Tue May 02, 2023 1:34 pm...I'm happy to join in by saying Brian Laws was utter s***e
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I thought we’d forgiven Coyle yonks ago, when he turned up to the supporters’ night and was given a standing ovation?
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Re: Owen coyle
He left in a very bad way, which is hard to forgive or forget.
But he did give us PL football, showed us what was possible.
But he did give us PL football, showed us what was possible.
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Owen Coyle - Never forgive, Never forget
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it was bad at the time , even on the coach after the play off final the radio mentioned interest from celtic for him.
but the game is a mess of ponce players like the leeds team ignoring kids, to the ten managers a minute chelsea, and yet again leeds. city players on half a million quid a week, the list is endless. ultimately those involved have no affinity with the clubs we support.
but the game is a mess of ponce players like the leeds team ignoring kids, to the ten managers a minute chelsea, and yet again leeds. city players on half a million quid a week, the list is endless. ultimately those involved have no affinity with the clubs we support.
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Re: Owen coyle
Graham "Grezza" Alexander was the one who earned us promotion, not Olive Coyle.
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Life is short so we move on from Coyle, Dyche and it will be the same with Vinny in time but that is life. But never forget the good times they brought to our club.
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The way that Coyle snaked out of our club will never be forgotten by myself and this doesn't make me bitter and twisted.
The atmosphere at both the Reebok in the League and the League Cup tie at The Turf was something special and showed exactly the strength of feeling against him.
Sean Dyche on the other hand has remained dignified and respectful about his time at Burnley and will no doubt get the reception that he deserves on his return.
The atmosphere at both the Reebok in the League and the League Cup tie at The Turf was something special and showed exactly the strength of feeling against him.
Sean Dyche on the other hand has remained dignified and respectful about his time at Burnley and will no doubt get the reception that he deserves on his return.
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Re: Owen coyle
The tension is unbearable Coyle v Bowyer and 9 teams out of 10 in this division not knowing their fate,Coyle back in the big time next season in the Scottish Premier league?......I think he will,I'll be cheering him on anyway
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An explosive start after falling behind in the first few mins the Spiders lead 2-1 after 12 mins
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2-2 now
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The standard is ******* appalling
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I have sausages for tea.AfloatinClaret wrote: ↑Tue May 02, 2023 8:10 pmSurprised to read that, such judgements must invariably be comparative and I'd assumed that you were old enough to have remembered Chris Waddle.
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Dundee's 3rd goal
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Is this a "ten up, 5 change ends" game?
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This is hilarious the 2 old blokes stood on ladders looking over the wall are getting their moneys worth though ...if they had paid that is
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Not really fussed "either way" re Coyle anymore as it's so long ago now and we've come so far, even though yes, he definitely left in a very underhand and disingenuous way at a time when it was always likely to hurt Burnley the most, but what I wanted to say was as he lived locally (maybe still does?) I knew someone who knew him and his wife extremely well and he was DEFINITELY offered the Celtic job the summer after the play off final and he DEFINITELY wanted to jump ship and take it. Mrs Coyle, fed up with constant moving around due to the nature of the job and with kids constantly moving schools was (apparently) the one who told him he had to turn it down.Wile E Coyote wrote: ↑Tue May 02, 2023 10:57 pmit was bad at the time , even on the coach after the play off final the radio mentioned interest from celtic for him.
but the game is a mess of ponce players like the leeds team ignoring kids, to the ten managers a minute chelsea, and yet again leeds. city players on half a million quid a week, the list is endless. ultimately those involved have no affinity with the clubs we support.
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Pitty she didn't tell him to turn the Bolton job down then, oh wait a minute........Dark Cloud wrote: ↑Fri May 05, 2023 8:26 pmNot really fussed "either way" re Coyle anymore as it's so long ago now and we've come so far, even though yes, he definitely left in a very underhand and disingenuous way at a time when it was always likely to hurt Burnley the most, but what I wanted to say was as he lived locally (maybe still does?) I knew someone who knew him and his wife extremely well and he was DEFINITELY offered the Celtic job the summer after the play off final and he DEFINITELY wanted to jump ship and take it. Mrs Coyle, fed up with constant moving around due to the nature of the job and with kids constantly moving schools was (apparently) the one who told him he had to turn it down.
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Back to the match tonight, it's bonkers 3 - 3 at half time. Legzdins in goal for Dundee.
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Phew, thank goodness.Dark Cloud wrote: ↑Fri May 05, 2023 8:46 pmThe handy location just down the M61 wasn't an issue for that one unfortunately!!
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Dundee are 10 years ahead of Queens Park
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Queen's Park 3 Dundee 5