I tihnk he will want to stay at Burnley but then a bit of money and who knows..plus being an ex player.Ferris wrote:I reckon it'll be Owen Coyle
I tihnk he will want to stay at Burnley but then a bit of money and who knows..plus being an ex player.Ferris wrote:I reckon it'll be Owen Coyle
'Greed...massive pay off from Man City, no pressing need for a job, he will sit on his branch in the Managerial Vulture Tree waiting for someone else's corpse to drop by before swooping in and picking over it. Hughes is on for a far bigger job than Noblot.(.)Boobies(.) wrote:Absolutley no chance at all. Mark Hughes has built a very good CV with Blackburn and Manchester City. He will have his sights set a lot higher than Bolton Wanderers.TBM wrote:Bolton are just the right team for Mark Hughes to manage.....the way he had Blackburn playing (tough) is just how Bolton can turn their season around, especially with the players they have there.
Hughes to be appointed before their next Premiership fixture i reckon.
Looks like he's off to Bolton. You would be really pi55ed off as a Burnley supporter right now.Super_horns wrote:I tihnk he will want to stay at Burnley but then a bit of money and who knows..plus being an ex player.Ferris wrote:I reckon it'll be Owen Coyle
TBF the Burnley fans on SSN seem pretty grateful for everything he did for them and are wishing him well, while wishing he'd stayNo Hoops wrote:You would be really pi55ed off as a Burnley supporter right now.
Shame as I quite like Burnley and the way they do things.
LOL @ Burnley fans. If a manager who's done well for you leaves, you should proclaim your h8red for years to come.Silver Fox wrote:TBF the Burnley fans on SSN seem pretty grateful for everything he did for them and are wishing him well, while wishing he'd stayNo Hoops wrote:You would be really pi55ed off as a Burnley supporter right now.
Shame as I quite like Burnley and the way they do things.
Bolton > Celtic > ScotlandCompo's Hat wrote:Bit strange he wants to move now having turned down Celtic in the summer.
Surprisingly he felt the job was too big for him and wanted to go back at the peak of his management...Compo's Hat wrote:Bit strange he wants to move now having turned down Celtic in the summer.
Could be worse. they could appoint their scout as manager rather than a estabished manager....either way I wouldn't be LOL'ing just yetwinchester_royal wrote:Apparently Burnley are about to appoint Laws as next manager.![]()
See yer Burnley.
winchester_royal wrote:Apparently Burnley are about to appoint Laws as next manager..
That's up there with Bolton snatching Megson, in jaw-dropping appointments.Barry Kilby wrote:Ideally he will be bright, youthful, up-and-coming and not entirely dissimilar to his predecessor. As much as we are disappointed to lose Owen there are always young, hungry, winning managers out there who want to take on a challenge and make their names.
To say the least. Two days ago they were listing the bookies favourites for the job, and a certain Steve Coppell was missing. Maybe he'd already removed himself from the running, I don't know. But you have to smile, Burnley fans were hoping for Mark Hughes last week. A swift return to the Championship awaits.Whore Jackie wrote:winchester_royal wrote:Apparently Burnley are about to appoint Laws as next manager..
That's up there with Bolton snatching Megson, in jaw-dropping appointments.Barry Kilby wrote:Ideally he will be bright, youthful, up-and-coming and not entirely dissimilar to his predecessor. As much as we are disappointed to lose Owen there are always young, hungry, winning managers out there who want to take on a challenge and make their names.
Going for a manager that doesn't even get mentioned on here, where pretty much anyone who's ever owned a tracksuit with their initials on will do, would seem foolishwinchester_royal wrote:Apparently Burnley are about to appoint Laws as next manager.![]()
See yer Burnley.
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