Yes. Burnley could use the money, and the boss refresh.
That would be a mistake. Coyle is critical for Burnley's success.
Bolton just reached out and asked for Burnley's permission to negotiate a deal with former Bolton player, now Burnley boss, Owen Coyle. Coyle has a 3 million pound exit clause in his Burnley contract, which Bolton will have to pay if they end up striking a deal with the coach. Coyle is credited with Burnley success last season, bringing the club to the Premiere League.
They might get another draw or even worse, the first defeat of the season!
Manchester United are still looking for their first away win of the Premier League season after getting two draws at Fulham and Everton. On the other hand Bolton have not won any of their two home games so far but they didn't lose at home either.
Tottenham are coming from a historic victory over Inter Milan in the Champions League but they will probably have to recover from that game as it surely was demanding on the players' fitness. Bolton will be quite eager to get at least a point since they lost their home game against Liverpool last weekend.
Arsenal played dirty and scored a goal when they should have kicked the ball out of play.
Bolton's manager, Owen Coyle, accused Arsenal of foul play, after the gunners' William Gallas delved into an aggressive tackle on Bolton's Mark Davies, injuring him, then continuing play (the match official did not see the incident) and scoring a goal. Bolton claims Arsenal should have stopped the play and kicked the ball out, so Davies could receive treatment. He was later taken out of play and the severity of his injury is still unknown.
The two European candidates will meet on Saturday in a clash that could make some difference in the league table since Bolton are currently in 6th place on 26 points while Sunderland are 7th on 24 points. Last weekend Bolton grabbed a narrow 2-1 home win against Blackburn while Sunderland got a goalless away draw at Fulham.
Ancelotti's men suffered a heavy 3-1 defeat last night at Arsenal but they will have the chance to recover on Wednesday when they will meet Bolton Wanderers at Stamford Bridge. Bolton are coming from a solid 2-0 home win against West Brom and they are sitting sixth in the Premier League table.
Defending champions Chelsea will meet 7th placed Bolton on Monday and Ancelotti's men will be looking to confirm their revival after beating Blackburn 2-0 last week. Bolton got beaten 2-0 at Stoke last Saturday but the Wanderers are still in with a good chance for an European spot.
