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.
Arsenal will mess up and the game will end in a draw
Burnley will somehow leave the Emirates with all 3 points
Not many are giving Burnley any chance of taking anything from their encounter with Arsenal this afternoon. Brian Laws men currently occupy 19th spot in the Premier League table and even the most ardent Burnley fan will admit that Arsenal will probably win this game comfortably.
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Burnley take on Stoke tomorrow night in what could be a very important game for Brian Laws' side. They have to win in order climb up the table but their form is rather poor, lost their last four league matches. On the other hand Stoke lost only once in 2010 and a win could give them a peaceful end of the season with no relegation worries.
It seems as it Portsmouth have been relegated from the Premier League but there are 2 spots to fill yet. Last year, we saw both North-East clubs be relegated from the Premier League, Newcastle United & Middlesbrough. However, will we see any last day dramatics this season?
No, Mick McCarthy is destined for another relegation
Wolves picked up a precious three points today against a Burnley side that have missed a lot since Owen Coyle's departure. However, both teans are near the relegation zone and far from comfortable. Could Mick McCarthy & Wolves manage safety in the coming weeks?
Manchester City were lucky to come away with the 3 points this evening at Turf Moor, but because of the horrible torrential rain, not because of their performance. Are Burnley facing relegation?
First and foremost, does anyone remember Nicklas Bendtner's 8 missed against Burnley a few weeks ago? Yes, 8 misses!?! Anyway, he's scored a few since and has looked pretty OK, although Wenger keeps claiming he can become a world great, is the Frenchman talking nonsense?
He has only been there for a few months, but already the Burnley fans are booing their manager Brian Laws. Burnley were today comfortably beaten by Roberto Mancini's Manchester City 6-1 at Turf Moor with many fans heading for the exits long before the full time whistle was blown. So should Burnley sack Laws? Vote now!
Newcastle United were officially promoted to the Premier League on Monday evening, an immediate return to the top flight for the Magpies. Chris Hughton has a job on his hands though to keep them afloat in the big boys league, have they what it takes to outwit their future relegation candidates?
