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to the tune of sloop john b by the beach boys Owen Coyle (long and slow) He wants to come home He wants to come home The greatest manager ive ever known He wants to come home He is the greatest manager ive ever known Could repeat the he wants to come home over and over against the clarets I thank you

Ins Weiss loan from city Holden free from houston Nugent is a no go as he has played for pompey and burnley this season

Owen Coyle can walk out on Burnley for nothing after legal advice from the managers? union - but he wants his old club to get a ?1million compensation deal from Bolton in an extraordinary final gesture. Coyle's barrister - from the League Managers Association solicitors - has told him that he is within his rights to leave Turf Moor because the Clarets have 'breached his contract'. The LMA claim that Coyle was effectively sacked by Burnley when they called a press conference and discussed a move for a replacement while he was sitting at home and 'suspended'. Coyle was legally advised to leave and become Bolton's new manager last night, but the Glaswegian refused to take that action because he feared Burnley could miss out on the ?1 million figure in his deal if he won his caseThe highly-rated chief is gagged by Burnley's suspension order but feels that he wants to act properly and make sure his old club get what they deserve - despite some of their behaviour in the past few days. Coyle learned he was suspended by letter - without any contact from senior officials - and is also stunned by Burnley seeking around ?3million for the move. The solicitors have checked his contract and texts from Burnley operations director Brendan Flood that confirm he was allowed to meet Wanderers chairman Phil Gartside. Bolton are willing to pay the full compensation figure in Coyle's contract, but they could have got him for nothing if the manager walked out on the deal. Coyle's solicitors are very hawkish on the whole issue, but the 43-year-old boss wants the break to be clean. He is expected to speak to Flood again to clear the way for the exit and get the two relegation rivals to sort out the 'transfer' figure. Bolton want Coyle in charge as soon as possible and they also have to sort out deals for his assistant Sandy Stewart and coach John Henry. And Burnley have already started to consider their options. Norwich boss Paul Lambert - another emerging Scottish-born manager - is suddenly the bookies' favourite, with Flood working on a short-list of three potential candidates.

Apparently Gartside called his friend Flood asking to speak to Coyle Flood said yes (Kilby was on holiday) Bolton spoke to Coyle and he agreed Kilby was furious with Flood no compensation had been set The 3million clause in his contract relates to an approach from a top 6 club which obviously we are not We are only prepared to pay 1million Burnley are refusing to accept this hence the limbo Burnley know if it goes to court they will lose however they all so know we need to appoint sooner rather than later. Make of it what you will. Personally i think Burnley have handled this very naively. Sit tight and we will get our man. All the information released has come from Burnley. Gartside has played this well, not only is he going to get us our dream man but he is also going to get him at a great price.

The rumour is Brendan Flood gave Gartside permission to speak to Coyle without Barry Kilby knowing.

nope wanted to see what he was saying. Only trying to pass on some information make of it what you will

Have had a season ticket since 89-90 Have seen wanderers home and away every match in a season 4 times Was on the site because a friend told me he posts there

the site is http://www.brfcs.co.uk/mb/index.php/topic/...d/page__st__740 Im a bolton fan have often browsed this site but never previously posted. It is definately Nixon

Alan Nixon is on a Blackburn fans site saying that the deal will go through soon and that there are two very important pieces of information about Coyle's departure which will soon come to light