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Favourite Coyle Moment

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Got 2, maybe 3 good memories of the fella.

 

The equalizer against West Brom, or should that read equalizers ?

 

But my all time fave was against Everton in the cup.

 

My boss used to be a blue, so you can imagine the week I had after the win.

Got 2, maybe 3 good memories of the fella.

 

The equalizer against West Brom, or should that read equalizers ?

 

But my all time fave was against Everton in the cup.

 

My boss used to be a blue, so you can imagine the week I had after the win.

 

 

Causing trouble now you!

 

 

Most of the JCL have only ever seen his goal against Reading that started the comeback.

PL off final, best game ever.

 

branagan pen save

de freitas brace

coyle

& mixu.

 

what a day!

Round my way he was known as "Ten Touches", as that's what he'd take before even thinking about shooting.

 

This came to fruition once and once only, Wolves at home, we won 5-1 and I think he miskicked the ball into the net, despite wanting to take a couple more touches.

 

That and Gretna when he properly got us out of the shit.

Round my way he was known as "Ten Touches", as that's what he'd take before even thinking about shooting.

 

This came to fruition once and once only, Wolves at home, we won 5-1 and I think he miskicked the ball into the net, despite wanting to take a couple more touches.

 

That and Gretna when he properly got us out of the shit.

 

I remember the wolves game too, it bounced off his shin, is that the game that Phillpis volleyed one in as well?

I remember the wolves game too, it bounced off his shin, is that the game that Phillpis volleyed one in as well?

 

Certainly is, what a screamer. That's probably my favourite Jimmininho moment.

I remember being in Inverness in a bar (pre-season Scotland tour) and a bloke who was the spit of Owen Coyle was in there having a drink. Entire Wanderers following sang 'Owen Coyle...Owen Coyle...Owen Owen Coyle..' down the poor bugger's ear for what seemed like the entire night.

 

He took it well. Might have been Coyle for all we knew.

Certainly is, what a screamer. That's probably my favourite Jimmininho moment.

 

I was in the Lever end at the front, had a superb view off all the goals, one of my most memerable games!!

am sure I once saw Coyle in Ritzy in a shockingly bad tartan number, or maybe it was a picture of him in Ritzy in the BEN

 

in any event, he looked a right gimp

 

that was my favourite Coyle moment

I'd like to think my favourite moments are on their way!

Probably Gretna for me, as a 9 year old I remember getting confused as some people were saying Gretna were Scottish.

The one that stops 18 years of CSA persecution

Gretna for me too, I was int Manny Road that day :yahoo:

I was int Manny Road that day

 

aye, me n all

 

think it was a "its a cup game so go somewhere different" method of standing

When did the tune for Owen Coyle change from "O -wen (pause) O-wen O-wen (pause) O-wen O-wen (pause) O-wen O-wen Coyle (to the tune of 2 unlimited's No Limits) as sung at Port Vale away 92/3 ish to Owen Coyle, Owen Coyle, Owen Owen Coyle he gets the ball ball scores a goal etc etc?!

 

Anyway Everton away 95 for me - what a goal, what a night!

When did the tune for Owen Coyle change from "O -wen (pause) O-wen O-wen (pause) O-wen O-wen (pause) O-wen O-wen Coyle (to the tune of 2 unlimited's No Limits) as sung at Port Vale away 92/3 ish to Owen Coyle, Owen Coyle, Owen Owen Coyle he gets the ball ball scores a goal etc etc?!

 

Anyway Everton away 95 for me - what a goal, what a night!

 

always remember the 2nd one myself, as had many an argument with a newcastle fan, which player the origional song was about.

When did the tune for Owen Coyle change from "O -wen (pause) O-wen O-wen (pause) O-wen O-wen (pause) O-wen O-wen Coyle (to the tune of 2 unlimited's No Limits) as sung at Port Vale away 92/3 ish to Owen Coyle, Owen Coyle, Owen Owen Coyle he gets the ball ball scores a goal etc etc?!

 

 

Is it not more hi-ho from snow white?

 

Thats what I've always known.

Probably Gretna for me, as a 9 year old I remember getting confused as some people were saying Gretna were Scottish.

I remember that as well, were we the "away" side, or am I getting confused with when we played Barrow?

I remember that as well, were we the "away" side, or am I getting confused with when we played Barrow?

 

We were and played in the blue and red striped kit too if memorary serves me well

What are the WWays wimmin's favourite coil moments?

What are the WWays wimmin's favourite coil moments?

 

Neverminds that, what are you doing in the football bit? :o

Good question. Apologies. I'll retreat.

Play off final for me. Greatest game ever

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I remember being in Inverness in a bar (pre-season Scotland tour) and a bloke who was the spit of Owen Coyle was in there having a drink. Entire Wanderers following sang 'Owen Coyle...Owen Coyle...Owen Owen Coyle..' down the poor bugger's ear for what seemed like the entire night.

 

He took it well. Might have been Coyle for all we knew.

 

I was in the same bar :drinks: Col was there too.

my first Bolton match.. a 2:2 draw with Bristol City.. Owen Coyle and David Lee scoring !!!

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