Coyle's Training Or Lack Of It?

[tylswhite]

I heard from somebody yesterday that the new/temp coaching team had the players actually running in training and the players were breathing out of their fucking arses. Hopefully somebody has been in and smashed the table tennis tables up.

[Ratwhite]

I heard from somebody yesterday that the new/temp coaching team had the players actually running in training and the players were breathing out of their fucking arses. Hopefully somebody has been in and smashed the table tennis tables up.

 

Burn for bommy neet

[tomski]

I heard from somebody yesterday that the new/temp coaching team had the players actually running in training and the players were breathing out of their fucking arses. Hopefully somebody has been in and smashed the table tennis tables up.

Well this is good to hear. It probably shows how stubborn oc was if training has been ramped up without a major personel change etc.

[Eavesy]

What training where we doing when we was 8th in the prem? Or had Sturridge done so much at city and Chelsea he could run and score the goals for everyone else?

[tomski]

What training where we doing when we was 8th in the prem? Or had Sturridge done so much at city and Chelsea he could run and score the goals for everyone else?

I think oc's strong point was motivating players to give that extra bit more, which worked lovely when confidence was high and the team were winning more regular. It's now fairly apparent that this alone gets you nowhere. I completely bought into oc and even at the start of this season thought he would deliver the goods.

[miamiwhite]

I think oc's strong point was motivating players to give that extra bit more, which worked lovely when confidence was high and the team were winning more regular. It's now fairly apparent that this alone gets you nowhere. I completely bought into oc and even at the start of this season thought he would deliver the goods.

 

i'm glad OC isn't santa as there'd be a lot of uhappy kids around. i too thought he'd do the business this season but his blind faith and stubbornness went beyond a joke. let's hope the new fitness regime pays dividends starting this coming weekend. all hope is not lost yet

[tomski]

 

 

i'm glad OC isn't santa as there'd be a lot of uhappy kids around. i too thought he'd do the business this season but his blind faith and stubbornness went beyond a joke. let's hope the new fitness regime pays dividends starting this coming weekend. all hope is not lost yet

Absolutely, this league is poor and there is only Leicester who seem in any danger of putting a run together, we can catch these teams no problem with the correct appointment. Coywm!

[Mounts Kipper]

Interesting to hear this, surely with all the technology and records from previous player fitness stats and if this is true Coyle should have been working them hard to achieve the level of fitness required. From what can be gleaned from various sources Coyle did not do any defensive work it looks like his fitness work was lacking, we all know his team selection and man management was appalling, so in my opinion he should be sacked for gross misconduct and given no compensation whatsoever, furthermore why did it take so long for Gartside and Eddie to pull the trigger, it's probably the most damaging period of management at BWFC in my 35 years of watching our great club.

Edited October 14, 2012 by Mounts Kipper

[miamiwhite]

i can only assume that coyle brought his own methods and way of thinking along with him and totally ignored our highly regarded set-up. he obviously wanted to do things his own way and that was a disaster on the scale of Anzio.

Thank god he wasn't allowed the time to see the fruitions of his long term vision,we'd have ended up playing Darlington,soory i mean getting drubbed by the Quakers in front of 50,000 on Haslam Park.

the interim regime have given me hope again thankfully

[mannyroad58]

My neighbour was a scout at Burnley and moved onto Sheff Utd when Coyle arrived. He told me when Coyle arrived at our place that it was a big mistake as being everyones friend can only stretch so far and tactically he was clueless but all the players like him and if he liked you then you had it made. His parting shot to me was "be warned"

[mickbrown]

Why anybody thought he would rip up trees this season is beyond me.

 

Dropping down a division was never going to make him a better manager.

[HoldensHairdo]

Why anybody thought he would rip up trees this season is beyond me.

 

Dropping down a division was never going to make him a better manager.

 

Don't personally think it was the manager but the fact our squad was strong and only needed that 'motivation' from Coyle to have us playing well.

 

Glad SL and JP have them training hard, the need a kick up the proverbial to get them into shape.

[Uncle Albert]

Think it was posted elsewhere the other day but our 3rd choice keeper tweeted that his legs were in bits after training on Friday.

[Gumbo]

Tyldsley post is very true

[mannyroad vet]

Was listening to Stuart robson on talkshite the other week.he's still a well respected coach and has got his ear in with most clubs when it comes to coaching and he was saying as it was a good thing Cahill moved to chelsea when he did as in as good a man motivater Coyle is ....his coaching skills, especially defensively leave a lot to be desired

[HoldensHairdo]

Yeah, apparently Chelsea were shocked with how unfit he was when he signed for them

[Rembrandt]

I heard from somebody yesterday that the new/temp coaching team had the players actually running in training and the players were breathing out of their fucking arses. Hopefully somebody has been in and smashed the table tennis tables up.

 

If someone at the club has got them REALLY training hard at last, then your comments are no surprise.

 

I've seen 3 non-league games this last 5 days (Conference, NPL Prem & NPL 1-Nth) and for none of the 6 teams involved was fitness an issue over the 90 mins. In fact their passing and movement was also far better than the Wanderers of the past 18 months. OC and his staff had serious shortcomings in several respects. Given that I saw 15 goals in the 3 games, maybe defences could be worked on though.

Edited October 14, 2012 by Rembrandt

[anewman]

monday ligt t

raining, tuesday intense training, wed day off, thurs media day and friday fun day. Itk

[Juan.Kerr]

For a glowing example of OCs non intense training, waddle forward Mark Davies.

[miamiwhite]

Was listening to Stuart robson on talkshite the other week.he's still a well respected coach and has got his ear in with most clubs when it comes to coaching and he was saying as it was a good thing Cahill moved to chelsea when he did as in as good a man motivater Coyle is ....his coaching skills, especially defensively leave a lot to be desired

 

Coyle's reluctance to take advice off others is highlighted in his dismissal when he refused the offer of having an assistant in to help instead of the tripe he brought with him from his extended retarded heavyweight family. luckily his stubborn ways were to prove the final straw for Edwin and Phillip.

As many have commented on here,we have a decent squad and just need to sharpen up and be organised a whole lot more.

The extra yard in fitness and sharpness can just be the catalyst needed and i'm more confident now than in the last 18 months put together.

We may not see wholesale changes in the starting X1 but i'm sure we'll see a different side on the pitch.

 

Let's get behind the team and the temporary management,get the season started at last and get out of this poxy division ASAP

[little whitt]

i can only assume that coyle brought his own methods and way of thinking along with him and totally ignored our highly regarded set-up. he obviously wanted to do things his own way and that was a disaster on the scale of Anzio.

Thank god he wasn't allowed the time to see the fruitions of his long term vision,we'd have ended up playing Darlington,soory i mean getting drubbed by the Quakers in front of 50,000 on Haslam Park.

the interim regime have given me hope again thankfully

i can only assume that coyle brought his own methods and way of thinking along with him and totally ignored our highly regarded set-up. he obviously wanted to do things his own way and that was a disaster on the scale of Anzio.

Thank god he wasn't allowed the time to see the fruitions of his long term vision,we'd have ended up playing Darlington,soory i mean getting drubbed by the Quakers in front of 50,000 on Haslam Park.

the interim regime have given me hope again thankfully

take it you watched ANZIO yesterday to

[onefinfrandsen]

I heard from somebody yesterday that the new/temp coaching team had the players actually running in training and the players were breathing out of their fucking arses. Hopefully somebody has been in and smashed the table tennis tables up.

May explain why we ship so many late goals.

[jules_darby]

If it is true in this day and age it's shocking

 

Probably to the point of negligence

 

Not deliberate in sure, as I have no doubt that OC had his heart in the right place, but it's dreadful all the same

 

Which begs the question (if we really still care), how the chuff did he get Burnley up via the exhausting play offs if he employed the same methods?

 

I just don't get it / him?

[MickyD]

It's too easy for a manager to turn up at a club bringing all his backroom staff with him. Their income is totally dependant on keeping the manager sweet, not on keeping the team fit.

if any of them had pissed Coyle off he'd have got shut.

OC was just short of a right hand man with the balls to tell him where it was going wrong.

[Mounts Kipper]

It's too easy for a manager to turn up at a club bringing all his backroom staff with him. Their income is totally dependant on keeping the manager sweet, not on keeping the team fit.

if any of them had pissed Coyle off he'd have got shut.

OC was just short of a right hand man with the balls to tell him where it was going wrong.

 

A very good point and was it not rumoured that the club had asked Coyle to work closely with Sammy Lee on the Monday but by the Tuesday Eddie Davies returned and swung the axe.