Rover & Out? - Kean Or Coyle 7/2 To Go Before Boxing Day Fixtures
By Sarah Preece on 2011-12-19 14:10:29
bet365 are 7/2 about either Steve Kean or Owen Coyle not being in charge for their respective Boxing Day games as Blackburn and Bolton clash on Tuesday night.
bet365 spokesman Steve Freeth "It's the six pointer of all six pointers for Messrs Kean and Coyle and a defeat for either side would see the pressure cranked up a notch before a busy Christmas period."
bet365 are 8/13 that neither manager is in charge on the final day of the 2011/12 Premier League season, 7/4 that both Blackburn and Bolton are relegated and 6/4 about the side bottom at Christmas avoiding the drop.
2011/12 Blackburn/Bolton Specials
- Either Steve Kean or Owen Coyle To Have Left Before Boxing Day 7/2
How Many Of Kean/Coyle Will Last The Season
- None 8/13
- One 13/8
- Two 8/1
(In charge of respective clubs on final day of 2011/12 PL season)
How Many Of Blackburn/Bolton Will Get Relegated
- None 13/2
- One 8/13
- Two 7/4
Will The Side Bottom At Christmas Be Relegated
- Yes 1/2
- No 6/4
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Comment posted at: 2011-12-19 18:15:01
Comment posted at: 2011-12-20 03:12:27
Would be sad I think if Coyle got the boot. I maintain he's a decent manager and I don't really understand why he's come so spectacularly unstuck this season.
The way it's going they're both going to gone by Feb at the latest.
Comment posted at: 2011-12-20 08:56:07
As for Owen Coyle, it would be a shame for him to go, he probably will be a great manager in the future and is just having a blip at the moment. It wouldn't be a kneejerk reaction for Gartside to get rid of him though.
Tonight's match could be make or break for both men
Comment posted at: 2011-12-20 09:40:19
I see bet365 are offering 1/4 goal to Bolton at 21/20. I'll have a bit of that. Wanderers were worse than awful away to Fulham at the weekend, but then Blackburn were just as bad losing at home to WBA and crucially creating very few chances. For me it's a pick 'em so any start to Bolton is generous.
Comment posted at: 2011-12-20 09:56:04
This from today's Times: "Kean's future was not discussed during a 45-minute telephone conversation with his employers on Sunday."
In other words, it was.
The article continues: "But Venky's are understood to be increasingly concerned about the threat to Blackburn's Premier League status and a special board meeting will take place tomorrow, when not even victory against Bolton may be enough to save Kean."
I would say if Blackburn don't beat Bolton, Kean has a very decent chance of being sacked in that meeting.
As for Coyle, if Bolton lose that'll be 8 defeats out of 9, and I think the chairman could look at the gap at the bottom of the table and panic.
Comment posted at: 2011-12-20 13:07:50
Looks like Ed The Head's 7/2 of either him or Coyle not being in place by Boxing Day is looking verrrrrry nice indeed ;)
Comment posted at: 2011-12-21 09:08:11