Chelsea v Bolton - Coyle on AVB and support for Chelsea | Premier League 2012
- 10 years ago
Bolton Wanderers boss Owen Coyle insists Andre Villas-Boas is the right man for Chelsea.
Coyle is confident the 34-year-old Portuguese, alongside whom he took his UEFA Pro License coaching course, will turn things around.
"Anybody can have dips in form or have little bits of luck go against them," Coyle said.
"People are talking about Chelsea's results, but if you watched them against Manchester United when they led 3-0 (in the 3-3 league draw at Stamford Bridge earlier this month), I don't think people were questioning anything about that.
"Everyone has an opinion in football and that is why we love it, but I'm pretty sure Andre in the short term will address things and in the long term, there is no doubt he will bring success to Chelsea as far as I am concerned."
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Coyle is confident the 34-year-old Portuguese, alongside whom he took his UEFA Pro License coaching course, will turn things around.
"Anybody can have dips in form or have little bits of luck go against them," Coyle said.
"People are talking about Chelsea's results, but if you watched them against Manchester United when they led 3-0 (in the 3-3 league draw at Stamford Bridge earlier this month), I don't think people were questioning anything about that.
"Everyone has an opinion in football and that is why we love it, but I'm pretty sure Andre in the short term will address things and in the long term, there is no doubt he will bring success to Chelsea as far as I am concerned."
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