Owen Coyle keen to improve Bolton Wanderers form after loss to Arsenal
Bolton Wanderers manager Owen Coyle insisted his side would improve in their upcoming fixtures after a 3-0 loss to http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Arsenal-c38429 in their last English Premier League fixture. However, that may not necessarily be the case since the Trotters host Chelsea in the
upcoming weekend.
Coyle’s side have so far managed to secure just three points from the opening six games of the new campaign, which has caused much disappointment amongst the supporters. The Bolton Wanderers boss insisted injuries and illness to key players had been a major
reason for his side’s slow start to the season.
He was certain they would be able to overcome their early season disappointment and return to winning ways, even if it meant changing things around at the club. Coyle hinted that there could be changes in his support staff and within the team, which would
definitely improve things.
Coyle said while speaking to reporters:
“We will turn it around. If that means changing personnel or that one or two are playing in a comfort zone, then I have shown that I will change the team.
What I do know is that a win is just round the corner, it's not far away.”
The Scotsman believed his side would improve sooner than later, which means they will be targeting a win against the Blues on Sunday. Bolton Wanderers will try and take comfort from the fact that they have the home advantage and that http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Chelsea-c38786 will be without
striker http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Fernando-Torres-c13707.
Torres picked up a red card in the Blues’ last English Premier League clash against Swansea City and will go on to miss the next three games. Coyle is all too aware of the impact a player’s absentee can have on the team, having been without defender Gary
Cahill and midfielder Stuart Holden.
Cahill, who was heavily linked with Arsenal in the summer transfer window, could not travel with the rest of the team because of an illness. Holden on the other hand has returned to training after returning from a long-term injury but is still currently
playing for the reserves until he is completely fit.
He continued:
“We've had big personnel missing with http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Gary-Cahill-c14439, who has been ill, and Stuart Holden, who just missed out on being right. They are quality players to bring back into the group and we will be a better team for it.”
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