Burnley: May 2009 Archives

Coyle deal to be extended

Burnley chairman Barry Kilby claims Owen Coyle is 'very close' to extending his stay at Turf Moor despite continued Celtic interest.

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Coyle on Clarets future

Burnley boss Owen Coyle has indicated he will stay with the newly promoted Clarets and ignore overtures from SPL giants Celtic.

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Glasgow looms large for Coyle

Owen Coyle is being strongly tipped to become the new Celtic boss later this week after Hoops officials expressed an interest.

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Challenge excites Coyle

Burnley boss Owen Coyle says he is looking forward to taking the club into the Premier League despite being linked with the Celtic job.

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Coyle proud of achievement

Owen Coyle believes he has the quality in his Burnley squad to compete in the Premier League after the Clarets' play-off final victory.

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No injury worries

Burnley boss Owen Coyle has no fresh injury worries going into the play-off final and will be able to pick from a full strength squad.

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Burnley ship shape for Blades

Burnley will be at full strength for the Championship play-off final clash with Sheffield United on Monday afternoon.

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Big prize awaits boss

Burnley boss Owen Coyle is keeping his eye on the big prize as he looks to complete the season on a massive high on Monday.

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Alexander eyes spot success

Graham Alexander says he will take a penalty if needed in Monday's play-off final despite enduring a previous play-off miss.

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Alexander staying focused

Burnley's Graham Alexander has warned his team-mates that Wembley is a 'horrible place' if you go there and lose.

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Davis in dreamland

Burnley coach Steve Davis claims promotion to the Premier League would 'probably' be the highlight of his career.

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Fans' passion is back - Chairman

Burnley chairman Barry Kilby says the club's progress to the play-off final this season has "reignited the fans' passion" for the club.

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Coyle eyes Hibs raid

Burnley are reported to have made an enquiry for Hibernian forward Derek Riordan with a view to a summer swoop.

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Coyle delighted with Clarets' attitude

Burnley boss Owen Coyle has paid tribute to his 'honest' players after they made it through to the Championship play-off final.

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Coyle calls for repeat

Owen Coyle wants Burnley's 'work ethic' to again come to the fore in the Championship play-off final against Sheffield United.

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Clarets ace set for showdown

Chris Eagles is expected to pass a late fitness test on his hip injury and be fit to face Reading in the play-off semi final tonight.

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Triple injury race

Owen Coyle is sweating on the fitness of Wade Elliott, Joey Gudjonsson and Chris Eagles ahead of the play-off second leg at Reading.

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Clarets pair battle for Royals appointment

Michael Duff and Graham Alexander will fight it out to replace Rhys Williams at right-back for Burnley's play-off clash with Reading.

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Defender to miss play-offs

Burnley will be without on-loan defender Rhys Williams for the play-offs but Owen Coyle believes the Clarets can cope with the loss.

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Double fitness worry for Clarets

Owen Coyle is keeping his fingers crossed that Wade Elliott and Clarke Carlisle will be fit for Burnley's play-off clash with Reading.

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Coyle looks ahead

Burnley boss Owen Coyle says he wants to keep the momentum going as he prepares his side for the play-offs.

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Alexander thanked by boss

Burnley boss Owen Coyle has heaped praise on Graham Alexander for his efforts in securing a play-off berth for the side.

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Striker to miss showdown

Burnley are again likely to be without the services of Steven Thompson against Bristol City.

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Coyle deal to be extended

Burnley chairman Barry Kilby claims Owen Coyle is 'very close' to extending his stay at Turf Moor despite continued Celtic interest.

More: Coyle deal to be extended |

Coyle on Clarets future

Burnley boss Owen Coyle has indicated he will stay with the newly promoted Clarets and ignore overtures from SPL giants Celtic.

More: Coyle on Clarets future |

Glasgow looms large for Coyle

Owen Coyle is being strongly tipped to become the new Celtic boss later this week after Hoops officials expressed an interest.

More: Glasgow looms large for Coyle |

Challenge excites Coyle

Burnley boss Owen Coyle says he is looking forward to taking the club into the Premier League despite being linked with the Celtic job.

More: Challenge excites Coyle |

Coyle proud of achievement

Owen Coyle believes he has the quality in his Burnley squad to compete in the Premier League after the Clarets' play-off final victory.

More: Coyle proud of achievement |

No injury worries

Burnley boss Owen Coyle has no fresh injury worries going into the play-off final and will be able to pick from a full strength squad.

More: No injury worries |

Burnley ship shape for Blades

Burnley will be at full strength for the Championship play-off final clash with Sheffield United on Monday afternoon.

More: Burnley ship shape for Blades |

Big prize awaits boss

Burnley boss Owen Coyle is keeping his eye on the big prize as he looks to complete the season on a massive high on Monday.

More: Big prize awaits boss |

Alexander eyes spot success

Graham Alexander says he will take a penalty if needed in Monday's play-off final despite enduring a previous play-off miss.

More: Alexander eyes spot success |

Alexander staying focused

Burnley's Graham Alexander has warned his team-mates that Wembley is a 'horrible place' if you go there and lose.

More: Alexander staying focused |

Davis in dreamland

Burnley coach Steve Davis claims promotion to the Premier League would 'probably' be the highlight of his career.

More: Davis in dreamland |

Fans' passion is back - Chairman

Burnley chairman Barry Kilby says the club's progress to the play-off final this season has "reignited the fans' passion" for the club.

More: Fans' passion is back - Chairman |

Coyle eyes Hibs raid

Burnley are reported to have made an enquiry for Hibernian forward Derek Riordan with a view to a summer swoop.

More: Coyle eyes Hibs raid |

Coyle delighted with Clarets' attitude

Burnley boss Owen Coyle has paid tribute to his 'honest' players after they made it through to the Championship play-off final.

More: Coyle delighted with Clarets' attitude |

Coyle calls for repeat

Owen Coyle wants Burnley's 'work ethic' to again come to the fore in the Championship play-off final against Sheffield United.

More: Coyle calls for repeat |

Clarets ace set for showdown

Chris Eagles is expected to pass a late fitness test on his hip injury and be fit to face Reading in the play-off semi final tonight.

More: Clarets ace set for showdown |

Triple injury race

Owen Coyle is sweating on the fitness of Wade Elliott, Joey Gudjonsson and Chris Eagles ahead of the play-off second leg at Reading.

More: Triple injury race |

Clarets pair battle for Royals appointment

Michael Duff and Graham Alexander will fight it out to replace Rhys Williams at right-back for Burnley's play-off clash with Reading.

More: Clarets pair battle for Royals appointment |

Defender to miss play-offs

Burnley will be without on-loan defender Rhys Williams for the play-offs but Owen Coyle believes the Clarets can cope with the loss.

More: Defender to miss play-offs |

Double fitness worry for Clarets

Owen Coyle is keeping his fingers crossed that Wade Elliott and Clarke Carlisle will be fit for Burnley's play-off clash with Reading.

More: Double fitness worry for Clarets |

Coyle looks ahead

Burnley boss Owen Coyle says he wants to keep the momentum going as he prepares his side for the play-offs.

More: Coyle looks ahead |

Alexander thanked by boss

Burnley boss Owen Coyle has heaped praise on Graham Alexander for his efforts in securing a play-off berth for the side.

More: Alexander thanked by boss |

Striker to miss showdown

Burnley are again likely to be without the services of Steven Thompson against Bristol City.

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