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Kean wants the job according to Nixon.
well thats good that we're attracting big names i guess.
It's also good to hear Gartside is after a "new Coyle" LOL.
Steve Kean has put his name in for the Bolton job - just over a week since he quit at local rivals Blackburn.
Kean wants to get back into the game quickly and has contacted Trotters supremo Phil Gartside to ask to be put on their short-list of contenders to succeed the sacked Owen Coyle.
Gartside is known to be an admirer of Kean, over the way he handled the stick at Rovers during their failed survival fight last season, but the Scot is unlikely to get the gig.
The Bolton chief plans to meet three or four candidates over the next few days before deciding who to go for - with his preference for a young boss and ideally ‘a new Owen Coyle.’
Bolton have been offered out-of-work duo Mick McCarthy and Alex McLeish, but Gartside wants someone with a more fresher CV.
The trouble with that is that most of the names on his provisional hit-list including Molde coach and Manchester United hero Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, Portsmouth's Michael Appleton and Dougie Freedman of Crystal Palace - are in work and may be beyond reach.
Appleton???? Someone will have to tell me why we like him, achieved absolutely nothing, though i suspect he's working for free right now so maybe thats a bonus!
Kean wants the job according to Nixon.
well thats good that we're attracting big names i guess.
It's also good to hear Gartside is after a "new Coyle" LOL.
Steve Kean has put his name in for the Bolton job - just over a week since he quit at local rivals Blackburn.
Kean wants to get back into the game quickly and has contacted Trotters supremo Phil Gartside to ask to be put on their short-list of contenders to succeed the sacked Owen Coyle.
Gartside is known to be an admirer of Kean, over the way he handled the stick at Rovers during their failed survival fight last season, but the Scot is unlikely to get the gig.
The Bolton chief plans to meet three or four candidates over the next few days before deciding who to go for - with his preference for a young boss and ideally ‘a new Owen Coyle.’
Bolton have been offered out-of-work duo Mick McCarthy and Alex McLeish, but Gartside wants someone with a more fresher CV.
The trouble with that is that most of the names on his provisional hit-list including Molde coach and Manchester United hero Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, Portsmouth's Michael Appleton and Dougie Freedman of Crystal Palace - are in work and may be beyond reach.
Appleton???? Someone will have to tell me why we like him, achieved absolutely nothing, though i suspect he's working for free right now so maybe thats a bonus!