Source: Team_Talk
Coyle takes positive approach
The Trotters are set to face the Gunners in midweek for the second time in four days, having slipped to a 2-0 defeat at the Reebok Stadium on Sunday.[LNB]The trip to the capital represents a rearranged fixture for Coyle's men, with the recent bad weather having put paid to the initial meeting on 6th January.[LNB]Bolton's new boss admits facing the same opponents, especially title-chasing ones, twice in such a short space of time is far from ideal, as his side are desperate for points in their battle to beat the drop.[LNB]However, Coyle believes the Trotters offered enough on home soil to suggest they are capable of competing against Arsene Wenger's men and expects another positive performance in the return clash.[LNB]"I don't think it is ideal for anybody but you have to play the best teams when you're asked to play," said Coyle.[LNB]"We've been asked to play and we'll go there and play it and we'll do our best.[LNB]"It's a game that probably not a lot of people will give us a chance in but I believe we have.[LNB]"I think we offered enough the other day to show we can pose them problems and that is what we have to do - recognising that they have quality and we have to try and curtail that in some way.[LNB]"We will go there with a positive head on, look to commit players forward every way we can and try and achieve a positive result."[LNB][LNB] Arsenal v Bolton. Click here to bet.
