Football Manager merry-go-round

Here we go again. Following on from the Mark Hughes sacking at Man City, Alan Irvine at Preston and Gary Megson at Bolton get shown the door. None of them doing a particular bad job, but all of a sudden their respective chairmen start to get relegation worries. Now Bolton want to poach Owen Coyle from Burnley as Megson's successor. Incredibly Coyle is now contemplating the offer. Ok, so Bolton must be offering considerably more money than he's getting at the moment, but surely his priority should be in keeping Burnley in the Premiership rather than a sideways move to Bolton. I empathise with the Clarets fans anger at such a move because being a Blackpool fan we went through the same thing when Simon Grayson jumped ship to go to Leeds. To me Grayson undid all the good work he did for us by choosing them in the manner he did at a very difficult time. Unfortunately there is no loyalty what's so ever in football these days. All this kissing the badge nonsense one minute and leaving for more money the next makes a mockery of loyalty to the fans.