David Wilson

Coughlin, who's spent the majority of his career across the water as a player and manager, comes into a team rooted to the bottom of the table and without a win in their opening 14 games tonight.

But in this week's LOI pod, Vinnie Peart told Stephen Doyle that Coughlin will bring a wealth of experience.

Odd things, like, you know, a touch here and there and stuff like that.

I think we had, like, one where I had to write a number of yellow cards except one of them was to Pep Guardiola and not to the fifth player on the pitch.

He will get blood out of the stone.

He's that type of manager that

Some won't like him and some of the players will be ready to die for him.

But, you know, these things happen.

But we're going to win this week, I feel.

He will have the team play the way he played.

Gerard, do you want to go through the script there to tell us why we're doing this?

He was a no-nonsense centre-half that just loved the game.

And you can tell if you look at his CV and people delve into it, the clubs he's played at.

us in Ireland it's not Bristol is a huge club Bristol City is obviously the bigger club at the moment but Bristol Rovers is a huge huge club he's had some big big jobs at that level and Watford

I don't see Arsenal... I see Arsenal being tight in this game.

I've seen a small, because I've seen this somewhere online about an hour or two ago, and then I've seen some of the reactions.

So we want them to win...

Not both teams to score.

A couple of people have sneered their nose at this a little bit.

No, I don't know why the two was written there.