Burnley manager Owen Coyle on Burnley's 5-0 win over the Ventura County Fusion Tuesday night at Buena High:

(on the match)
"It was a joy to watch. The Fusion were very strong. Some of the football they displayed was great. Having said that, Brian Jensen made a couple of great saves. All credit to Fusion. I thought they acquitted themselves very well and showed their quality.
"I think everybody's really enjoyed the night out. I know we got a lot from it, hopefully the Fusion did as well.

(on the Fusion's bright start)
"I thought the first 10 minutes, they started better. Brian (Jensen, the goalkeeper) had to make a big save and he did. That's what he's there for. He did it all last season and will continue to do that."
"Then I thought we started to show some real quality on the ball, scoring some very good goals and could have had a few others."

(on the artificial surface)
"The one thing you have to do on this surface, you have to make sure
that you pass the ball because there's no margin for error. It has to
be right to the feet of someone running on to it, or the ball's going
to run out of play. Maybe it did take us 10 minutes to adjust to it. I
don't know. But when we did get it moving, I think we showed our
quality."

(on the Ecuadorian trialist, Fernando Guerrero)
"He's a young kid with a lot to learn in the game. Certainly not the finished article. But he's the type of player that I like. He's exciting. We've got a few of them, but I like four or five of them."

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