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Cirrus_Minor

I thought Southampton were a poor team tonight. A good team would have really put us to the sword.

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Pope 6
Bardsley 7
Long 5
Dunne 6
Taylor 8
Westwood 5
Stephens 4
McNeil 5
Wood 6
Vydra 4

Beaten by a poor team. The club badly needs bodies to return and some new ones.

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That's really sad. RIP

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I used to think for many years that pigeon milk was a joke until I saw it was a fact on this years Springwatch.

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Pope 6
Bardsley 5
Long 5
Dunne 7
Taylor 7
Brady 5
Westwood 5
Brownhill 6
McNeil 6
Wood 7
Rodriguez 4

Vydra 7

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No wonder barmaids eat their young.

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Pope 7
Lowton 6
Long 7
Dunne 8
Taylor 6
Brownhill 8
Westwood 6
Brady 6
Rodriguez 6
Vydra 7

Pieters 8

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The Puritan's cancelled it under Cromwell's rule because people were enjoying, 'carnal and sensual delights'. That suggests that there must have been some interesting Christmas party games in that period.

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We all love to watch quite a few male professionals who appear once or twice locally and get at least that amount every year.

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Embarrassing

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Since Sue Barker is 65 next year and will probably still host the BBC Wimbledon annual bore I don't think this can come as a big surprise.

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Change the subject title back please when we have some links. This will stop me from keep opening the thread just to see endless bickering.

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Beautiful lady and very talented RIP

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My granddaughters both started school again last week. The school had all the precautions, from parents/grandparents not gathering at gates, plenty of hand washing, social distancing, hand sanitizing, etc., etc.

They both have colds now - how does that work?

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claretonthecoast1882 wrote: ↑
Thu Sep 10, 2020 7:57 am
Pulis will be in the sky sports club shop 20 minutes before the show begins getting kitted out

Buying another stupid baseball cap.

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With Venables and Gerry Francis they were very good. Bowles and Thomas made them even better.

But they still weren't as good as us that season.

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I had an old aunty who had a secret pouch sawn into her bra to keep money safe. She always used to refer to this as her 'Haggate pocket'. Another weird one is from Mrs. CM, if you were just loitering about she would say, 'you were standing like cheese at four pence'. I think this is a Burnley saying...

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I think this works out well for both the player and club. It also removes what must be a constant distraction for the management team.

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Daily Mail readers are all now currently spontaneously combusting.

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Spike wrote: ↑
Wed Sep 02, 2020 11:33 am
Why would you want a jinxed training ground? Unless you want to build houses on the land in Ingol!

I think you would have more luck if you used an old Indian burial ground.

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RingoMcCartney wrote: ↑
Wed Sep 02, 2020 1:09 pm
BBC U-turns in Last Night of the Proms row as it announces Rule Britannia WILL be sung

And the vast majority will just carry on with not watching it.

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I was always told that No. 6 was from printers who had to set the different letters in blocks that were mirrored to produce the print for newspapers, etc. But p's and q's are already mirrored so are the basis for mistakes in the resulting print. Hence mind your p's and q's.

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I think someone may have misunderstood when Dyche said our recruitment focus is now going to get messy.

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Musical training grounds. When the music stops you go into administration.

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It was hard for him too take over without most of the backroom staff gone and a team that was now finding it difficult to make any impression in the Premier league. I like many thought highly of him as a player but I could not understand why we set him as manager apart from he was readily available ...

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TV remote

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I read about one verse of that and thought, 'that's Shalott'.

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I was up at 6 am this morning and the house was too cold so put the heating on. Warmed up at about 8.

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I vaguely remember the Preston match. I also went to Hull on the train and the ease of getting off the train and straight into the train, seemed to be on there for waiting for the game to start, may have been wrong.

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It is a long while since I was at Ghyll Brow, some new investment probably needed too update but basically the building and facilities looked fine. The company will have completed risk assessments on political stability, ITAR, training requirements, quality control, etc. and probably decided that th...

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ElectroClaret wrote: ↑
Thu Aug 27, 2020 11:15 am
Cirrus... Is it true the "RB" stood for Rolls Barnoldswick?
That's always been the understanding, I think.

Indeed it is.

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This is terrible news. I worked for Rolls Royce (actually started 50 years ago :o) and left there in 1984. The site had more than 3 thousand employees in 3 factories and was at the forefront of the development of many civil engines including famously the RB211 engine and was miles ahead of anyone in...

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NEXT!!

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Foulthrow wrote: ↑
Wed Aug 26, 2020 10:07 pm
She’s gotta to be some kind of cyborg. She never comes across as though she’s fully human.

She has always appeared to me as some kind of 'Stepford wife'.

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62 clickety duck

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Be interesting if Man U have to play at Olympiacos in the Champions league.

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I think we will miss him. It was shame he became the boo boys target, there unfortunately always has to be one. Maybe he will be more appreciated at Newcastle.

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I remember this like yesterday. What a great performance. Some cracking goals too.

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Well done Nick Pope.

Tarkowski and Grealish not included is bonkers.

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I used to have an aunty who wrote long letters without one singe full stop. She used to talk like that as well.

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Not sure if there is any real animosity with Bamford towards Burnley other than naturally wanting to maybe prove something to us if indeed he plays. I can only go off what I saw of him when he was here and he didn't look that impressive to me. If I remember correctly Leeds were quite keen to take Vy...

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How often do you see opposing fans trying to kick each others heads in at other sports in Britain? I don't recall anything similar, do you? There is the odd bit at horse racing, when the chavs are suited up and drunk but that's it. If they are trying to kick each others heads in at football ground ...

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You'd be hard pressed to argue against the view that drunk football fans will be more likely to cause trouble. There have, and always will be, a section of fans who like to get drunk and behave like idiots, whether they're in the UK or travelling abroad. But drunk fans will never cause trouble in a...

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Difficult to explain the total ban in any other way though.

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If it is our drinking "culture" that is at fault why, is it that I can go and watch Rugby League throughout the season and also on the Magic Weekend, which has four games one day and three the next, and I can drink whilst watcing the game and have never experienced any problems. Perhaps it is just ...

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I am now waiting for the pitiable fine and weasel words from the FA.

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The first thing that came to my mind when I heard of restricted attendances was - how are Burnley going to manage the toilet crush at half time in the upper tier of JH stand? Not to mention if this also includes people queuing for a half time pint. Even with a third only attending, to keep social di...

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Not too bad really. A reasonable start and run in at the end. But as someone already said above, worrying already.

But I always do.

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arise_sir_charge wrote: ↑
Wed Aug 19, 2020 7:36 pm
Excuse my ignorance on this but why do they take such risk leaving Europe and France to get the UK? What is it we have/offer that France don’t?

Genuine question.

Maybe we should ask them. Probably want to escape constant war and hopeless poverty.

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