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To be fair KSR betting odds are normally a pretty good indicator if there is anything in this. Right now Burnley are 1-6 to sign him It’s an odd one because this potential signing just doesn’t tally with anything we’ve seen, heard or done so far this summer. There does seem to something more to it ...

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Gordaleman wrote: ↑
Sun Sep 27, 2020 9:32 pm
Then I'd say there's a very good chance you'll be wrong.

Ooh I say, you’ve really stuck your neck on the line there.

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Hahaha. Harry Wilson.

I’d say there is a far higher chance of us signing his namesake, Woodrow, before we spend the sums being suggested on Harry.

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It’ll get better. We’ve just got to get through this season, hopefully we’ll be allowed another couple of bodies in and let’s scrap to stay up. It’s odd because I’m almost wishing my life away at the moment. I can’t tell you how much I want to fast forward to August 2021 when we’re starting a new se...

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Leicester have played this perfectly. They’ve been simply outstanding in the second half.

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To be fair, that first half at Palace when McNeil played as a number 10 was some of the best football we’ve played throughout the Dyche reign. I’d love to see us keep the ball like that again.

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This board is by far the best place to discuss all things Burnley and beyond. However, for the people who get upset by reading opinions that don't reflect their own, it tends to be a constant source of worry and anger. To those people, such as the OP, I say you'd be better off creating your own Clar...

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Steve Cook? Yes please, sign him on. We need bodies. £800,000 is a little expensive for us but we are getting desperate now. He cost Bournemouth loads of goals last season but we can't afford to be picky.

Oh hang on, I'm out by a factor of 10 there. £8m is the price quoted. As you were, then.

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Paul Waine wrote: ↑
Sat Sep 26, 2020 11:04 pm
The card should have "lack of investment on it" "Dyche sending the Board a message" and "£40 million cash" - I assume all these things don't need to be true.

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A good try, Paul, but I think you need to go back and read the question again.

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Taffy on the wing wrote: ↑
Sat Sep 26, 2020 10:54 pm
Pathetic Whiner!
Grow a pair.

G'wan Taffy lad get him told. Good on ya pal. Don't listen to what people say about you on here.

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Oh hang on, I've just read the "big money bid" bit. I was under the impression he was a Celtic cast off who was no longer needed up there.

Stand down everyone, this one ain't happening.

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RBFC wrote: ↑
Sat Sep 26, 2020 10:55 pm
Ryan Christie from Celtic being linked

https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/sport/foo ... s-22748030

Yes please sign him on, I'm assuming he has a body so he'll do. All hands on deck.

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The one thing that is certain after a disappointing performance is that you will get a ridiculous overreaction from some posters on this board. I've learned now, I stay away in the main, post my player ratings and let them get on with it. We know things aren't perfect at the club right now but they...

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Spiral wrote: ↑
Sat Sep 26, 2020 10:27 pm
C.unts

Cheers pal that fits the criteria very well indeed. The angrier members would do well to remember that one.

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"School girls"
"crying"
"babies"
"struggling"

Does anyone have anything else for me to add to the moaners about moaners bingo card? Preferably something derogatory about women because the insult is that bit better if you compare posters to females. Let me know, guys.

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3 shots on target between the 2 teams, that sums up how poor that game was, what's frustrating is Southampton were average, and yet we never really troubled them when they went ahead. That said if the "offside" goal had have stood we could have taken a point, and a draw wouldn't have been unfair on...

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Taffy on the wing wrote: ↑
Sat Sep 26, 2020 10:09 pm
It's 2pm here not had a drop..........go have a cry.

Well it’s 10pm here and I don’t believe you.

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Taffy on the wing wrote: ↑
Sat Sep 26, 2020 10:06 pm
Stop being so reasonable.......now is the time to WHINE like a baby!

I know tonight was a tough watch, but put the bottle down Taffy. The WINE is doing you no favours pal. X

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Awful tonight but generally agree. Not many PL teams rely on a 20 year old as their only source of creativity. He’s been flogged and it’s showing.

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Pope 5
Bardsley 6
Long 5
Dunne 5
Taylor 6
Brownhill 5
Westwood 3
Stephens 3
McNeil 3
Wood 4
Vydra 4

Absolutely horrific. Maximum effort? Nowhere near tonight. Rotten stuff.

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No way back for him now. Time to **** off.

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Taffy on the wing wrote: ↑
Sat Sep 26, 2020 9:56 pm
You watched a different game than me!
Go and have a good whine.

Sounds like you’re the one who’s been on the wine.

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jojomk1 wrote: ↑
Sat Sep 26, 2020 9:53 pm
We haven't imploded

We've got injuries and a Chairman who is looking to get out rich

The lack of fight and interest was staggering. What happened to maximum effort being the minimum requirement?

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Disgusting stuff all round.

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Wow. Relegation written all over us. We’ve imploded.

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Stu wrote: ↑
Sat Sep 26, 2020 9:50 pm
Shocking if that doesn’t speak volumes to Mr Garlick nothing will.

He knows exactly what is going on. He’s happy enough though.

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Verstergaard and Romeu have been outstanding for Saints. Mopped up everything with ease.

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STOP SHOWING IMAGES OF THAT TWO HAT GARLICK.

I’m eating.

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Garlick described as the “supremo” by the commentator.

Hahaha top banter.

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Southampton don’t need to be anything other than ordinary. They scored after 5 minutes away from home. Job done and thank you very much we’ll settle for that.

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We just can’t string any passes together in their half. Totally disjointed.

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Buxtonclaret wrote: ↑
Sat Sep 26, 2020 9:22 pm
Bloody hell.
Seen it now. Wood WASN'T offside.

He was.

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Equally bizarre was the lack of protest from us. Why are we so flat?

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box_of_frogs wrote: ↑
Sat Sep 26, 2020 9:03 pm
Sorry. I apologise.

No need, wasn’t thinking of you when I posted.

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Reading through this thread, it’s clear one poster is enhancing his reputation of being able to start an argument in an empty room.

The tedium of it is almost as cringeworthy as the “he’s hurt his toe, honest” tale from the club.

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SussexDon1inIreland wrote: ↑
Sat Sep 26, 2020 8:54 pm
Pratt Jamie Redknapp says that there 'wasn't enough contact' !!

He’s correct. There wasn’t.

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tim_noone wrote: ↑
Sat Sep 26, 2020 8:21 pm
Where would I find that thread please?

It’s been merged and Ian is sticking more pins into his CT doll.

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Decent move there. Brownhill brining bags of energy as usual.

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burnleymik wrote: ↑
Sat Sep 26, 2020 8:16 pm
Stephens needs to sharpen up.

Been injured hasn’t he?

I was expecting a rusty performance from him but definitely worth throwing him in for his experience.

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It does when SD is manager. Even if it doesn't, Lennon, Gibson and Hart played less than 500 minutes between them last season, so not first team players by any stretch of the imagination. Give over. They were first team players. Do you think they entered the training ground under the ‘FIRST TEAM’ d...

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Tall Paul wrote: ↑
Sat Sep 26, 2020 7:36 pm
So neither of them first team players then. Glad we agree.

Oh dear. A first team does not, by any stretch of the imagination, end with the 11 players who start a game.

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Get this ridiculous Tarkowski situation sorted, one way or another, sharpish. Big toe? Give me strength.

It’ll take us at least 4 years to sort a replacement for him to we really need to get cracking.

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West Brom are a bang average side, below average in PL terms, but Chelsea’s woeful defending has made them look likely to score every time they go forwards.

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His "humour" is very uncomfortable. He's the sort of guy you've got no idea how to take, so you just laugh a tiny bit and count the minutes until you can leave. It can certainly come across as disrespectful, no doubt. That said though, something has to give soon. Both sides appear equally fed up wit...

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Reminds me of what Steve Bruce said about George Boyd when we signed him in 2014.

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Very happy to read this news. I think he'll fit in at Burnley as well as anyone could do.

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Would be happy enough with Dale Stephens, actually. He'd be a solid, low-risk acquisition and given the precarious position we find ourselves in he could be exactly what's needed. He won't set the world alight for us, and neither will he be sold on for a profit, but he's hugely experienced and we kn...

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Remember Icarus. Our competing the in the PL is almost dangerous for a club such as ours due to the wage commitments. Dyche is undoubtedly the best Burnley manager in most of our lifetimes, perhaps ever, but we need to be frugal in the best of times, still more when revenue is uncertain. We literal...

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I don't know, ksr. I doubt any of us know where the club's finances are at the moment. We all know that Mike Garlick, in early April, spoke about the possible financial impact of covid-19 on the club's finances. None of us, I expect, have direct knowledge of all the contracts with players, both the...

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let's revisit after the next few games. He's fading for me. He's got fantastic technical ability. That bit cannot be up for debate amongst anyone who's seen him play regularly. If he's fading it's because he's being flogged every week for 90 minutes because our other wingers aren't up to it, or are...

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