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Going through the turnstiles today with my 11 year old Grandson 2 stewards pulled me to one side and asked if I wouldn't mind being searched.A quick pat of my arms and legs then allowed to go on then letting my Grandson through first the lad on the gate leaned over asked if he was with me before he...

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BurnleyFC wrote: ↑
Sat Feb 03, 2024 7:01 pm
Screamed it out loud at the end when we scabbed a point too.

Honestly made me winch that! Like we had come from behind to win

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Looks like the protest was toxic

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As I've mentioned above, it has been very difficult to physically walk down Yorkshire Street since this project has been 'progressing'. Lots of the clientele that frequent the pubs and clubs of the Culvert are old. Getting to the businesses on there has been at different stages dangerous as pedestri...

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Which business do you think has suffered because you can’t drive down there? I would have thought the majority of Dyche customers dont drive? Although Justine mentions the road being one way, I'm talking about pedestrians. I believe you work in town but not sure how often you walk under the Culvert...

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Royal Dyche landlady Justine shares her frustration about the project. I walk down there 3 times a week, as a pedestrian it has been badly managed. Can't imagine how much they businesses have suffered https://www.burnleyexpress.net/business/royal-dyche-landlady-hits-out-at-costs-and-delays-in-levell...

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That's what I've been told to avoid the reoccurring issu with the DPF light comes on my Nissan diesel, 3rd gear and 70mph on the motorway.

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You missed the stuff about Muslims praying on the pitch?

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Check out his latest tweets

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I've done helvellyn 4 times and blencathra via sharp edge so I'm OK with ridge walks. Hoping to get crib goch ticked off as well this year. I found it a lot wider than Helvellyn. Crib Goch is a different kettle of fish! As part of the Snowdon Horseshoe, it's my favourite day of walking, especially ...

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Does today's cup win take them into the final?

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Remember the first leg, some Burnley fans calling the team and a few disagreements about getting behind the team. I was in Tenerife for the game at Turf, watched in Linekers with a few Spurs fans. Can remember how proud I was when Burnley boy Jay scored. I was distraught for days and hardly spoke to...

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Claret86 wrote: ↑
Sat Jan 20, 2024 12:16 pm
Fell walking. Love going up the lakes. Planning on doing ben nevis via the cmd arete this summer. All health permitting.

CMD arete is great route up Ben Nevis and it's not as daunting as some of the pictures/videos make out. Enjoy

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Stayed at the Edwardian in Manchester last week. Nice food, spa was good but wasn't bowled over by the modern room or bar. Prefer the Midland's rooms and excellent bar.

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It is great choice. I would go for Playa Fanabe/Torviscas/Pinta. This area has a range of activities, bars and restaurants for all ages. Playa Duque is upmarket, La Caleta is lovely, more traditional but quieter - certainly walk there if you go on the front. Avoid anything over the motorway, it's up...

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Hiking and walking the dog. Restaurant and eating out. Listening to dance music - bars, clubs, festivals Travel - get away as often as possible. Beach, culture, city, adventure. I enjoy planning and researching g holidays, as much as actually being on holiday. Whatever my son is currently into, play...

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Have not sold but have bought three. One through Pendle Hill properties, who badgered us on behalf of the owner impressively.

We have since moved two rental properties away from a [rubbish] national firm to Pendle Hill Properties and would consider selling through them.

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I don't have face or finger print set-up on my phone however with my wife's iPhone, even if you stole the phone whilst the keylock was off, you would still have to use Face ID or 6 digit pin to use Apple Pay. Even if you had gone through security to access one account, to select another account/card...

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According to the deprivation index quite a bit of Lowerhouse is deprived (Lowerhouse Lane, Rutland, Cumberland Av), where the actual ground is located is not

https://mapmaker.cdrc.ac.uk/#/index-of- ... eprivation

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Clovius Boofus wrote: ↑
Wed Jan 17, 2024 12:49 pm
Please ignore my above post. I read misread the thread header.

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Banking hubs already exist, suspect it's not through choice but a nudge
www.cashaccess.co.uk/hubs

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It was a matter of time, firstly it was a bit of a dump and secondly times have changed, these places have had their day. I'm quite surprised it lasted as long as it did. We now have the Fanzone, Park view thats been done up quite nicely, Vintage Claret, Ruby&Claret, The Turf and Royal Dyche on tha...

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Agree with above. A human being is needed as back up. Without one when things go wrong it can be very frustrating. I always wonder what people do who pay with their phone if they lose their phone ? Do they take cards and wallet as back up and if so why not just pay with them. Probably the same as t...

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Sure they'll be lots of factors but I have seen the taxi trying to pull infront between the cones (only moving in one direction) to pick older customers up since the road works started. Would you bother if you were an older patron? The pavements have also been absolute joke and still are.

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My son is 5years old, like lots of his school mates he loves playing football, consuming it through different channels and importantly can't wait to be on the Turf.

I'm sure the younger versions of you would still fall in love with the game, it's just a different game.

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knclaret wrote: ↑
Thu Jan 11, 2024 11:18 pm
Are you sure it’s not a scam

Saucy

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Rowls' thoughts on 'breakfast clubs' 🙈 Back on topic, a friend is a dental nurse and goes into our local primary school to talk about looking after teeth to the reception class. She does this FOC but I was surprised that schools do not pay for a similar session as standard, knowing the long term aff...

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No problem, I doubt I'll be in the fanzone but will apologise. Stepping back, someone who joins the board at the start of the Premier League season, until the glamour game against Luton, only post selling tickets for three big games against Salford/Liverpool/Chelsea rings alarm bells. Enjoy the game.

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I'm guessing a @taylorswiftfan on other sites

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I'm still unsure if this poster isn't a scammer, see poster history. Happy to apology if incorrect

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We went whilst England were playing, doubt we got a normal experience however we enjoyed staying in St Julian's bay. It was lively, you could stay out until at least 7am if that way inclined, lots of bars/restaurant/shops and a small beach. Again, maybe because of the football clientele but not the ...

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AmbleClaret wrote: ↑
Mon Jan 08, 2024 2:13 pm
That's exactly what happened, clearly remember that, no memory of the actual game though.

Sure one of the teams scored as the Burnley fans were trying to get the best seats down the other end?!

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Burnley fans were in the stand the first year we played at the new ground, they were meant to be though! Can't remember another game where we were in the side but might have missed it.

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Without the seeing the books I agree you wouldn't know how well it performed but there may be other domestic reasons for it being sold

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The police didn't seem to be involved, similar to DWP the post office can investigate and take to court.

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I'd definitely trust the numbers from that website that doesn't provide any source for them. Also, how bad a driver must people be who to sign up to that site. A subscription for a lawyer for motoring offences. Looks like a poorly put together marketing piece, as does the letter after his own compa...

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Although the deer pond will not have helped, it is the rain water in general. The paths leading down to Towneley between Springwood nursey/Applecross/a Brunshaw estate are as bad in places.

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Yes there are still dogs at the turnstile of the Cricketfield. Needs sorting at a level far higher than football.

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ClaretTony wrote: ↑
Thu Dec 28, 2023 8:10 pm
Not a pun and not funny in the same way as those listed but my mate, an avid Sunderland fan, called his company FTM Consulting. Sunderland fans understand FTM.

Your mate sounds like a SMB

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ClaretNBlue wrote: ↑
Thu Dec 28, 2023 7:48 pm
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x8qmxtq

Does that say he arrived back without VK's knowledge?

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Dougcollins it looked like this, in Claret and Blue with numbered slots at the bottom. Game was OK but the prizes

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2 together right now in the Jimmy mac lower

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Doubt anyone from Burnley would recommend staying there. I would drink in that area if you want an authentic match day experience (Oxford, Miners and Culvert very close) but stay there - nope. I don't live a million miles away. Only place I could imagine I'd rather not stay more is Regent Guest Hous...

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Not a day to get mad but "the last line said that they would understand if I stopped attending future games"

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The commentators on the stream I watched were very balanced, not sure who the e-Fulham player was but it was refreshing not to hear ultra-biased comms.

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bfcmik wrote: ↑
Sat Dec 23, 2023 2:46 pm
Aren't they called Credit Unions in the US?

They are called credit unions in the UK but Bank of Dave is not one. Credit unions are cooperatives owned by the members (account holders) which is different to Dave's set up. In a number of countries, such as America, they are the size of banks.

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ClaretTony wrote: ↑
Wed Dec 20, 2023 9:12 pm
The statement beggars belief really. Gives no indication as to what is being done to prevent it happening again.

Shook my head when a friend suggested it was a good statement - really?!?

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Not keen on the DM but this is a commercial decision, I'm sure when it was run past him he would have shared concerns - he knows the club and fan base pretty well.

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Going to be a short investigation really. Knowingly sell hospitality package to large numbers of away fans, with seating in the home stand. Away fans, bouyed by numbers, sing and celebrate goals which aggregates home fans seated around them. State you will investigate. Inform away fans involved they...

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The difference being that the hospitality area used at Ewood is for away fans only There were Burnley fans in the hospitality in the Jack Walker stand where they were seated in the main stand, similar to JHU which caused trouble. Know a couple of posters on here were in that section. There was the ...

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