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Billy Balfour

Rowls wrote: ↑
Tue May 24, 2022 5:37 pm
Half price twix

Bringing the peas back would be good. Especially if they can still get those flourescent green ones that lit up like uranium.

This is so wrong it's unbelievable. It has to been proper steeped peas, or else the season ticket is going in the bin.

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TsarBomba wrote: ↑
Tue May 24, 2022 4:17 pm
Bringing in someone like Kompany would be a start.

Yes, the optimism would go through the roof, but I can't see him in the Championship, unless he's being offered a heap of rebuilding cash, and I don't think that's very likely.

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How do we bring the feel good factor back? Bring back Chico.

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Probably listening to local CB radio.

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Heh. It takes some doing to squeeze a political angle out of the original post. Certainly worth a 10 out of 10.

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They should be made to live out the rest of their lives in purgatory. Either that or be forced to spend a whole week at Pontins in Prestatyn.

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:) The fans on here are a very small percentage of the fanbase Never once did I hear calls against Garlick at games Aye, it's hardly the Teasdale Out chanting and demos outside the Bob Lord stand that I remember seeing when I was a kid. It beggars belief that someone can blame a leveraged buyout on...

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If Dyche is indeed back at the Turf next season, I bet the club he's managing will have given him a decent budget to work with. I reckon he'll want a club that can give him the resources to get promotion and also be able to stay in the EPL without having to preform minor miracles every week.

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Gordaleman wrote: ↑
Mon May 23, 2022 11:41 am
Because the fans, many on this board, probably including you, demanded change.

That's such a crass responce to what he said.

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The Newcastle sportswashing takeover didn't do us any favours.

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I'd be delighted but surprised to be honest. Right now, I'm wondering if I'll ever see Premier League football again at Burnley. There are those who say we can compete as a yo-yo club. Unfortunately, our yo-yoing might well end up being between Championship and L1. BTW, I'm not ordinarily given to ...

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dandeclaret wrote: ↑
Mon May 23, 2022 10:23 am
Remain with the club - Vydra, Weghorst, McNeill, Cork, Cornet

We'll be lucky to retain one of those. We are heading for a fire sale.

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Next season's away shirt. Remind you of anything?

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I'd be feeling more positive if this was a 'normal' relegation with the much vaunted war-chest overflowing with goodies, but instead we have massive debts that require servicing, and this will eat into the parachute money, making a bounce back a Herculean task. My mood is grim.

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Ever diminishing resources, heavily laden with debt and without a sugar daddy - I just can't see there being the odd sojourn to the EPL. We are in the worst position possible for a club of our size. Dark days indeed.

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Three posts on the trot lunacy... I doubt there is a single person here who believed our top fight status would last forever, but one thing is for sure; this relegation is not a normal one. I really fear for the future. We are NOT going down with bags of parachute money to give us a chance of a boun...

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Oh, and UTC.

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Liberated with the multimillion pound leverage Damoclean sword hanging over our heads? Yeah, feel so liberated tonight. Some of you are going to be very disappointed, to put it lightly, when real world 'liberated' reality hits home. And with that, I bid you good night.

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Fully deserved win for Sunderland.

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Poor do when we have to be concerned about bellends and the potential for trouble. I mean, it's not like we have enough going on at the moment.

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Yesterday I called off at a supermarket near Moston for some coffee while on my way into work. I walked up to the coffee aisle and there was a couple looking at the cheapest jars. The guy turned to the woman he was with and I overheard him say; 'I'm sorry love, but we just can't afford it this week'...

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Pensioners don't travel on buses all day to keep warm. You have to be really, really stupid to believe they do There are pensioners in poverty (some do busses or the library to keep warm during the day). It's going to get a lot worse for millions of folk, including the elderly. Us lot quibbling on ...

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Run up to someone while screaming and recording it on a mobile phone, and then cry like a manbaby when you get put on your arse. And afterwards all your mates go on forums and they too also cry like manbabies about how unfair it is.

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I love it how oddbods don't think it's at all creepy or pesty to wolf-whistle a passer-by or go up to a total stranger and ask them to smile. These oddbods are usually with their workmates or friends and the oddbod thinks they are being all alpha male, but in reality this behaviour is far from it. I...

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His lawyer Rachel Gowans said the couple would be unable to keep up with mortgage repayments of over £1,000-a-month if he was jailed. District Judge Grace Leong said she recognised that hardship may be brought to his partner and reduced the sentence by four weeks. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/a...

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It worked. We got a point away from home and Sunday is in our own hands. UTC!

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Apparently, the thug received a lighter sentence because he had a 1000 a month mortgage and wouldn't be able to make the payments if he got a longer sentence. Maybe he should have thought about his responsibilities before invading the pitch and targeting someone with a running headbutt. The leniency...

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I'd an MOT on my car yesterday at DnD motors Burnley. I was given a signed paper Certificate. A Gov website has MOT records of cars, which is useful for checking the due date of the next 1, instead of rummaging round for last years cert. You can register your mobile or an email address on the Govt ...

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durhamclaret wrote: ↑
Wed May 18, 2022 8:47 am
My advice about buying a touring caravan is don’t!

I'm not in the market for one, but why do you say this, Durham?

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Apparently, he struggled with gambling.

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Secondly it's idiots like this that raise the chances of a return to the 1980's and fans being penned in behind fences again, not what any sensible fans would desire, but the number of these incidents appear to be on the increase. Getting worse all the time, and just look at those disgraceful scene...

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5 years inside for that, if it was up to me. More if he has previous for violence. Scumbags like him need to be made an example of, no ifs or buts.

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Jake Daniels has bags of courage. If I was gay, I wouldn't lie if anyone asked, however, I would not be so forthcoming if I was the first professional footballer to come out in over 30 years. Not because of my teammates or club - it would be having to deal with some of the worst aspects of the gutte...

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He was admitting that Russia was the aggressor and Ukrainian soldiers were as fired up as the Red Army was when they defended their motherland against the Nazis.

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Either that of laying the groundwork for a coup.

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What's the odds on Mikhail Khodaryonok suddenly falling ill or falling out of a window?

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Good goal. Well worked.

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I forgot this was on. I've been watching the Newcastle game.

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I hope you're buying the ale, Boss. Or doing rounds.

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I'm saving the ale for Sunday evening. I've also got Monday off.

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A cousin of mine came out in 2016. You couldn't meet a less camp or 'flamboyant' bloke if you tried. He served in the army for 10 years, 5 of those as a sergeant. He's certainly not an odd one out. Gay people come in all shape and sizes etc, just like everyone else. I can't believe this has to be sa...

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ClaretTony wrote: ↑
Mon May 16, 2022 8:44 pm
I’m at Villa Park but if I hadn’t been then I’d be relieved it was on tv. Far, far worse listening to commentary or waiting for updates.

Yeah, that's true. Wish I was there though. Better than shouting at the telly.

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CoolClaret wrote: ↑
Mon May 16, 2022 8:35 pm
If I see one guy acting a bit more flamboyant that’s with a group of girls I’m going to probably presume he’s gay. As you would, as pretty much anyone would - and guess what. He probably would be

I can't work out whether you're willfully ignorant, trolling or just a prick.

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I'm glad it's on TV, but I hope my nerves can stand it. I wouldn't be like this if the club hadn't been sold in the way it was.

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CoolClaret wrote: ↑
Mon May 16, 2022 8:18 pm
There was gay men in my sixth form - a good one as well (g Clitheroe) when I attended around 2010.

Surely you mean 1910.

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I wish it was a free hit.

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It's good that he has the courage to be his true self. And if he does get abuse from knobheads, then it shows what a bunch of cowards they really are. Mind you, I suppose we already know this.

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IanMcL wrote: ↑
Sat May 14, 2022 3:11 pm
All the cases waiting to be sorted in the courts and High Court time is devoted to pure crap.

The High Court deals with civil, non-criminal, cases.

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Peter Andre, Danny Drinkwater and the unwitting collateral of ‘Wagatha Christie’ Two years ago Coleen Rooney’s lawyers urged Rebekah Vardy to seek a mediated solution to her libel claim, warning that the “full public glare” of legal proceedings would not be an enjoyable experience. https://www.theg...

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It sickens me that this was allowed in the first place. It might be too late for us, but we require legislation to stop 'community assets' being sold on in this way (heavily leveraged buyouts).

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