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quoonbeatz wrote:"You've got an international footballer who has been one of the best footballers in the world coming to your club."

Well, that's not going to bite him the arse one day, not at all.

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If the kids getting bullied now imagine what it's going to be like when he's hundred grand better off.

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So do you think it is funny to refer to our older fans as "zimmers"? They have probably paid their dues many times over and are still supporting us through thick and thin, and someone who has the remarkably cool and topical poster name of Brexit (which tells me a lot), insults them for no reason. H...

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Spijed wrote:Nothing will ever beat the pigs head that landed at the feet of Luis Figo whilst he was taking a corner against Barcelona in 2002.

I'd rather a pigs head lands at my feet than a petrol bomb!

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4:20 wrote:A sharpened copy of Skyrim could do quite a bit of damage.

Stole in just before me. Like it.

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Jesus being real (as in, he existed) and Jesus being the Son of God are two different things which I think have been conflated here. The story of the resurrection (fnarr...urrection) is just faith. Believe it, or don't. Can't/won't be proven so take it as it is. It neither proves nor disproves anyth...

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JohnDearyMe wrote:Has there ever been a worse miss than that on the Turf? It must be up there. He actually did really well to manage to put it wide

Yeah, but his team still won. 2-1. So sleepless nights in the Ritchie household are likely to be 0.

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Bruce Dickinson weighs in.

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Is this a communal poetry project you're trying to start?

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Now this is more like it.

My favourite part is the upset kid. Marvellous.

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ooo....not keen on 'very average'. Could be wrong, has been known. Wordo's? Is 'very average' okay?

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'Burnley Football Club supports the statement of the Premier League ' according to the club. No mention of being told what to do or say. To be honest, BFC's statement reads to me as though their hands were tied, almost apologetic. If 14/20 say jump the other six must comply - conditions of membersh...

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So you think young people these days aren't interested in following the crowd or looking good on social media? Gonna have to massively disagree with you on that one. Those Stone Roses comeback gigs a few years ago spring to mind. I came across loads of folk who weren't particularly into the music b...

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There are over 300 businesses in burnley. Which ones miss out? Or do we give them 800 quid each? If need be, yeah. Give it to 2br and say 'each business gets 800 quid of air play'. That's about a month each, if it's a generic advert with each name thrown in with 'associated with Burnley Football Cl...

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The counter argument to that is that we are more than happy to accept the millions that have come our way. At no point have we turned around to the PL and said the money generated is immoral. A brand new training complex, redevelopment of the club shop, brand new disabled facilities have been paid ...

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I understand your sentiments, but the fact remains the £400million Income is revenue that we might only have dreamed of just a few seasons ago. As regards the £250k payment, as I already alluded to, this will in no way impact of the already fantastic work we do in the local community. I know it won...

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Let's give our Club a bit of credit here, any contribution of £250k, or otherwise, will in no way impact on the generosity already shown to the local community. Not the point really Roy. We could become exemplars against the ever expanding behemoth that is televised football by not kowtowing to an ...

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In the 60s/70s bands often used to make a loss on touring, which was covered by the record companies. Touring was used to promote recorded music. https://www.theguardian.com/music/2017/jan/30/where-does-concert-ticket-money-go" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; https://www.techdirt.com/...

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Lots of people these days are that desperate to look cool or follow the social media crowd that they'll happily pay through the nose to see one of the big name bands, even if they don't particularly like their music or even know who they are! That's mainly ********, tbh. There is nothing to be gain...

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In the toss of a coin, one player calls. That's it. Outcome decided.
In rock, paper, scissors, or 'Janken' if you grew up with Alex Kidd on the Master System, you could potentially play indefinitely.

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Spijed wrote:Despite all the faults of the Premier League we can't have any complaints considering we've benefited enormously with the finances.

Maybe so, but as a community hub in an impoverished town in the grim northwest we can do something better with 250k than line the pockets of the already wealthy.

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What's the worst that can happen if we don't pay it?

What good does paying it do?

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Touring is the only way for a band to make money - album sales revenue gets swallowed up by management, producers, record labels etc. Back in the day a bands revenue was largely down to record sales and touring was cheap. With the rise of file sharing, spotify, youtube et al folk don't buy albums to...

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I thought United did a job on them and made it a drab game, 9 defenders in place for the first hour made it hard for City to create as many chances as they normally do. City kept at it though and won easy in the end. United fans unhappy at not attacking City, but Jose wouldn't risk getting hit for ...

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Funkydrummer wrote:Is it allowed to still refer to them as Black ?

Not sure, I'll have to check mate.

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how do you do the tiny trademark thing?

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Imploding Turtle wrote:Well worth it for those who earn billions from the deaths of our victims, though.
Which is kinda the point of the War on Terror™

trust you to make it political.

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wickdkewlclaret wrote:This is no dig at our Hendrick, but John Fleck seems to be very effective in that attacking midfield role, popping shots on goal etc.

Why mention Hendrick then?

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Barely seems worth it. Most of the other wars have killed loads more.

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Goobs wrote:Maybe if there is enough demand they'll open Mordor(s)

Appreciate the effort, but there's not the market for it here. Maybe in Bilbao Baggins might work?

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Spijed wrote:Who have thought before SD took over six years ago we'd be disappointed that we didn't have any current players in the England squad?

Who would have thought that before SD took over six years ago I'd be six years younger than I am now and six years older than I was then!

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Mark Hughes is a completely miserable fanny.

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martin_p wrote:It'll certainly be the reason he puts up with it. But as others have said, he's worn a poopy in the past, so something has obviously changed his feelings.

*childish giggling*

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FactualFrank wrote:Nice try. Not falling for that one.

It's not a trick, I'm interested.

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Tell me more about this Gootball of which you speak. Sounds mega.

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FactualFrank wrote:
Both Fulham and Wolves should be battling for the top 6 and running them close.

Why?

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Siddo wrote:Well, another insightful post from someone who is the biggest clown on here.

Corrected that for you.

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We buttered up for Wengers last game and I expect us to do the same with Leicester, tbh.

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I suppose it depends what you want from watching us. From my own point of view, I don't like it anymore. Not because of anything Burnley have done, but because Saturday/Tuesday was a great few hours spent with mi dad. Over the past few seasons we've spent it enjoying Burnley's success and last seaso...

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It was a Friday and Ade Akinbiyi was a cult figure in our team. Someone...cannot remember who, posted it with a comment, a handful of comments later, a one word post, I remember posting another one word post, in true psychological word game mode. An immediate continuation and away we went. . I'm no...

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Ross Wallace scores for Joey.

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Have we ever scored without having a shot on target?

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Boro have scored without having a shot on target.

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WTF?!

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Not bothered what he cost, just don't rate him. Would he get a game at any other Premiership side apart from maybe Cardiff or Huddersfield? Don't think so. But you should rate him....he cost us pence and he produces season on season. He's a one in four striker. That's great for a team like us. What...

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His best days were in the Championship side with Ings - what a brilliant pairing they were Yes they were Have we progressed from there ? Yes. In fact not only an entire division, but even into Europe. Nothing against Sam at all, but it would appear not Yet clearly we have, as evidenced above

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That's exactly the point though we have millions of pounds in the bank now we don't need to be relying on good, honest pros who we payed 400 grand for. The bottom of that list is Chris Wood who cost us £15,000,000. Try and buy any of the other players on that list for treble that and you'd struggle...

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Players he finished level with =23 Anthony Martial Manchester United 9 =23 Alexis Sanchez Manchester United 9 =23 David Silva Manchester City 9 =23 Ashley Barnes Burnley 9 =23 Dele Alli Tottenham 9 =23 Wilfried Zaha Crystal Palace 9 So that's a £50,000,000 striker, a £500,000 per week 'world class' ...

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