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From the news items ive read that have come out in last hour indicate that Bamford was pulled from the squad once Chelsea informed Burnley about recalling him so the Sun were probably correct at the time of print so hardly lazy and embarrassing tually `Young stars` makes it sound like they are inte...

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Belgianclaret wrote:I'm a bit unstuck after seeing Madge

ummmmmm....lovely indeed!

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The Sun`s headline (think it was) regards Burnley shows how utterly incompetent national journos truly are `Young Stars Bamford and Flanagan back for Burnley`. Pure laziness and no interest whatsoever in Burnley or any other team outside of the `big boys`. Embarrassing really.

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Saxoman wrote:To be seen right through.. Can't believe anyone would really believe I meant it!

Sorry again Hiroshima, I know its where you live of course..

No worries, mate. Have a good weekend barring events in Anglia today.

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The 2-year-old`s in bed and he`s wearing the lucky Burnley top so all is well and 3 points are hopefully on their way!

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Oh Kightly will run alright, after all he's a runner, but aside from a few fleeting moments (and yes I admit there have been some) there's zero end product with "Kights". I always think it''s the type of fan that used to give Junior Stanislas dog's abuse that will appreciate the efforts of Kightly....

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Oh dear, mentions of the inexplicable fans favourite "Kights". Time to be worried. I do understand your use of `inexplicable` regards Kightly and the Premier League - not saying he is of that standard at all but neither is Arfield. I, like a few others, like him (Kightly) as he at least runs at def...

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boatshed bill wrote:If I was manager (thankfully I'm not) I would do this:
Heaton,
Tarkowski, Keane, Mee,
Lowton, Defour,Barton, Hendrick,Ward,
Barnes, Gray

Has potential!!

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Rather tasteless naming yourself after a nuclear bombing.. :( Never minded your posts, Saxoman and a few have entertained me BUT this one HAS to be THE most non-sensical one I have ever read on this forum. It is beyond comprehension. As a Rovers fan and continuing on your favourite subject of names...

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Listing rather than listed I would have thought

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Have to maintain the back 4 (as much as I`d like to see Tarkowski play) Heaton (1) Lowton (9) Keane (3 - hopefully back to his best) Mee (2) Ward (5) Hendrick (7) (but I`d like Kightly) Marney (4) Defour (10) (don`t think he`ll pick Barton YET) Boyd (6) Gray (8) Barnes (11) ( ) name on team sheet by...

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I would be ABSOLUTELY amazed if this were to happen. His fiance here is stating how excited she is to go and live in Milan - would love to be a fly on the wall when he says "actually, sweetheart, were moving to Burnley (in all likelihood the Ribble Valley)"

No chance

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Rowls wrote:There was a constant sense of mild menace in the Fraggle's lives, yes. They lived in constant fear of discovery by the humans of "outer space" and abject fear of the Gorks.

Sounds like my life now with the Japanese wife!!!!!! It must have been a premonition back when I was 9 or 10!!!

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I suspect our history of hardly ever playing loan players under Dyche would put many a perspective signing and MORE importantly the parent club off Burnley. You would not blame them for thinking `what is the point?`.

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Don`t know why but always found `Fraggle Rock` a smidgeon creepy. I had a similar aversion to `Chorlton and the Wheelies` (think it was the witch!). I obviously had issues back then!!!

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I may be wrong, but I can`t see any Burnley players, to coin a phrase used by Jake the poacher in `Withnail and I` (the best film ever made), "prancing like a tit".

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HendricksHair wrote:in fairness Ings did well in a relegated side in 14/15 and was playing well for Liverpool before his injury

You`re right of course. Just threw Ings in there as an example. Not comparing the two - have seen nothing of Bamford for the clarets whilst Ings was magnificent for us.

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Go on it is late so I'll say it... I wonder what the 'Fathers of Pendle' had to say about that :lol: Don`t you mean `Pendle`? It`s impossible to have Fathers of Pendle. Regardless, wouldn`t they be the biological and non-biological grandfathers of the daughters of Pendle (their father). I doubt the...

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Rochdale at home was bad we'd hammered Crewe in the previous home game ... Preston at home made fools of us after we'd had a couple of decent results .. Wolves we were 2-1 up at home lost 5-2 and they brought half the crowd with them ... miserable times I`m sure against Wolves it could have been 7 ...

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joey13 wrote:Yes he is well I'll pass on your good wishes, not sure what your name is , unless of course you have always been known as Hiroshima:)

Steven Smith

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Chris Brennand Yes!!!! We weren`t really in any of the same classes but we were in the choir together - Chris of course did many a solo and was brilliant in `Daughters of Pendle`. I hope he is well. Please pass on my regards. Chris was possibly in many classes with Gareth Ainsworth and good friends...

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joey13 wrote:You will know my nephew then .

L`il Joey? Give it to me...

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Was in the same year at secondary school as Gareth Ainsworth. He wasn`t a bad player at all. A shame he was a Rovers fan.

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Suspect PHYSICALLY Mee needed a rest more than Keane due to his more `full on` style of play.

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ablueclaret wrote:is that we could end the season losing three centre-backs.

Agree with you quite regularly but this is ridiculous. Mee knows he is integral to our team. Suspect he`s first on the team sheet for Dyche.

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Has he really proven himself to be a 'top level championship player'? He's had one good season Michael Ricketts and Marvin Sordell managed that! I'd trust Dyche and the rest of the coaching staff who see him on a daily basis. One season is the nature of the beast in football. Didn`t Ings do the sam...

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Bit of a dickish move from Dyche by taking him on loan and not giving him a sniff at all, the young lad is trying to develop and could have gone elsewhere and got regular games, he came here and hasn't been given a sniff. He's certainly worthy of a chance too, he's proven himself to be a top level ...

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find yourself watching the most? I can`t help but give myself a fix of Brighton away at least once a week. I was back in the UK for that particular game and watched it on the box. Celebrating then not celebrating the disallowed goal followed by the ACTUAL goal by Keane will live long in the memory -...

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Never EVER rated him. Always looked like one of those pampered academy types who just enjoys the lifestyle. SAYING that, he did appear to come good last season under the hapless Martinez and looked quite impressive when I saw him. Doubt it is even an issue though as we will never meet his no doubt r...

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Cannot for the life of me understand why we took Bamford on loan in the first place. Failed to get any real game time at Crystal Palace and the loan arrangement was terminated early and he returned to Chelsea complaining that the experience had been "terrible" just sitting on the bench and never be...

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:lol: :lol: Japanese actress do photo, Hiroshima? ;) https://encrypted-tbn3.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcQEA563SlBtCjSJNZunFszXPgrEkipZr5Y4WNcIxWnFr6nPu4VuEA" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; Airi Taira It`s the not the greatest photo but it was the best I could do with my camera.

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We DEFINITELY need someone `different` who will put the opposition defence on the back foot, even better on their arses. We don`t really have anyone of that ilk (Gray perhaps). Grosicki certainly looks like he would fit the bill and appears to be able to play anywhere in midfield or up front. The no...

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Nagatomo is highly regarded here in japan and is a stalwart of the Japanese Samurai. He`s just got hitched to some actress here so very much doubt she`ll be looking to be spend her weekends at Boundary Mill. File under `not a cat in hell`s chance`. He`ll either move to another `premier`, big city cl...

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As exciting as he looks on youtube, would the form of Gudmundsson make it difficult for him to get into the team? We all know that Dyche is a framework kinda guy - would he sacrifice a winger with excellent defensive capabilities (Boyd) to find a berth for an out and out winger (looks like one anywa...

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You are a little way off the mark because the ratio is 44%/56% including the goals scored this season. He has scored 3 in the first 10 minutes: 3 between 11 and 20 mins: 0 between 20 and 30 mins: 5 between 31 and 45 mins: 5 between 46 and 60 mins: 3 between 61 and 70 mins: 4 between 71 and 80 mins:...

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Personally have lots of sympathy for Gray and really rate him. Thought he looked a little muscle-bound at the start of this season but maybe (slighty tongue-in-cheek) he was preparing for hoof ball tactics. I would be interested to know what percentage of his goals scored for Burnley have been in th...

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Tuddybfc wrote:Ahaha have you got any access to Heinz in Japan? Good to see a classic rhyme continuing!

Yeah, there`s a COSTCO here and they`ve been selling the golden beans since June this year.

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Living in Japan, Heinz Baked Beans have attained a Godlike status in my heart. My 2-year old son has also learned the ditty `Beans, beans...good for your heart. The more you eat, the more you fart.` Good times!!! Thank you Heinz

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Wonderfully heartwarming news on the eve of a game. You have been through hell and have come out on the other side. Darkness followed by a rainbow. Take good care of yourself and enjoy life x

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Only 3 blood and platelet transfusions???????

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That Derby game was brilliant. I went to all three and remember cheering the fog on as it was coming in because we were 2-0 down!! The fog game was certainly an experience. My mate reversing up the motorway because we`d missed the exit was an experience never to be repeated. The next game (after Pe...

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I haven`t taken my son on the Turf yet. It must be a wonderful feeling!!!!!

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Every time I have seen the photo of Ings kissing the boy on the forehead, I`m incredibly moved. Think it sums up the man himself and maybe the family feel which courses through the veins of our club. A beautiful moment!

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KRBFC is 22 so doesn't know what it was like watching Burnley in The old fourth division, those ofult us who were there know what it's like to watch truly awful football. Our tolerance threshold is obviously higher than his. We might play hoofball now, but at least we are capable of keeping the bal...

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1991/1992 by an absolute mile. Everything about that season home or away was just brilliant. Especially that third goal against Cardiff when the Longside exploded. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ENY_b-a1Vo" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; I`m on the `P` of `Parts` of `P.S.V. PARTS` ...

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