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Ha ha reminds me of that chant years ago "come and have a go if you think you're hard enough!" How times have changed!

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Heaton is a true pro. I'm sure he has given Pope a few words of encouragement. He will be pleased with Popes performances so far as we all are. He will also be chomping at the bit to get back between the sticks.

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I think we could get a result today. As big Sam Vokes says we've nothing to fear. I just hope Nick Pope has a good game.
I'm going for 2-0 Burnley.
UTC!

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Not on Facebook. Did you live up Healeywood Bartons? Years and years since I left 1984 to be precise aged 19.

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Saxoman wrote:Leeds apparently had 31,000 fans on tonight. Wow.

I know amazing that! How many fans get packed in to Ewood these days? 31?

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Sutton-Claret wrote:You must have good hearing to hear Tim Heatons voice from the Jimmay Mac - he lives in my street in York.....

Does he? I heard his family are from Burnley. Is that true? Does anyone know?

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I've never been to the UK. Born in Pennsylvania, USA. Now live in Nebraska, USA. Decided I wanted to follow a Premier League team in 2009. Didn't want to pick one of the big teams, so chose Burnley because they were the little guys punching above their weight. A few weeks later Coyle left and boy w...

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I thought he did great. Massive shoes to step into. Keeps a clean sheet. A couple of games under his belt he will be brimming with confidence. Great to see our defenders and our fans supporting him. Bring on Liverpool. Another word for Tom, hard lines. Speedy recovery you are a legend!

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CHEWBACCA wrote:The lad went down hard so not surprised.

Heaton is no wimp he's a warrior! Everybody knew it was pretty serious when he didn't get back up. Good luck for a speedy recovery Tom Lad we'll miss you!

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Anybody who supports BFC for the long term however they began will absorb the whole, community spirit, no nonsense, against the odds, pride in the town and surrounding areas and deserves the same respect. If they are glory hunters they would choose one of the "super powers." I haven't lived in Burn...

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I support Burnley because I was born and grew up in Burnley... It seems really odd to me that someone would choose to support another club instead of the team where they were born and grew up, unless the place they were born didn't have their own football team...then I would understand it! but if t...

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CT After the dark days of the 4th division every result is for the Clarets who are no longer with us. My dad(Also passed) never thought we would be back. And like you have said a superb thread. UTC My dad passed January 2009. I don't mind admitting I cried like a baby when we scored against Sheffie...

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I grew up outside of Cleveland. Can't stand the Steelers. I also can't stand Michigan. Now in North Carolina, its Duke and UNC which I can't stand Its actually funny though, because I believe I have gone "Full Claret" with my hatred of Blackburn. Hatred might be too strong of a word, but I'm certai...

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Never lived in Burnley... Lived over the border in Yorkshire all my life,Burnley is the closest pro team to us and my Dad is a lifelong Claret who took me to my first game in the 80's. Proud to be a Yorkshire Claret but the many dirty Weeds fans I know around here can't grasp why :lol: Many Weedss ...

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Absolutely no connection with Burnley or England. Born in Ohio and live in North Carolina. Started watching the Premier League in 2014, decided I needed to follow a team, and randomly picked Burnley. Never heard of the town before I picked them. Didn't know a single player on the squad. Took me abo...

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I know why I support Burnley, born there and raised there but like a lot of posters on this board don't / no longer live there.

I'm interested to know how many of you wasn't born in Burnley, have never lived in or close to Burnley but support the Clarets and why you chose us?

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[quote="Sidney1st"]I'm more than capable of proving myself again, its the foot in the door though and that's what I want.
This job opens numerous doors and leads to the big paying jobs.[/quote

Well go for it then! Although I would hope that the numerous doors open quickly! Good Luck!

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As many of you know I work in the automotive industry, currently selling Land Rover parts, but I've worked at various places as both sales advisor and manager. I'm very good at what I do, to the point my current employers keep resisting my attempts to change jobs within my company. I've got my work...

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TractorFace wrote:Interest rates can't keep as low as this indefinitely. If buying, make sure you can afford to pay an increase of at least a couple of percent. Maybe even more.

Fix the rate for 5 years whilst interest rates are low.

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To be fair, house building is at a low ebb in most areas due to market uncertainty to some extent but, far more significantly, a shortage of skilled labour. And guess who we might need to help ease that shortage ? Depends where you live. Plenty of new builds going up in Northumberland because there...

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Can't stand the guy ever since I saw him interviewed a couple of seasons ago when we played B*stards at Ewood.. He showed pure dislike for our club. I'm glad Newcastle want rid and I u hope he flops at Carrow Road too. Back down to League One Loudmouth.

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Rileybobs wrote:By that logic the Burnley fan who threw a flare could have thrown a grenade.

Maximum possible sentence for that too. Harsher if it was a grenade.

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I'd like to see all punishments based on what could have actually happened. Be more fun that way. Caught speeding at 33mph. Could have been doing 100mph etc etc Maximum sentence for going on the pitch and grabbing a player by the neck. Clearly a harsher sentence for stabbing someone. Is that too di...

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Surely the sentence for stabbing and killing a player would the deterrent in your scenario. If someone manages to get into the ground with a knife and is intent on stabbing a player he's not going to suddenly think 'oh hang on, I could do some serious time for running on to the pitch, better not bo...

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Not at all, just that if I wanted to run onto a pitch and stab a player at any game across the country I imagine it would be fairly simple and not something that could be easily prevented. What I'm suggesting is that the Blackburn idiot's sentence shouldn't be based on a hypothetical event. So leni...

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Rileybobs wrote:By that logic the Burnley fan who threw a flare could have thrown a grenade.

Indeed he could. If he got through security with a flare he could get through with a grenade concievably.

So Rileybobs are you suggesting it would have been impossible for the Blackburn fan to have had a knife on him?

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Steddyman wrote:Am I the only one that cringes at this? I feel ashamed to be a Burnley fan when this chant goes around.

We were playing at Blackburn FFS. Some of his family could have even been present at the game.

Totally classless and we should be better than that.

Agree. Very poor taste.

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All joking apart this could have been serious. The idiot with his hands round Westwood"s throat could have had a knife. We could have had a dead Burnley player on the pitch. Maximum penalty should he given in an effort to deter other idiots up and down the country who might get the same idea.

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Barry_Chuckle wrote:Singled out Westwood as he's the smallest player on our team, I did note he bypassed Tarkowski

But Westwood dropped him?

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Sorry if there us another thread about this but I can't see it if there is. Just read about thus on Sky sports news. What happened?

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Sad news. Hope there's cuddly toy, teasmaid, a lovely set of golf clubs on the conveyor belt up there for you because you were a well loved winner. RIP Brucie.

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To cut down on queues: 1. Get to the Colosseum first thing in the morning. 2. Go a little bit off season - eg. October. The Italians think it's cold then, but for us it isn't. Yeah we went in November and we were walking round in jeans and tee shirts it was lovely and warm and the Italians all had ...

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Anyone been? Anyone know if you can do a ground tour on non match days and if so is it worth it? Tripadvisor reviews are mixed so wondered if anyone on here had done it. Edit also any other tips for Rome appreciated. Want to see the main stuff (and if there is a good way of avoiding queues etc grea...

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Stamford Bridge today, tough call. Same as every week. COME ON BURNLEY!

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Carport wrote:People keep referring to this as an accident but the inquest jury found that it was unlawful killing.

Correct. This was no accident. Diana told Charles after the divorce "I will destroy you". Sadly she signed her own death warrant.

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1. How does a Fiat get in front of a Mercedes? Aren't Mercedes faster than Fiats? 2. If the Fiat was already in front of the Mercedes, then why did the driver after a minor shunt try and speed up rather than slow down? 3. Do all French policeman sign the UK Official Secrets Act, or just a few of th...

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So someone caused an accident and drove off... never heard of that happening before :roll: The local French plod must have been in on it too :roll: And the little imps must have undone their seat belts when they weren't looking. So someone caused an accident and drove off. Blah blah. However in thi...

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They weren't travelling so fast. The French Police were in on the cover up stating that Henri Paul was travelling at 120mph. In fact it would have been damn near Impossible to do that because of the twists and turns in the tunnel. The CCTV caught the Mercedez enter the tunnel at 64mph. The crash hap...

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pushpinpussy wrote:sorry im usually a positive poster but Keane gone and no replacement and now Gray gone. its looking very bleak. what the hell is going on. we are dead certs for relegation now.

Do you ever wonder whether our players read this message board? I sincerely hope not!

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I was working in Paris in 97 when she was killed. The french drink all day long but in small amounts, They were opening wine on the shop floor at 10 in the mornng and passing it round. Two hour dinner with pastis as an aperitif and red wine after. But they dont drink large amounts but little and of...

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Both bodyguards that night were unhappy that Henri Paul was calling the shots however they both said he f he had showed any signs of being drunk they would not have allowed him to drive their charges.

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No. As someone put on another thread - she has eaten in Al Fayed''s restaurant, was staying in Al Fayed's hotel, drunk Al Fayed's booze, got driven in Al Fayed's car by Al Fayed's drunken driver at stupidly high speeds and people want to blame some kind of conspiracy? Or maybe given that Henri Paul...

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The tiresome part are the recordings / videos being used to target a family that in all fairness has moved on from what it was since she died to become something better in many many ways. It isn't just being re-visited... I agree with you to an extent. The Royal Family have moved on and become some...

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I know you have asked Claptrappers specifically, but if I may, I think it's probably because she was far more popular than them, had a better grasp of using the media to further any particular aim she had, and in a "one side or the other" choice, the general public would've sided with her. At the t...

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We all know that sort of stuff happens etc. However no one has ever proven either way if Diana was murdered or the victim of an accident, but the accident theory looks stronger. It's also getting a little tiresome that it's being dredged up again, because it's better to just leave them all alone. T...

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UpTheBeehole wrote:If these were your worries then it's probably a good job Queen Victoria was too old to have kids with Abdul Karim.

My worries? No just part of what was documented on the subject.

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claptrappers_union wrote:If she was assassinated or not, I think the establishment are happier that she isn't around anymore anyway.

Really? Why's that?

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SammyBoy wrote:Didn't we cover this thoroughly the other day? And no she most likely wasn't ..

Apologies I didn't see the other thread. However if you don't believe that there are powerful people out there who can dispose of those who they consider to be making a nuisance of themselves ......

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Jedi-master your dad isn't Glen Cockcroft by any chance? Originally from Bacup?

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Arms manufacturers and distributors wanted her gone because she was seriously jeopardising their profits with her pursue of land mine bans. She had several important political leaders on board including Bill Clinton although he reneged on his agreement after her death. The Pentagon were ****** off a...

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