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Potentially an excellent idea. But you might find fewer yellows given out and actually it exacerbating the problem

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I think it's potentially a great signing. Young, not too expensive, likes to break up play, loves to keep it simple, but also keeps the ball moving, plays the ball forwards, and doesn't slow the game down too much. A natural Marney replacement. Welcome to Burnley Sir!

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Roosterbooster wrote:https://www.flightradar24.com/data/airports/nwi

Maybe his flight leaves in 2 1/2 hours

Flight should have arrived in Manchester by now!!

And I've just checked... no flights from Rennes to Manchester today

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Fully expect Boyd on the left tonight regardless of the rest of the XI, presuming he's not got a knock. I'd expect Mahrez to operate down the Leicester right, so its important that Ward has plenty of help on that side of the pitch. Exactly. And with Barnes up front with Gray, gives us the option of...

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Maybe his flight leaves in 2 1/2 hours

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How do you think we will line up tonight? I think.. Heaton Lowton Keane Mee Ward Boyd Hendrick Defour JBG Barnes Gray I think this is the most likely starting 11, but with JBG on the right and Boyd on the left

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Sutton away. But after their last gasp winner I thought at the time we'd end up getting hammered away at Spurs

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He was Keanes man all afternoon, Ben was the spare man today. Anyway he missed. "Spare man" is a bit of a misnomer. Ben Mee was way out of position for the cross, hence why Keane was marking the "space" to stop the attacker running into it and having an even easier header from what would have been ...

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Draw Numbers

1 Tottenham
2 Derby or Leicester
3 Oxford United
4 Sutton United or Leeds
5 Wolves
6 Southampton or Arsenal
7 Lincoln
8 Chelsea
9 Man United or Wigan
10 Millwall or Watford
11 Huddersfield
12 Burnley
13 Blackburn
14 Fulham or Hull
15 Middlesbrough
16 Man City

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BBC reckon 4 fouls

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Long is a strange one KRBFC. A few Everton fans I know were gutted to see him go, but he's stalled somewhat. From what he showed at Brentford he clearly has talent. I was a little sad to see him go on loan. I think he showed promise in the spells I've seen him. And without doubt ahead of Agyei in t...

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Was it offside? Yes Was it a high foot? Debatable. Koscielny definitely ducked slightly, and Mee didn't overly stretch too high, his foot position was almost natural. Was it a foul? Yes. Regardless of whether or not it was a high foot, his boot caught Koscienly in the face, and he didn't get the bal...

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Quickenthetempo wrote:Not match time no, but he will of stayed at peak fitness for an extended period instead of R&R like the rest of footballers not involved in the tournament.

Fair point

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Quickenthetempo wrote:Deulofeu was playing off the striker in pre season/early season while Barkley was rested after the Euros

Barkley didn't play in the Euros...

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Colburn, when we are defending we have two banks of four. We stiffle the space which means they end up passing it around in front of us. The gap between the two banks of four is very tight. A holding midfielder doesn't work in that scenario. Sean Dyche has said that the players understand the syste...

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Based on the last few games, I would say Marney needs a rest. Last season I couldn't see Dyche resting any of his mainstays, but he's done it with Boyd this season, and I think it would be sensible to give Marney a break. Having said all that, I still think he will play him away from home unless he ...

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exclaret wrote:Is Messi coming to Burnley when he's 37?

Can he play on the wing?

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Pearce
Measham
Jakub
Davis
Pender
Francis
Deary
Farrell
Harper
Conroy
Eli

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Well my consultant is saying something different to you. I'd have thought you should be reading off the same hymn sheet, but there you go. I also think you're taking me literally. Obviously, the cheapest thing to do is leave it, but take Methotrexate and other DMARDS. You have Infliximab which cost...

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Pointing something out that is incorrect, doesn't really qualify. Even the consultant I see admits that they start with the cheapest. Straight from the horse's mouth. I'm a doctor. I know what I'm talking about. They do not just start with the cheapest. It's not allowed to work that way. All drugs ...

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But we pay national insurance (dependent on income) and we have the option of going private. The treatment I'm on would cost £1000 a month. Can I afford it? Yes, but that's not the point. Treatment to patients is often down to cost - patients are often given the cheapest drug, NOT the best drug. It...

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Full 90 v Sunderland last Saturday!!

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I was always under the impression that we wore green and white for about 20 years before claret and blue, but not stripes. Before then, red, claret and amber, amber and black, blue and white, black, and even pink I think. I also think we wore blue and claret sleeves at some point, and maybe even whi...

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I've decided to add WHU to the list of potential relegation rivals

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firstclaret wrote:What fee would we get in today's market for a fit Charlie Austin, whose contract was expiring?

I'd say £15m-£20m or thereabouts

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We don't need to spend £25m to stay up this season and spending it wouldn't guarantee anything either. Of course it doesn't guarantee anything, but with the position we are in, it is worth looking ahead to next season. We might not need to spend £25mil to stay up, but we might need to spend a good ...

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I remember a few years ago saying they were too good to go down - and they got relegated. I also remember last year saying Leicester would never win the PL. All I have learnt is that you can't predict anything in football

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I don't see how they can keep him now. Saying they won't sell surely just means they want a big fee for him.

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If Bournemouth were to get relegated in 2 / 3 seasons (which is certainly not beyond anyone's imagination) will they survive as a club? They offer bigger wages than us, and fork out more on transfer fees, but only have a tiny stadium capacity. They might have a wealthy owner, but with FFP, they have...

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I think the expectation is he will he sacked. Nothing official yet though

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Prices aren't directly proportional to quality. The better the player, the higher the price hike for that little bit extra. And I'd say prices are double what they were when we bought Boyd.

I don't think the HL signing has been confirmed, just says it is expected.

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https://www.theguardian.com/football/2017/jan/10/aston-villa-jeffrey-schlupp-west-brom-crystal-palace" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; Schlupp leaving LCFC for 12 mil. Good value for a pacey talented 24 yr old in an inflated January market. Also says Lansbury for 3 mil to Villa. Bargai...

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I thought we were 2 wingers, 2 CMs, 1 FB and 1 quality striker short at the start of the last window. We plugged some gaps with JBG, Hendrick, Defour (but lost Jones), Flanagan and Bamford. With Barton back, that makes us just a winger short, but given Bamford has hardly featured, I think we are pro...

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Blackpool or Rochdale

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The final 18 fixtures for us and our relegation rivals (away fixtures in grey)

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Danny Ings ahead of them all

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SussexDon1inIreland wrote:Bob Geldof
Sky interviewer with a Muslim sounding name
Corden
Piers Morgan
Coyle
Tim Fallon
Nicola Sturgeon
Gary Lineker
Lily Allen
Richard Branson
Tony Blair
Jeremy Vine
Paul Hollywood
Jose Mourino
Adrian Durham

Who the hell is Tim Fallon??

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To be fair to KRBFC, he isnt the only Burnley fan questioning Dyche's ability to manage in the PL. I am certainly not suggesting we sack him, but we were awful today, and have been awful away from home every time. I know plenty of fans who said before the season that his single minded approach would...

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Hi Rooster, Sorry, I'm struggling... Did I misunderstand the original question? What have my comments got to do with the EU and the benefits of leaving? 1) David Cameron and George Osborne have both resigned: Didn't DC resign because he lost the referendum? Ditto GO is out because he lead the "proj...

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So Imploding Turtle, everyone who doesn't hold the same opinion as you are Dumb, you are the font of all knowledge and everyone else are inferior. You do know that you come across as a right self opinionated w*nker at times don't you? He does indeed. But self opinionated w*nkers are often right a l...

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If I can add my response to this question: 1) David Cameron and George Osborne have both resigned; 2) Theresa May is our new Prime Minister; 3) Some EU leaders are threatening "punishment" for UK voting leave; 4) Some of the "experts" have reversed their "doom and gloom" forecast, one or two might ...

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Lowbankclaret wrote:I voted leave and all thats happened since has convinvced me I was correct to do so.

Would you care to enlighten us on what has happened so far that has convinced you?

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The point about paying more to go on Holiday is a good one..... And this is something the Europeans need to consider when they try play "Hard Ball" with the UK when the article 50 ball starts rolling. The UK are a massive contributor to many European countrys Tourism industries, I for one will not ...

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The rise in the prices of those essentials isn't just down to inflation in fact inflation is just a small one of numerous reasons. When the pound was strong the prices still increased and guess what they were still imported into the country. The reason these essentials are constantly on the rise is...

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Why mention it then ? Anyway,I take it you've all seen this ? https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=UTMxfAkxfQ0 A one-sided view on a hugely complex system. Many aspects of the film are true, but many others are based on opinion, when in fact the truth lies very much in the middle of the 2 sides' arguments...

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No The reason some MP's wish to remain is so they can seek a nice cushy very well paid job for life in Brussels or Strasbourg. MPs don't have jobs in Brussels or Strasbourg. MEPs might, but I seem to remember a huge number of our MEPs are Eurosceptics, and want out of the EU. The facts completely c...

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Brexit cannot not be blamed for Food Energy and Petrol prices rising. These prices have been constantly on the rise for absolutely years, ok they've risen again but they would have risen again had we remained, a reason would have been found,, they would have risen even if we hadn't had the bl00dy r...

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Dazzler wrote:Most Politicians overlooked the fact that some of us still have a backbone and want our country back.

Back from what? From where? From whom????

A reason without reasoning is no reason at all...

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