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Tribesmen wrote: ↑
Wed Apr 15, 2020 12:26 pm
Don't take this wrong but i am not inh favour to retash this every year .
Now milestones yes .

Ordinarily I'd agree with you. But in this case the families of the 96 haven't yet seen justice done. Until that time comes, I've no issue with people publicising the anniversary.

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D10
C9
E13
C13
C8

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A7
D12
C3
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Image 1: C5
Image 2: A9
Image 3: C10
Image 4: G4
Image 5: B5

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Image 1: G7
Image 2: B2
Image 3: C9
Image 4: G12
Image 5: C9

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Brilliant letter. Too long? No. Will they read it? Yes. Will tim_noone read it? Who ******* cares?

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Im_not_Robbie_Blake wrote: ↑
Thu Apr 02, 2020 4:43 pm
Up the Clarets - the height of bad taste.

and sense-of-humour failure.

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I'm experiencing the same 'forbidden' messages. Takes three or four refreshes to load a page.

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Paul Smith had a lovely left didn’t he ? Thought he was a really talented player who would go on to play for a big club. Was he linked with Arsenal at some point ? Played against him a couple of years ago against Burnley Veterans and he was pinging left foot passes 60 yards to feet and scored a gre...

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Image 1: A7
Image 2: D8
Image 3: F2
Image 4: B6
Image 5: C10

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Rowls, go to Reading Borough Council's website, navigate to the planning applications page and enter the reference 070434. This should take you to a planning application for the expansion of the Madejski Stadium. There is a set of existing plans and elevations that might help you.

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Mark Briggs' commentary though.

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Suratclaret wrote: ↑
Tue Mar 24, 2020 10:41 am
Why do teaspoons go missing?! ... Sorted out our cutlery this afternoon (sad I know) only to discover some teaspoons have gone AWOL.

This might answer your question: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1322240/

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Glen Little against Bristol Rovers in 2000. Payton sent off, Clarets with a backs-to-the-wall performance. We all thought we were holding out for a 0-0 which would have been a decent result. And then Glen single-handedly wins the game by dancing around the entire back four. Scenes.

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Thanks for bringing this back Ralph. In years to come, when the grandkids ask me how we survived the Covid-19 lockdown, I will regale them stories of Spot the Ball, RalphCoatesComb and his trusty canine friend. In the meantime, the South East London jury has returned the following votes: Image 1: C1...

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Weird to see Blackburn playing in claret shirts in this.

Chim chiminey, Chim chiminey...

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Gerry Gow

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Talbot

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If it’s on the same consumer unit it will work. Okay. Now I'm confused. To be clear, I have one consumer unit which houses the usual array of MCB switches for various lighting rings, ring main, oven, shower etc. One of the switches is for the shed circuit. The router is powered from a socket in the...

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Cheers Mark. Cat 6 cable it is then.

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As long as your sockets in your shed are on the same circuit as the socket nearest to your router, you should be fine. There is very minimal loss in bandwidth really, far better than you'd get from wifi anyway. No, the shed sockets are on their own circuit, albeit from the same consumer unit as the...

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Cheers Darthlaw. I am assuming some adaptors are better than others in terms of losses. I'm thinking of it as a short term solution (claimable on company expenses) but if it's a pile of old toss, I'll go with running a cable.

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Claret-On-A-T-Rex wrote: ↑
Tue Mar 17, 2020 1:15 pm
Better to run a cable out no?
Or is that not a possibility?

It's definitely a possibility. All options on the table at the moment.

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Like many others, I'm facing the prospect of working from home for the foreseeable. With two kids and the wife also stuck at home, I need a bolt hole. Fortunately, I've got a shed that's perfect for this, with mains electricity recently installed. Unfortunately I didn't get round to installing data ...

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It's irrelevant whether they're in contract or out-of-contract. It's the player's registration with the club that counts. That's why it's possible to play on a non-contract basis.

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Bfcboyo wrote: ↑
Thu Mar 12, 2020 7:40 am
I happen to know Harry Garlick and he has confirmed this.

Never trust a TV salesman.

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Mala591 wrote: ↑
Wed Mar 11, 2020 10:11 am
Am I alone in being a massive fan of Marlon Beresford?

Who do YOU consider to be Burnley's best ever goalkeeper?

Certainly not Beresford. I think people get misty-eyed about Marlon because of the absolute dross we previously had between the sticks.

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Sausage, he was not one of the Radio 2 commentators at the Orient game. They were the great, Peter Jones and Jimmy Armfield I shall bow to your better knowledge. Perhaps it was that AG told me he was commentating on Radio 2 that day, but not necessarily at Turf Moor. The late Peter Jones, what a co...

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Significant line at the end of the piece on VofV which reads: "The EFL must take its share of the blame for having failed, once again, to intervene effectively, even though it has now confirmed the deal was never ratified. Regardless, it has presided over yet another sorry mess." What on earth has ...

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Does anyone else think the ref looks like a balding Jose Mourinho?

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He was good on the 606 phone in. That programme was ruined when it changed to two presenters arguing with each other. I don't even listen to it now. Couldn't disagree more. Danny Baker created 606 as an irreverent phone-in with the aim of looking beyond the boring clichés of post-match analysis and...

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It's a huge mess at Charlton. I went to the Charton v Boro match at The Valley on Saturday - the first time I've been there since we won the Championship in 2016 - and the atmosphere was fantastic. It's a great club with so much potential and a loyal fan base. They deserve so much more.

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That’s the one, Martin.

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Herts Clarets wrote: ↑
Tue Mar 03, 2020 11:11 pm
There is a photo in existence of him. I have tried Google images but not been able to find it anywhere..

It’s in a pictorial book published in 1988 by the Lancashire Evening Telegraph, edited by Tony Durkin. I’ll wager there’s a copy on CT’s sagging shelf!

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In the mid to late Eighties, it was Scarborough for me. I think they beat us four or five times on the bounce. Remember going to the chip stadium in '88, 1-0 defeat. Don't even know what division they're in now. Nobody now, really. I'll second your Scarborough nomination. Even in the 91-92 season t...

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The only people Nick Pope needs to impress are Sean Dyche and Gareth Southgate, and given the latter watched both Pope and Pickford over the weekend, it doesn't matter that the regular one-eyed analysis on MOTD regularly ignores Burnley. Actually, I'm beginning to like the fact that we are always ov...

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ClaretAndJew wrote: ↑
Thu Feb 27, 2020 10:01 am
What's our average gate in a stale season in the EFL Championship?

You don't even need to find a stale season; when we were promoted in the 2008/09 season our average attendance was 12,711.

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Winstonswhite wrote: ↑
Tue Feb 25, 2020 9:12 pm
I’ve got a quick quiz question.

Which Burnley player current or past is the most recent to win a league title?

Was it Steven Defour winning the league with Porto in 2013?

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Cricketfield, I went to Spurs a couple of weeks ago when they played Southampton in the FA Cup replay. It's difficult to disagree with what you say. The stadium alone is on another level altogether, with a club shop literally the size of a John Lewis department store. We got tickets in the middle-ti...

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Ralph, talking of silly things, when are you bringing back Spot the Ball?

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I'm not old enough to have seen him play, but if you watch the Saint & Greavsie footage (see link) of the build up to the Orient Game, Jimmy Greaves is genuinely gutted at Burnley's plight and is rather sombre in his mood. It's clear he has a lot of respect for Burnley. I'm sorry to see his health h...

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If I had £500 spare each month it'd be going into my pension.

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So Extinction Rebellion's protest about environmental change involves digging up a lawn that sequesters carbon, reduces rainwater run-off, provides habitat for invertebrates and offers a safe space for people to socialise and relax.

Absolute bellends.

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mdd2 wrote: ↑
Fri Feb 14, 2020 3:52 pm
Are you sure on that?
Don't think Luton Millwall or Bristol City have played in the PL. First Division-yes PL-no

You're right about all three but only Bristol City are currently in the top 10 in the Championship. Millwall are 11th and Luton are 24th.

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Notts County is correct, voted for the establishment of a Premier League, but were relegated the season prior, and never got back ... now playing in the National League ! File under, " Well, that went well ! " .... :roll: :roll: :roll: I imagine the other one was Luton, who also ended up in the Con...

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Some decent small independent British clothing manufacturers out there. I've got a pair of jeans made in Bolton with cloth woven in Foulridge. Lanx shoes are made in Whalley. Then we've got fellow Claret, Iain Trickett knocking out some excellent British made rigs. Chris, what's the name of the com...

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Humour is a fickle mistress. Sometimes something is funny, other times it isn't. Some people inexplicably like Mrs Brown's Boys, though I've never met anyone who will admit it. Paddy M is the same. He was brilliant in Max and Paddy and Phoenix Nights, and I don't mind him on Top Gear. I hate Take Me...

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That's a tough watch. Time to put rivalries aside and give credit to a man who loved his football club and to a daughter who must be going through incredible agonies watching her dad slip away. I genuinely wish them all the very best.

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Worth a visit to the Biggin Hill Memorial Museum if you're ever down Kent/South East London way. https://bhmm.org.uk/ Took my lad there last summer as it's only down the road from me. Some sobering stories about the brave chaps who flew the sorties but also the women who were tasked with clearing un...

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