Burnley v Montpellier
Burnley v Montpellier
Distinct lack of coverage of this game.
Burnley side to face Montpellier; Legzdins, Bardsley, Dunne, Long, Taylor, Brady, Hendrick, O'Neill, Walters, Vokes, Barnes.
Subs; Trialist, Tarkowski, Cork, Lennon, Wood, Gudmundsson, Ward, Lowton, Westwood, Wells, Agyei, McNeil, Koiki, Goodridge.
Burnley side to face Montpellier; Legzdins, Bardsley, Dunne, Long, Taylor, Brady, Hendrick, O'Neill, Walters, Vokes, Barnes.
Subs; Trialist, Tarkowski, Cork, Lennon, Wood, Gudmundsson, Ward, Lowton, Westwood, Wells, Agyei, McNeil, Koiki, Goodridge.
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getting desperate if we now have a trialist on the bench
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Good to hear I see Brady and Barnes in the pitch. In Co tention for Thursday perhaps?
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Seeing Brady back in a lineup is good news
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Who would have thought a month ago that both Tom and Nick would both be injured though.BOYSIE31 wrote:getting desperate if we now have a trialist on the bench
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Can’t recall a smaller attendance even for a friendly.
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Not surprising I suppose at £15 to walk on and no new signings yet to see.John Johnson 1605 wrote:Can’t recall a smaller attendance even for a friendly.
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Sounds like a cracker so far anyway
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I thought O'Neill was heading back down under,strange too see him starting
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Another great move by the club to open all sections of the ground for this one!
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Yeah I think we should close the club up and shut the doors - we are that poor at everything we do at the moment.
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Surely not a small crowd. Loads of fans are always banging on about the ground being made bigger to accommodate all those who say they can't just walk on when they want.
They have the chance today and don't even bother, perhaps there isn't any need to do anything.
They have the chance today and don't even bother, perhaps there isn't any need to do anything.
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What an utterly stupid pointAshingtonclaret46 wrote:Surely not a small crowd. Loads of fans are always banging on about the ground being made bigger to accommodate all those who say they can't just walk on when they want.
They have the chance today and don't even bother, perhaps there isn't any need to do anything.
It’s a training session on a Sunday afternoon FFS
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Brady injured
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I cant believe we haven't played a full strength squad for this game. We have only two more games before the real thing starts. Dyche must know his starting line up by now.
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Out for the season?Grumps wrote:Brady injured
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Thats the last we will see of him in the famous claret and blue.
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Chequebook. Now.
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Anyone see what happened to Brady?
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Jesus wept! You can`t make this up! Is Nkoudou on speed dial?Grumps wrote:Brady injured
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Its a meaniglness friendly ( fan wise) where we’ll likely use 20 players sandwiched in between 2 euro games on a Sunday afternoon ,could there be anything less appealing ? As for opening the ground all sides it’s simply because so ticks were sold it allows regulars to go in their usual section .Totally different to say an early round cup game which are “ real” matches .The amount of bitching that goes on about the club beggars belief .
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[quote="Guller Bull"]I cant believe we haven't played a full strength squad for this game. We have only two more games before the real thing starts. Dyche must know his starting line up by now.[/quote
To be fair we ARE playing everyone who is fit and in the squad and anyone barring Heston who is likely to start the season .It will be a flip flop at half time
To be fair we ARE playing everyone who is fit and in the squad and anyone barring Heston who is likely to start the season .It will be a flip flop at half time
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Robbie looked really down. Everyone of the bench went up to him 1 by 1 at half time to have a quick word. He was limping quite heavily with his left leg. Fiingers crossed.
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Just like the point I made earlier, when people mention the fact Brady and Defour will be back so we’re already stronger without signings.
On paper that’s correct, in reality we have no idea if they’ll ever get back to what they were after injury or how many games they’ll be able to play.
Chris Biden just tweeted that Brady is sat head in hands so that does not sound promising. Add another winger to the shopping list that already was four strong.
On paper that’s correct, in reality we have no idea if they’ll ever get back to what they were after injury or how many games they’ll be able to play.
Chris Biden just tweeted that Brady is sat head in hands so that does not sound promising. Add another winger to the shopping list that already was four strong.
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It still won't stop the clamour from those wanting the ground made bigger.joey13 wrote:What an utterly stupid point
It’s a training session on a Sunday afternoon FFS
It is not a Sunday afternoon training session for your information because admission is being charged and they are playing against a French Ligue 1 side who finished in 10th place last season.
Overall, the small attendance is an indication of the apathy which exists amongst a lot of local fans who just can't be arsed but who will continue to criticise the club for anything and everything. It is the Burnley way and has been for over 65 years that I have been going to the Turf.
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Algarve I was being sarcy
Just fed up of the constant whinging at the moment
Just fed up of the constant whinging at the moment
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To be fair it’s not as if there’s any exciting new faces to show off.Ashingtonclaret46 wrote:It still won't stop the clamour from those wanting the ground made bigger.
It is not a Sunday afternoon training session for your information because admission is being charged and they are playing against a French Ligue 1 side who finished in 10th place last season.
Overall, the small attendance is an indication of the apathy which exists amongst a lot of local fans who just can't be arsed but who will continue to criticise the club for anything and everything. It is the Burnley way and has been for over 65 years that I have been going to the Turf.
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The good news is that jimmy dunne looks very promising. Really impressed. Cool, 2- footed and not slow. Playing left side also.
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On the Montpellier side, the fans are complaining that there is no coverage of the game. They had coverage away against local lower league opposition but nothing for this game. There are accusations of their club being a shambles. Sounds familiar. Oh and they've lined up 5-3-2.
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Any score yet please?
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True but we do need to expand the sick bay at the ground for both the players and the increasing number of supporters on here who have delusions about our expectations.Ashingtonclaret46 wrote:It still won't stop the clamour from those wanting the ground made bigger.
It is not a Sunday afternoon training session for your information because admission is being charged and they are playing against a French Ligue 1 side who finished in 10th place last season.
Overall, the small attendance is an indication of the apathy which exists amongst a lot of local fans who just can't be arsed but who will continue to criticise the club for anything and everything. It is the Burnley way and has been for over 65 years that I have been going to the Turf.
Despite all the £££££££££££ we will never be able to compete for long in this league as this season will likely show IMO as we see the lack of incomings and the injuries and niggles piling up given the apparent disaster with Brady now having gone off with a further problem with his left leg/knee.
Given the original injury was an avulsion injury to his left patella tendon which is a strange injury one wonders what that does to the stability of his knee.
Must be some with knowledge of such injuries on here.
Folk at the game, posting on another thread, seem to think it is a hamstring problem which if true is less worrying (I think)
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From the other thread, it sounded more like a hammy tweak which isn't surprising when you have been out for a while - lets hope that is what it is.
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Hi Guller, just updated my doom post
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duplicate post
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Wells a.nd goodridge on
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what position does Goodridge play and who is off please?
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Newcastle he his only a kidmdd2 wrote:what position does Goodridge play and who is off please?
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Barnes/Hendrick off - he’s a centre midfielder.mdd2 wrote:what position does Goodridge play and who is off please?
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Barnes and Hendrick off.
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I see dob 13/9/1999 and we got him from N/C via Man City.
At least CT can update the dob for the playing squad
Whilst I am having a bored Sunday Josh Benson dob 5/12/99
Anthony Glennon dob 26/11/99
Teddy Perkins dob 14/5/99
Can't find Ed Cook's dob
At least CT can update the dob for the playing squad
Whilst I am having a bored Sunday Josh Benson dob 5/12/99
Anthony Glennon dob 26/11/99
Teddy Perkins dob 14/5/99
Can't find Ed Cook's dob
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Scruffiest opposition manager ever seen on the Turf
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That just isn't the case though is it?Ashingtonclaret46 wrote:It still won't stop the clamour from those wanting the ground made bigger.
The majority of people on here talk of ground redevelopment not massive capacity increases, there are thousands of substandard seats in the ground with the majority of these always being the last to be sold.
The Bob Lord and Cricket Field Stand have supporting pillars which are only listed as restricted view if you can't see both goals, the concourse in the Bob Lord is crowded and the CFS at times unacceptable.
The lower tier in the new stands are too low with the front three rows of the JHL below pitch level making the view abysmal and very open to the elements.
So in short any capacity increase would be nominal taking the turf from 21,900 to 23,000 at most but if people are paying £30+ for a seat we should be giving them a view expected from a top flight club in 2018 not 1988.
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Looks handy goodridge, **** haircut
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How do others view Dunne having seen him play a few times now in preseason?
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Very impressed, looks the part
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The biggest crock of shite I have ever read on here and that's saying something!Overall, the small attendance is an indication of the apathy which exists amongst a lot of local fans who just can't be arsed but who will continue to criticise the club for anything and everything. It is the Burnley way and has been for over 65 years that I have been going to the Turf.
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Anfield has restricted views, along with wooden seats. Should they knock down their stands?Goody1975 wrote:That just isn't the case though is it?
The majority of people on here talk of ground redevelopment not massive capacity increases, there are thousands of substandard seats in the ground with the majority of these always being the last to be sold.
The Bob Lord and Cricket Field Stand have supporting pillars which are only listed as restricted view if you can't see both goals, the concourse in the Bob Lord is crowded and the CFS at times unacceptable.
The lower tier in the new stands are too low with the front three rows of the JHL below pitch level making the view abysmal and very open to the elements.
So in short any capacity increase would be nominal taking the turf from 21,900 to 23,000 at most but if people are paying £30+ for a seat we should be giving them a view expected from a top flight club in 2018 not 1988.
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That's why we have sold out for the Aberdeen game then and have a waiting list for tickets --or is that a crock of shite too?BigChaCha wrote:The biggest crock of shite I have ever read on here and that's saying something!
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oops
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