Win tonight and lose on Sunday?
Win tonight and lose on Sunday?
Which option do you choose?
A - Win tonight and lose on Sunday.
B - Lose tonight and win on Sunday.
How big a priority is the Premier League to you?
A - Win tonight and lose on Sunday.
B - Lose tonight and win on Sunday.
How big a priority is the Premier League to you?
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Re: Win tonight and lose on Sunday?
We get another shot at the Premier League next week. If forced to choose, I’d take A, just to extend the European Campaign a little further.
Re: Win tonight and lose on Sunday?
Being extremely selfish- I’ll take option A.
I stupidly turned down a trip to Turkey so I’m desperate to go to Athens next week.
I stupidly turned down a trip to Turkey so I’m desperate to go to Athens next week.
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Re: Win tonight and lose on Sunday?
If only it were possible to win both.
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Re: Win tonight and lose on Sunday?
In fairness to KRBFC, that’s not the question. He was asking a simple either or.Tall Paul wrote:If only it were possible to win both.
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Re: Win tonight and lose on Sunday?
Hypothetical scenario, I don't know why you have to be arsey, if you don't like it, you aren't forced to respond.Tall Paul wrote:If only it were possible to win both.
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Re: Win tonight and lose on Sunday?
I'd have to go for A
I'd absolutely love us to be in the group stages - even if we then did poorly, but had a decent league season
I'd absolutely love us to be in the group stages - even if we then did poorly, but had a decent league season
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Re: Win tonight and lose on Sunday?
I'd say "A", and then change my mind tomorrow.
Win/Win
Win/Win
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Re: Win tonight and lose on Sunday?
Option A all the way. Desperate to go to Athens and see the Clarets away in mainland Europe.
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Re: Win tonight and lose on Sunday?
We're not quite mathematically down if we lose on Sunday.. so I'll go 'A'.
I know Sean and especially the bean counters at the club won't agree, but as a fan, that's my preference.
I know Sean and especially the bean counters at the club won't agree, but as a fan, that's my preference.
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Re: Win tonight and lose on Sunday?
I hope we go full strength tonight even if it means resting players on Sunday, I know we'll likely rest tonight though which I won't be happy about if we lose.NottsClaret wrote:We're not quite mathematically down if we lose on Sunday.. so I'll go 'A'.
I know Sean and especially the bean counters at the club won't agree, but as a fan, that's my preference.
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Re: Win tonight and lose on Sunday?
A all day long , I think we can win both though , what a great platform that would be with the squad only getting stronger ,either way in Dyche we trust
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Re: Win tonight and lose on Sunday?
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Re: Win tonight and lose on Sunday?
Win on Sunday for me.
I'll get my WWI Prussian helmet and hide in the bunker.
The money from yet another season in the Premier League will allow us to build for other forays into Europe.
Obviously, the question is hypothetical, and I expect a win in BOTH
I'll get my WWI Prussian helmet and hide in the bunker.
The money from yet another season in the Premier League will allow us to build for other forays into Europe.
Obviously, the question is hypothetical, and I expect a win in BOTH
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Re: Win tonight and lose on Sunday?
Definitely A not seen this in my life time and possibly never again so its a no brainer
If it was the last game of the season and we needed the points to stay up then that be different.
If it was the last game of the season and we needed the points to stay up then that be different.
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Re: Win tonight and lose on Sunday?
A 100%
Who knows when we'll next be in Europe. We've got 37 matches left in the PL!
Who knows when we'll next be in Europe. We've got 37 matches left in the PL!
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Re: Win tonight and lose on Sunday?
If we lose on Sunday, some on this forum will go into meltdown with the usual predictions of relegation. Anyway, I am going for 2 wins despite the OP's question.
Re: Win tonight and lose on Sunday?
So why did you bother posting on this thread if you were just going to ignore the question?LoveCurryPies wrote:If we lose on Sunday, some on this forum will go into meltdown with the usual predictions of relegation. Anyway, I am going for 2 wins despite the OP's question.
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Re: Win tonight and lose on Sunday?
Unfortunately a win on Sunday won't guarantee survival and I can't see us ever qualifying for Europe while only 7 teams from England get there.RalphCoatesComb wrote:Win on Sunday for me.
I'll get my WWI Prussian helmet and hide in the bunker.
The money from yet another season in the Premier League will allow us to build for other forays into Europe.
Obviously, the question is hypothetical, and I expect a win in BOTH
Enjoy it while we can.
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Re: Win tonight and lose on Sunday?
It is good to know though that if we win tonight and lose on Sunday you won't be ranting on here within 2 minutes of full time.
For me slightly prefer B, only because after Aberdeen and Turkey it is starting to get expensive every other week with a 2-3 day holiday somewhere if we have to pick just 1 option.
If we are guaranteed after winning that we beat the Greeks we then get a group with trips to Italy, Belgium, France, Spain or Germany then option A.
For me slightly prefer B, only because after Aberdeen and Turkey it is starting to get expensive every other week with a 2-3 day holiday somewhere if we have to pick just 1 option.
If we are guaranteed after winning that we beat the Greeks we then get a group with trips to Italy, Belgium, France, Spain or Germany then option A.
Re: Win tonight and lose on Sunday?
Option B for me I went to Istanbul
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Re: Win tonight and lose on Sunday?
How about win tonight and win on Sunday. That's what any fan would prefer.
Re: Win tonight and lose on Sunday?
Got to be A.
Missed out on Istanbul so going Athens if we get through.
We are in Europe but not spent a euro yet...
Missed out on Istanbul so going Athens if we get through.
We are in Europe but not spent a euro yet...
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Re: Win tonight and lose on Sunday?
We will win both
However, i think i'd rather win tonight and see how far we progress
However, i think i'd rather win tonight and see how far we progress
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Re: Win tonight and lose on Sunday?
To be fair to LoveCurryPies I think he is entitled to his opinion, as you are entitled to ignore his response!KRBFC wrote:So why did you bother posting on this thread if you were just going to ignore the question?
For me I really really want us to get through to the next play-off round so I'm going for option a. with one proviso:
we lose on Sunday 3-2 to a disputed late off-side goal having played Watford off the park.
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Re: Win tonight and lose on Sunday?
I understand the question and if pushed, I'd probably go with win tonight.
But - I think the question is a bit misleading and indicative of a mentality that I don't really agree with. Tonight is the next game, so we want to win that. There's no real need to couple of the games together and there's no reason why playing well tonight and winning should harm our chances of winning on Sunday,
But - I think the question is a bit misleading and indicative of a mentality that I don't really agree with. Tonight is the next game, so we want to win that. There's no real need to couple of the games together and there's no reason why playing well tonight and winning should harm our chances of winning on Sunday,
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Re: Win tonight and lose on Sunday?
I bet it was a nightmare playing Snog, Marry or Avoid with youclaretspice wrote:I understand the question and if pushed, I'd probably go with win tonight.
But - I think the question is a bit misleading and indicative of a mentality that I don't really agree with. Tonight is the next game, so we want to win that. There's no real need to couple of the games together and there's no reason why playing well tonight and winning should harm our chances of winning on Sunday,
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Re: Win tonight and lose on Sunday?
A for me. Might never happen again. I want to see as strong a team as possible tonight.
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Re: Win tonight and lose on Sunday?
I was thinking along similar lines.Devils_Advocate wrote:I bet it was a nightmare playing Snog, Marry or Avoid with you
He's simply, for a bit of fun, asking that in his hypothetical scenario, we can only win one - which would you go for.
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Re: Win tonight and lose on Sunday?
Far too logical there Spice!claretspice wrote:There's no real need to couple of the games together and there's no reason why playing well tonight and winning should harm our chances of winning on Sunday,
You have totally ignored the laws of... "Average", "Momentum", "Murphy" and "Quotas", not to mention "Conspiracy Theory", "Quantum Physics" and the "Square Root of the Angle of the Dangle"
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Re: Win tonight and lose on Sunday?
So KRBFC, what is your choice, and if you choose A will you be able to resist any criticism on a Sunday defeat if we win tonight?
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Re: Win tonight and lose on Sunday?
It is. Who says we have to choose? I choose both and I think we will.Tall Paul wrote:If only it were possible to win both.
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Re: Win tonight and lose on Sunday?
I would have to go with a win tonight having spent hours booking flights and a hotel for next Thursday
But I can't see Watford beating us so it could be a good seven days.
But I can't see Watford beating us so it could be a good seven days.
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Re: Win tonight and lose on Sunday?
B for me. A loss tonight could lead to a loss on Sunday. Then we are in the poor start situation, which is never good but not fatal.
A win tonight would bring a win on Sunday for me.
A win tonight would bring a win on Sunday for me.
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Re: Win tonight and lose on Sunday?
Option A for sure. I want to make the group stages.
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Re: Win tonight and lose on Sunday?
Maybe, and I'm just guessing, because he wanted to and it's his right. Censorship is such a bad lookKRBFC wrote:So why did you bother posting on this thread if you were just going to ignore the question?
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Re: Win tonight and lose on Sunday?
I very much doubt it, I think he's trying to start yet another league or Europe debate. The answer to the question is, I believe irrelevant.FactualFrank wrote:I was thinking along similar lines.
He's simply, for a bit of fun, asking that in his hypothetical scenario, we can only win one - which would you go for.
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Re: Win tonight and lose on Sunday?
Pardon? So by your logic it would be best if we win tonight if it brings a win on Sunday. So why did you choose B. Just asking.piston broke wrote:B for me. A loss tonight could lead to a loss on Sunday. Then we are in the poor start situation, which is never good but not fatal.
A win tonight would bring a win on Sunday for me.
Re: Win tonight and lose on Sunday?
B for me.
One point from 2 games against Southampton and Watford would be a sticky start....from the equivalent games we got 6 points last year.
Fortunately for all of us its not worth falling out about as its not a real life choice we have to make as a club.
One point from 2 games against Southampton and Watford would be a sticky start....from the equivalent games we got 6 points last year.
Fortunately for all of us its not worth falling out about as its not a real life choice we have to make as a club.
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Re: Win tonight and lose on Sunday?
Because it was an either/or question. B was my answer but then I gave my feelings on the two games.houseboy wrote:Pardon? So by your logic it would be best if we win tonight if it brings a win on Sunday. So why did you choose B. Just asking.
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Re: Win tonight and lose on Sunday?
He has indicated which he would prefer and why should a fun hypothetical question that has sparked some good friendly responses impact someone's opinion of a game and right to express it even if its criticalDarnhill Claret wrote:So KRBFC, what is your choice, and if you choose A will you be able to resist any criticism on a Sunday defeat if we win tonight?
I'm desperate to go full strength tonight and would much rather win tonight than Sunday but if we are absolutely hopeless on Sunday and Dyche was to make some strange decisions that I perceived as bad then I will still say it how I see it.
By the same token if Dyche throws the kitchen sink at it tonight and we lose I will still give credit for going for it and if we narrowly lose on Sunday due to possibly over committing to tonight then I will consider that fact when forming my opinion.
Its so difficult sometimes on this board to have a good open discussion about anything Burnley FC related as so many posters are just too precious
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Re: Win tonight and lose on Sunday?
Would you rather have a hand made out of ham or an armpit that dispenses sun cream?
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Re: Win tonight and lose on Sunday?
It's a tricky one, as getting your first win on the board in the prem is important, and 4 pts from our first 2 games would be great. But then, I'd be gutted if we went out tonight against a team we're entirely capable of winning against. On balance though, I'd still say B even though I hate myself for thinking like that. Every point counts, it's so easy to go on a bad run of form without picking up many points. B
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Re: Win tonight and lose on Sunday?
Can't see how this is a debate. We get 36 more games in the PL whilst this may be our last in Europe. Losing to Watford at home won't define our season. Beating Istanbul keeps the dream alive.
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Re: Win tonight and lose on Sunday?
Sometimes I think I prefer threads on traffic lights and which lane to drive in.
Re: Win tonight and lose on Sunday?
win both -and we willKRBFC wrote:Which option do you choose?
A - Win tonight and lose on Sunday.
B - Lose tonight and win on Sunday.
How big a priority is the Premier League to you?