We have had the pleasure of seeing Burnley -Watford match live. It was an interesting match and Burnley a level higher, Bunley have good players at all compartments.
Pope is outstanding. He has to play for England sooner or later. The defence was strong and impregnable .i{ I wonder how MAn City scored five}.The midfield players could manage to defend also and in a position to assist the two strikers.
of course, a couple of players have to be acquired to improve our games and rankings as well.
Burnley have to follow the trend. Almost all other clubs have foreign investors. Even some first divisions clubs have foreign owners .it is high time that management should think over and try to have some worthy foreign investors from either MiddleEast or some American billionaires.
personally i am for foreign investments if ever we think Burnley to regain their past glories.
Views from Afar -Mauritius
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Re: Views from Afar -Mauritius
"MiddleEast or some American billionaires." Funny reading that as the BBC said the same were interested in Burnley this morning .
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Re: Views from Afar -Mauritius
We can’t compete with City or Liverpool, Dave. A different level.
We have taken points from ManU, Arsenal,Spurs, Wolves and Leicester this season so it’s not all gloom.
I’ll say no to foreign investment thanks. No idea who you’ll get. A good one is great but there have been far too many poor ownerships for my liking.
Stay safe.
We have taken points from ManU, Arsenal,Spurs, Wolves and Leicester this season so it’s not all gloom.
I’ll say no to foreign investment thanks. No idea who you’ll get. A good one is great but there have been far too many poor ownerships for my liking.
Stay safe.
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Yes but through the experience of poor owners clubs have generally learnt to be more careful who to allow in unless they are desperate and will grab at the first opportunity as the Walker Trust didhuw.Y.WattfromWare wrote: ↑Sun Jun 28, 2020 5:25 pmWe can’t compete with City or Liverpool, Dave. A different level.
We have taken points from ManU, Arsenal,Spurs, Wolves and Leicester this season so it’s not all gloom.
I’ll say no to foreign investment thanks. No idea who you’ll get. A good one is great but there have been far too many poor ownerships for my liking.
Stay safe.
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Re: Views from Afar -Mauritius
Jack Walker was a diehard fan who made good and put his money into his team
The family who followed had no interest in BRFC so bailed at the first opportunity. This is similar to Dave the Shopkeeper at Wigan
He decided to put his grandson in charge and likewise Sharp sold out asap to foreign owners
Both clubs had small fan bases prior to monies from Wealan and Walker
They are now back where they were,with small gates and huge debts.
The family who followed had no interest in BRFC so bailed at the first opportunity. This is similar to Dave the Shopkeeper at Wigan
He decided to put his grandson in charge and likewise Sharp sold out asap to foreign owners
Both clubs had small fan bases prior to monies from Wealan and Walker
They are now back where they were,with small gates and huge debts.
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Re: Views from Afar -Mauritius
Dave. Nick Pope has already played for England
As for foreign investment. I’d rather local people look after the club rather than someone use us as a toy.
As for foreign investment. I’d rather local people look after the club rather than someone use us as a toy.
Re: Views from Afar -Mauritius
Foreign investment? How about a Davemanu takeover