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fanzone wrote: ↑
Thu Sep 25, 2025 8:51 pm
This has to be the best song any Burnley team has ever walked out to.

Does anyone know the reason why it was ever changed?

Are you joking? Was naff and overplayed then and remains naff today

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Never known so many few ratings at this time after a match. Only saw second half so can’t contribute

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Hannibal a 7, the rest 4s and 5s, Sonne and Broja awful

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Two comments: Cullen a 6 from someone; moans and groans FFS?

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I Heard it through the grapevine - Marvin Gaye, (simply chilling)
Papa was a rollin stone - Temptations (obviously)
God only knows - Beach Boys (you know what absolute classic is about to begin)

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I know someone who talks throughout a game about anything and nothing

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I get some real stinkers in my head, tunes I just really don’t like. Fortunately I can’t remember any recent ones, however Claret Tony has beggared that up by mentioning the awful Penny Arcade.

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Should our new ground be on top of Pendle Hill then? It’s quite flat along the top, and opposing teams won’t like the walk from the dressing rooms in Barley village (if they can get parked that is) up those random steps at the Big End

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I thought pivot was used in old-school football reporting to describe the centre half, probably arising from the time before the 60s when there was a man between the two full backs, with numbers 4 and 6 the wing halves who did a bit of both defending and attacking

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I see you know as much about acting as you do about music. What’s with this Bobby Fuller nonsense. It was Sonny Curtis and the Crickets 1959. Correct I know nothing about acting but a lot about watching. Ok Bobby Fuller not the original but the first 45 version of it, pretty sure the Crickets was a...

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I Fought The Law with that appalling Sheridan Smith is truly awful. Mind you I always much preferred the Bobby Fuller Four’s original to the Clash cover

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Fri Aug 29, 2025 4:33 pm
It’s only lunch time where I am, but for dinner I’ll be having: Beef Stroganoff with mashed spuds, Greek salad, Cherry pie/French vanilla ice cream for dessert. Couple of glasses of Portuguese red wine. Then a nap

Alan, did you get my email re Pike Hill etc?

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Haddock, leek and baby spinach gratin, boiled spuds. We’re always fish, cheese or veggie on Fridays. Mrs Trumpet is of the left-legged faith

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Here I go again - Archie Bell and the Drells. 1 min 59 sec I believe

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Dazzler wrote: ↑
Thu Aug 28, 2025 1:42 pm
Gloria Jones - Come Go with Me

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g8zgbk2 ... 9&index=49

Absolutely fabulous track

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Kompany’s best signing?

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Four-year deal too. I’d have thought a rarity for a League 1 club???

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Shaun is a definitely sound bloke, a proper fan

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Casper2 wrote: ↑
Fri Aug 15, 2025 4:38 pm
Padiham has its own beach , beat that

So has Tod, at Gaddings dam. Beautiful spot

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Was the club represented at the church?

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Thanks, the name Raymond Ashley does ring a bell. Ferg had a massive influence on my taste in music as well and still does to this day, I currently listen to ‘Soul Radio UK’ on the Roku app, I also morphed towards hardcore Mississippi Blues and Chicago Blues. We’d play Subbuteo at his house, had a ...

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Ferg’s mates back then included a lad called Mick who must have lived on Brunshaw Road near you and a lad called Alan Paul

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I had a pal on either Ullswater Rd or Buttermere Rd, I forget which one. Name was Ray, used nickname ‘Butch’, no idea why :lol: Myself and my pal Arthur Fergus would go to Ray’s house and listen to Radio Caroline and Radio Luxemburg. Thirlmere Rd, the access road, was pretty well opposite our house...

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Subs? The other 24 senior players?

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Doctors Griffiths, now I remember that name, they must have been our family doctors, not Dr. Iven. Man, I’m losing it :roll: Yes, I’m aware Dr. Iven lived not far from us at Lodge House, it’s currently up for sale, can be yours if you have 461,000 quid hanging around :shock: Google is my friend :lo...

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I remember Dr. Iven, he was our family doctor. Wasn’t his practice on Todmorden Road, not far from Tod Rd Primary School? When I first saw Doc Iven as a kid he practised out of a terraced row on Brunshaw Road (‘Kelly’s Row’) at Pike Hill, before moving to the upstairs room of a cottage where the Pi...

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Shepherd’s Rest play area is recommended

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Down_Rover wrote: ↑
Tue Jul 29, 2025 9:13 am
What is a rean?

An Irish muffin

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Nearly all these obscure players fit into the ‘ahh, now you mention him’ category for me. But one player already named is somebody I had to look up recently after his name cropped up somehow, I had absolutely no memory of him - Stanislav Varga, central defender who came to us on loan in early 2008 f...

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Did he mention Pike Hill Bombers?

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It’s a yes from me for Billing

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Was being serious about Worrall he doesn’t make your subs bench!!! I was being less serious about mystery man Sambo

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Where’s Worrall and Sambo?

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My first recollection was a Taskers selves service store on Westgate, in the fifties. I vividly remember it being between Ashfield Rd and Clifton St That’s the one I remember, definitely self service and probably late 50s/early 60s. Almost certainly the first, although Taskers was around the same t...

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Sorry, he is. 6ft 2, who’d have thowt it?

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Brownhill - tend to agree. I’d like him to sign and it’s possible that he’s now at his peak and would do better in the Premier League, but the reality is that we have two relegations under our belts where he’s featured heavily in midfield. So I’d like to sign him for the likely relegation because h...

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Second the Gary Imlach book. Football wise, anything by Duncan Hamilton and particularly Jonathan Wilson, especially his Two Brothers, about the Charltons. I’m not keen on the Dave Thomas books, sorry to say

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But he isn’t on it

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Except he’s not on it

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Line-up, from the horse’s mouth or as near as dammit, Les Samuels’s wife and son: BackLtoR Dodd,Butterfield, Shannon,Cummings, Mcdonald, Henegan Front Kirkham,Holden,?,Samuels, Winton. She’s working on the question mark is Mrs S.

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As Tony says second right front row is Les Samuels, confirmed by his son Andy, who also confirms it is at Lucas sports ground. He is going to ask his mum for more names

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I’m more concerned about Shurandy Sambo

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And just look at his CV… spent time at Hartlepool, Bury and Shrewsbury and Braintree. He’s seen that side of football, bet he’s pinching himself at what’s to come

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The moneyed clubs will know all about him unfortunately. Simply imperious

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Ric_C wrote: ↑
Tue Apr 08, 2025 10:37 pm
Just seen his interview. Seems like a really humble guy

He always does. An exception in present-day football

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Black Snow is outstanding (BBC and iPlayer), offbeat Aussie crime thriller, stunning locations

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basil6345789 wrote: ↑
Mon Mar 24, 2025 11:20 pm
Yes, he did but whatabout 'th Angels, please?

He's joined 'em now

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You can call me Al, if you want

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basil6345789 wrote: ↑
Wed Jan 22, 2025 12:18 pm
You taking the pee, or just stupid?

He’s taking the P, always. Full credit for knowing the original is by the Marvelettes though

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As St Alban's says Burnley Clarets is a thriving independent set-up of 30 walking footballers playing in three age groups in the Greater Manchester Walking Football League. We set up in 2019 having previously been involved with the Burnley FC in the Community group. There was a bit of politics invol...

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