Cheers Murger, wires crossed and all that.
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Re: Jack Cork
Suspect there will be more chance of three in midfield under VK, which will suit Jack a lot better, and compensate for his age . With two in midfield it was a tall ask for Jack
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Re: Jack Cork
I think had Jack cork had been selected more often last season, we would already know our fixture list by now. Superb player. Good signing.
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Re: Jack Cork
Fantastic news and possibly the most important signing of the summer. To have any realistic chance of a quick return to the PL, we need a nucleus of six or so of the starting eleven against Newcastle, and we've just re-signed the heart beat. I'm delighted.
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Re: Jack Cork
Says who
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A week ago it was reported that both Vydra and Cork were in talks. Only Cork has been confirmed by the club.
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Well i read weeks ago he had signed a two year extension but he wouldn't play before the end of the year, so either i am a clairvoyant or i read it somewhere i will have to have a look and see where.
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Our best central midfielder signs a new deal - what’s not to like.
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Has a thread ever got to page 2 before with everyone in agreement and happy with the news ?
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Cannot disagree about Cork...... Not sure I agree Andy is local, its just that he reports on Burnley, and has better contacts than the established local journalists, where once upon a time we relied on them for newsClaretTony wrote: ↑Mon Jun 20, 2022 2:51 pmAndy is a local journalist in that he reports on Burnley. And this is really good news. Cork is the experienced midfielder we need.
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He's as local as the other two - they all do the same job, just for different publications, none of which are local.
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Re: Jack Cork
anyone who is questioning the new contract given to Jack Cork are in my opinion extremely doltish
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Sorry, didn't realise he lived in the area, my mistakeClaretTony wrote: ↑Mon Jun 20, 2022 4:20 pmHe's as local as the other two - they all do the same job, just for different publications, none of which are local.
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Between Cork and Brownhill for the captain's arm band next season for me
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Re: Jack Cork
Really pleased with this. As others have said, it's vital that we retain a core of experienced players to go alongside some of the new, younger signings we're likely to be making.
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Re: Jack Cork
Am delighted with this news
A great player that also seems loyal to Burnley
Who knows if we would still be in the premier league if he hasn’t been dropped for Westy.
Met him when he played in his first spell under Brian Laws - seemed a really decent guy.
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A great player that also seems loyal to Burnley
Who knows if we would still be in the premier league if he hasn’t been dropped for Westy.
Met him when he played in his first spell under Brian Laws - seemed a really decent guy.
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He’s a good lad is Jack and I think very good mates with Jay RodSussexDon1inIreland wrote: ↑Mon Jun 20, 2022 4:30 pmAm delighted with this news
A great player that also seems loyal to Burnley
Who knows if we would still be in the premier league if he hasn’t been dropped for Westy.
Met him when he played in his first spell under Brian Laws - seemed a really decent guy.
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Re: Jack Cork
You've lost me.... Is he local... I honestly don't know
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Truly excellent news. Our most consistent midfielder with the ability to pass the ball well.
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Boden lives locally, as does Alex James...elwaclaret wrote: ↑Mon Jun 20, 2022 4:54 pmA think that is what CT meant with “as local as the other two…”, none are locally based. I think A Jones is London.
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Does it matter where any of them live
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Proper cheered me up has this
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All that was in the media as offered and considering.kendalianclaret wrote: ↑Mon Jun 20, 2022 4:04 pmWell i read weeks ago he had signed a two year extension but he wouldn't play before the end of the year, so either i am a clairvoyant or i read it somewhere i will have to have a look and see where.
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Great news for us Jack Cork.
Good to see money positive posts as well. Last season, he was supposed to be past it and not performing.
Good to see money positive posts as well. Last season, he was supposed to be past it and not performing.
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No problem at all..... I just find it strange that the local journalists, who to be fair, their main job is to report on Burnley, are so far behind at times with news like this, do they not have contact with players, agents etc...elwaclaret wrote: ↑Mon Jun 20, 2022 4:59 pmFair enough. The Andrew Jones (sports journalist) I know of works from London. In that case I apologise, I got Tony’s inference wrong.
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Re: Jack Cork
Club captain material, senior pro.
though, I would be pleasantly surprised if we got somewhere near 30 games out of him next season
though, I would be pleasantly surprised if we got somewhere near 30 games out of him next season
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So I’ll keep my subscription going. As should others who can afford it. I know many can’t and articles get ripped and posted on here, but it’s only by Burnley fans still subscribing that we’ll get a dedicated reporter and some excellent content.
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Re: Jack Cork
Good news at the beginning of preseason training. Hopefully he can start in the majority of games in the Champ this coming season. We may need another option in centre mid, but if we can keep hold of Brownhill and with Westy coming back later on this year and potentially one or two youngsters coming through, this area shouldn't be a priority for us to strengthen. We do need to move the ball quicker on this area of the park though compared to last season. Hopefully Kompany's influence will help with this.
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Re: Jack Cork
Just watched his interview and was intrigued by:
"we worked so hard the last few weeks of the season"
"we worked so hard the last few weeks of the season"
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earnt a new deal with his performances post Dyche, last season.
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Re: Jack Cork
This is good news but wasn't it announced last month also?
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I can't get excited by this. People enthusing that with Brownhill and Westwood back we have a good midfield. Those 3 are one of the main reasons we are playing in the Championship next season. They have no pace, no creativity, no physical presence and the reason we played so many long balls was to bypass the midfield as it was not fit for purpose. And the reason our defenders and keepers come top in shots blocked and saved is because the opposition run straight through our midfield.
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Cork was the main reason we got anywhere near surviving, Dyche was adamant that Westwood deserved his place even when putting in 4/10’s week after week. We at least completed passes once he came back in the team during Jackson’s stint.Herts Clarets wrote: ↑Mon Jun 20, 2022 8:09 pmI can't get excited by this. People enthusing that with Brownhill and Westwood back we have a good midfield. Those 3 are one of the main reasons we are playing in the Championship next season. They have no pace, no creativity, no physical presence and the reason we played so many long balls was to bypass the midfield as it was not fit for purpose. And the reason our defenders and keepers come top in shots blocked and saved is because the opposition run straight through our midfield.
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Taken on face value i see your point, but with a few youthful additions it could work.Herts Clarets wrote: ↑Mon Jun 20, 2022 8:09 pmI can't get excited by this. People enthusing that with Brownhill and Westwood back we have a good midfield. Those 3 are one of the main reasons we are playing in the Championship next season. They have no pace, no creativity, no physical presence and the reason we played so many long balls was to bypass the midfield as it was not fit for purpose. And the reason our defenders and keepers come top in shots blocked and saved is because the opposition run straight through our midfield.
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Would tend to agree.Herts Clarets wrote: ↑Mon Jun 20, 2022 8:09 pmI can't get excited by this. People enthusing that with Brownhill and Westwood back we have a good midfield. Those 3 are one of the main reasons we are playing in the Championship next season. They have no pace, no creativity, no physical presence and the reason we played so many long balls was to bypass the midfield as it was not fit for purpose. And the reason our defenders and keepers come top in shots blocked and saved is because the opposition run straight through our midfield.
I wouldn’t have been averse to a one year deal for Cork (but understand why he’d have wanted a two year deal) but I have my doubts that he’ll be able to cope with the physicality of a 46 game season nearing the twilight of his career.
I’m hoping Brownhill will shine next season, though.
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I’m hoping VK drops a decent amount on a box to box midfielder with a range of passing to complement Cork once he’s run the rule over what he has.
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Re: Jack Cork
Great stuff we'll need some experience in the team/squad if we're getting a load of youngsters in. We looked a much better team when Jack was back in.
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He will be on /off
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He's our best technical midfielderHerts Clarets wrote: ↑Mon Jun 20, 2022 8:09 pmI can't get excited by this. People enthusing that with Brownhill and Westwood back we have a good midfield. Those 3 are one of the main reasons we are playing in the Championship next season. They have no pace, no creativity, no physical presence and the reason we played so many long balls was to bypass the midfield as it was not fit for purpose. And the reason our defenders and keepers come top in shots blocked and saved is because the opposition run straight through our midfield.
We are losing an awfully large amount of players, and his experience and know how will be vital
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Just a pity Dyche didn’t realise this.ClaretTony wrote: ↑Mon Jun 20, 2022 3:00 pmI think Cork is one of those players you sometimes don’t fully appreciate but notice so much when he’s not playing.
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I was also wondering this
Good to hear that it was continuing. Andy writes some good pieces and comes across as one of us despite him being a “Blue nosed Toffee”
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I'm not sure he'd react well to being called a 'Blue nosed Toffee' somehow - that's a bit like calling me a Blackburn fan
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McNeil....Cork....Brownhill....Wallace
Some midfield that in the championship if we could get Wallace in, especially if we get Taylor and Roberts overlapping
Some midfield that in the championship if we could get Wallace in, especially if we get Taylor and Roberts overlapping
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I thought I’d heard him say he was an Everton fan before, and being half scouse myself, that is what the blue half of the family are referred asClaretTony wrote: ↑Tue Jun 21, 2022 8:51 amI'm not sure he'd react well to being called a 'Blue nosed Toffee' somehow - that's a bit like calling me a Blackburn fan
If that’s not the case I take it back