Man of the match vote now available at

http://www.uptheclarets.com/vote-for-yo ... st-lincoln

Is this a joke?

Really?

"In sickness and ...in health" - your Burnley loyalty vows!

I hope there's some Lincoln players to vote for.

I vote the ref.

It has to be Flanny, surely.

*gets blindfold and pin out*

Darikwa by a mile

Heaton popped a balloon, maybe that deserves it.

it's like the Clinton or Trump choice all over again

cricketfieldclarets wrote:Darikwa by a mile

Totally agree. The only other half decent performance was Keane.

Tarks was accomplished.

A great shift from Flanno a.k.a Flani Alves a.k.a scouse Cafu get's my vote

Ben Mee, give it Ben.

Tarks was very good too.

Gray had a bad first touch day.

Let's look to Hull and the first very important away win

cricketfieldclarets wrote:Darikwa by a mile

Maybe for someone who wasn't watching the game - the two full backs today were absolutely rank

ClaretTony wrote:Maybe for someone who wasn't watching the game - the two full backs today were absolutely rank

He was clearly the best player. Only one who played with any commitment drive or skill. Was solid defensively and the best player by far going forwards.

Your dislike for Darikwa clouds your judgement. Unsurprising.

Yeah, there seems to be a general dislike for Tendayi on here...

ClaretTony wrote:Maybe for someone who wasn't watching the game - the two full backs today were absolutely rank

Only the two full backs? You can add the two midfielders, the two 'wingers', the two strikers and the manager to that list.

Darikwa is leading the way with Tarkowski in the vote so he can't have been that bad today. Or everybody else was just really, really bad.

Tendy did very little wrong and would be the other 'stand out' player along Tarks.

However, I feel 'stand out' is totally the wring choice if word. So I shall refer to them as candidates. Since no doubt, someone will have to be picked.

Cannot remember a game we have been as ineffective to that degree in a long long time.

If I am to try and find a positive, it's that the players have had a timely reminder that there is still work to do to ensure our safety and that nothing can be taken for granted.

Maybe this was just the 'magic' of the cup

I like that Flanny has 8 votes. Go on lad.

Doubt there are going to be many votes today

TomBenderson wrote:The 'L' is silent, apparently.

It's a sign of my immaturity that this made me chuckle.

The groundsman forked the pitch well at half-time

Andre gray has two votes ?

Then I remembered its half term.

On a bad day at the office - Tendayi was the only one alongside Tarks that stood out for me.

Even Keane looked wobbly without Mee by his side (which is something I have said would happen for a while).

Vegas Claret wrote:it's like the Clinton or Trump choice all over again

I think even with Clinton or Trump in the starting elevan, we'd have struggled today.

Or am I missing summat

Barton tried. OK his method acting lacked the guil of a Lawrence Olivier but he put his heart and soul into his slapstick routine lovees.

I'd give it to one of the mascots.

UTC

RingoMcCartney wrote:I think even with Clinton or Trump in the starting elevan, we'd have struggled today.

Or am I missing summat

Clinton & Trump would have been a darn sight better up front than Vokes & Gray

The photographer in front of me took some nice shots. He missed
Gray as he was always just out of shot.

ClaretTony wrote:Maybe for someone who wasn't watching the game - the two full backs today were absolutely rank

Really weird that. Presumably it was just the minority that werent watching. Or dont have a clue.

I wouldn't take that vote that seriously. Two voted for Gray and amazingly 13 for Flanagan.

What did Gray get two votes for ?

I'm actually amazed that a coupleof hundred preople have bothered to vote in a "Who's least ugly" contest!

Bordeauxclaret wrote:I wouldn't take that vote that seriously. Two voted for Gray and amazingly 13 for Flanagan.

Well that will be the excuse when Tonys usual scapegoat gets MOM. You'd think that he was callled Darikwa reading his reviews.

Was easily the best player today.

cricketfieldclarets wrote:He was clearly the best player. Only one who played with any commitment drive or skill. Was solid defensively and the best player by far going forwards.

Your dislike for Darikwa clouds your judgement. Unsurprising.

Darikwa was absolutely dire, only Flanagan on the pitch was worse

I don't really see what Darikwa did wrong -at least he showed a bit of intent. I thought he, Tarks and Keane did OK (lets face it, Lincoln barely threatened til they scored), neutral on Westwood and Heaton.

The rest, to a man, stank.

Bertie chuffin bee gets my vote.

Nobody deserves it TODAY in my opinion . But it's a minor blip on a fantastic season . The squad and management deserve thanks for the bigger picture .

To our younger supporters games at this standard were a regular occurrence in the 90's . Never forget where we have come from ... the pain of this defeat is minor compared to the pain we felt not too very long ago. Well done Lincoln enjoy it ... u deserved it today . That is all.

Flanagan was our man of match according to FotMob!!!!

Funkydrummer wrote:What did Gray get two votes for ?

Same with Heaton , he had nothing to do.

Tarks was that embarrassed at getting the man of the match vote he gave thr champagne to the lincoln players. good on him

Lowbankclaret wrote:Tarks was that embarrassed at getting the man of the match vote he gave thr champagne to the lincoln players. good on him

Yes, I believe he gave it to the Lincoln player who scored.

Dano1bfc wrote:Bertie chuffin bee gets my vote.

Nobody deserves it TODAY in my opinion . But it's a minor blip on a fantastic season . The squad and management deserve thanks for the bigger picture .

To our younger supporters games at this standard were a regular occurrence in the 90's . Never forget where we have come from ... the pain of this defeat is minor compared to the pain we felt not too very long ago. Well done Lincoln enjoy it ... u deserved it today . That is all.

Told my nephew this. We used to lose against these teams regular. Need to educate them on the past. Its not always been like this and it might not always be

But now u have got him hooked hel always be a claret!

Thought that was a good gesture from Tarks yesterday,

cricketfieldclarets wrote:Darikwa by a mile

Darikwa played a blinder apart from getting over confident a few times, think it's the best I've seen him play.

He put over one superb floated cross on one occasion to my surprise, well done lad keep it up.

Bordeauxclaret wrote:I wouldn't take that vote that seriously. Two voted for Gray and amazingly 13 for Flanagan.

Even more amazed that 3 people voted for Arfield, he was pitiful yesterday.