Ben Mee and Scotty looking very dapper after what looked to be a good night they were really friendly and posed for pictures and don't they just deserve a blow out 2 great lads makes you proud..

I heard they were in town enjoying themselves.....at least they went out on the lash in Burnley!

I bet they didn't have to put their hand in their pocket!!

See my thread, Legend Status Confirmed for a video of said night in Burnley.

Videos doing thr rounds on social media certainly look like they enjoyed the delights of town after the awards!

This...

I expected to see KBRFC and ablue but then I saw the word "Clarets" in the title...

It amazes me how people have to put videos or photos on social media of the lads having a good night out. Just to big themselves up that they were there with them.
It can only cause problems for the players.

On another note, the video of the man and woman arguing over the man shagging his dog in Burnley has reached the Daily Mail. People sharing it for harmless fun will end up doing the reputation of the town lots of harm.

right on quicken. Everyone will recognize that horse diddling requires bigger...... equipment. We'll be placed down the national league table of endowment.

Meanwhile I'm curious to where can a couple of lads about town actually go on a Sunday evening that causes them to be having breakfast and a pint the morning after.

NRC wrote:Meanwhile I'm curious to where can a couple of lads about town actually go on a Sunday evening that causes them to be having breakfast and a pint the morning after.

I'm sure there's at least one place open until 08:00 in the morning so could have just come straight from the club, for a breakfast.

Quickenthetempo wrote:It amazes me how people have to put videos or photos on social media of the lads having a good night out. Just to big themselves up that they were there with them.
It can only cause problems for the players.

On another note, the video of the man and woman arguing over the man shagging his dog in Burnley has reached the Daily Mail. People sharing it for harmless fun will end up doing the reputation of the town lots of harm.

A man shagged a dog? Hahahhahaha what the absolute f**k.

KRBFC wrote:A man shagged a dog? Hahahhahaha what the absolute f**k.

I'm not certain he did, but he seems to admit doing so on camera. He looks a bit mentally unstable to me on the video.

Quickenthetempo wrote: On another note, the video of the man and woman arguing over the man shagging his dog in Burnley has reached the Daily Mail. People sharing it for harmless fun will end up doing the reputation of the town lots of harm.

Surely people shagging their dogs does more damage to the reputation of the town than merely sharing a video on social media?

Surely people shagging their dogs do more damage to the dog.

Both lads looking a bit ruff...

Shagging a dog ?

How low can you get ?

Well, a dachshund is about the lowest really...

Quickenthetempo wrote:It amazes me how people have to put videos or photos on social media of the lads having a good night out. Just to big themselves up that they were there with them.
It can only cause problems for the players.

It amazes me how people get wound up over something as trivial as a video of what effectively are celebrities having a night out.
It'll cause about many problems as Joey's digs at Middlesbrough did when they ended up on YouTube. i.e. none.

The grown men in those videos make The Beatles fangirls look tame and quite. I'm sure the same ones will be on the pitch on sunday.

Quickenthetempo wrote:It amazes me how people have to put videos or photos on social media of the lads having a good night out. Just to big themselves up that they were there with them.
It can only cause problems for the players.

On another note, the video of the man and woman arguing over the man shagging his dog in Burnley has reached the Daily Mail. People sharing it for harmless fun will end up doing the reputation of the town lots of harm.

hardly, two toothless drunks rowing about a dog is hardly damaging to the town.
Name an area where there aren't similar incidents . Just select any random town to see inebriated plebs staggering and screaming abuse at all and sundry.

Sat nicely and ordering breakfast or just chatting - nothing wrong with that.

I'm confused, who shagged a dachshund? Ben or Scotty?

UpTheBeehole wrote:Surely people shagging their dogs does more damage to the reputation of the town than merely sharing a video on social media?

It depends if it's a man shagging a dog uptheb..hole if you get my drift

What they doing in there with Jeremy Corbyn?

Quickenthetempo wrote:It amazes me how people have to put videos or photos on social media of the lads having a good night out. Just to big themselves up that they were there with them.
It can only cause problems for the players.

What amazes me is that we haven't had a thread on maybe why Ben Mee is still injured or why Scott Arfield didn't score at the weekend, due to the picture.

What doesn't amaze me is why a fan/average joe would feel the need to put a picture up of two (very well thought of) Premier League Burnley players in a pub at that time of the morning.

It's f***ing hardly a normal everyday event.

I don't think anyone can begrudge the players a night off after a successful season. Good to see them mingling with the locals too enjoying themselves. What's Scotty on? looks like a fresh cider at 8.15am not bad!

Claretmatt4 wrote:I'm confused, who shagged a dachshund? Ben or Scotty?

Ben Mee and Scotty on the lookout for vulnerable daschunds.