X Factor’s Chico and his appearance at the Turf.

“What time is it?”

“Time to go...”



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I think this may be more difficult than Q.

X rated tackle. Kevin Ball on David Dunn

X denotes a score draw on the coupon - so how about the great comeback from 4-0 down to draw 4-4 at Spurs in 1960.

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X-citing times at the Turf these days...

X
We love you Burnley, we do....
X

X marks the spot.... spot the ball!!

Xcitement. The rise and rise of the mighty Clarets.
What makes it even better is the seesaw ride of us going up in the air whilst the lard arses down the road are sat on the deck.

Two players from my youth with 'x' in their surname. Albert Quixall from Manchester United and Roy Gratrix from Blackpool.

What about Jeff HendriX?....

..puts tin hat opn

Xanadu
Definition: n. 'An idyllic, beautiful place'.

OK, calm down, i know linking Burnley and Turf Moor with an idyllic, beautiful place is pushing it, but we're a bit limited with the letter X.

Anyhow, I grew up playing around Brownside/ Worsthorne and my (clouded) memories are of an idyllic place. And walking down Brunshaw Road as a kid seeing and hearing the Turf at the bottom of the hill was just beautiful, and still is.

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Xavi

The player who was going to sign for us until we agreed a deal with Jack Cork










This may not be entirely factual

All these are infinitely better than my contribution! X-cellent!

xg - expected goals. If points were allocated by expected (rather than good old fashioned actual) goals, we would be bottom of the Premier League

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X marks the spot. Penalty spot some good ones best possibly Alexander's against Reading.