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I'm loving the comment about the 3 wheeled Lorry

Made me smile and laugh in equal measures, I am also a proud man in proudsville, what a great time to be a Burnley supporter, keep smiling everyone.

It certainly beats being sat in the Cricket Field Stand watching 9-man Rochdale turn us over 1-0 in Division 4, `looking forward` to getting drenched on the walk back to my dad`s car. THOSE WERE THE DAYS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I hope these stories keep coming

I like the line, "town that voted almost in their entirety for Brexit, will be heading directly into Europe next season."

Excellent post, when you read it, it does take you back to the bad old days, but Burnley is a proud town alright with the best fans from near and far, i too love the comment about the 3 wheeled lorry, keep the stories coming in folks

That’s it now. “Stone cold Sean Dyche” it is.

Perhaps Burnley Council could be persuaded to alter the signs coming into Burnley to:

BURNLEY
twinned with
VITRY-SUR-SEINE
and
PROUDSVILLE

On the same website, in the article http://www.talesfromthetopflight.com/20 ... g-clarets/

"I wonder how Real Madrid would handle a rainy Tuesday night at Turf Moor…"

"Attractive counter attacking football"

I've never heard us described like that before.

Cirrus_Minor wrote:I like the line, "town that voted almost in their entirety for Brexit, will be heading directly into Europe next season."

Nice line but this constant confusing of the EU and Europe does grate.