I've never been so embarrassed. Absolutely pathetic.

Looks decent on TV

Looks pretty full to me?

Jimmy mac is empty

cricketfieldclarets wrote:I've never been so embarrassed. Absolutely pathetic.

Really? You must embarrass quite easily then. Why are you embarrassed about something you are not responsible for and have no control over?

If only people didn't have other things in life - like living or working nowhere near Burnley so making mid week games impossible. Or going away during the school summer holidays - how dare they. They should hang their heads in shame.

cricketfieldclarets wrote:I've never been so embarrassed. Absolutely pathetic.

looking at the stands now on TV Im wondering if you've gone on the wrong night!

Very poor turnout .

At least those that turned up saved their energy.... to sing at Chris sutton!

cricketfieldclarets wrote:Very poor turnout .

At least those that turned up saved their energy.... to sing at Chris sutton!

18.000 is pretty good.

tim_noone wrote:18.000 is pretty good.

I've seen more in colne sainsburys

cricketfieldclarets wrote:I've never been so embarrassed. Absolutely pathetic.

Tonight's burnley attendance is the most embarassing thing youve encountered? You really need to venture out of your own post code sometime soon...

cricketfieldclarets wrote:I've never been so embarrassed. Absolutely pathetic.

My first game was scarbrough at home. Lost 0-1in front of c4000 To watch my club play in europe; ive never felt more proud**

**usual caveats about kids/family

cricketfieldclarets wrote:I've never been so embarrassed. Absolutely pathetic.

Shut up you tart.

Feeling embarrassed because some fans are on holiday, have work, watching on tv and quite franlkly have more important things in life to spend £25

cricketfieldclarets wrote:I've never been so embarrassed. Absolutely pathetic.

Were you there?

corporal jones wrote:Really? You must embarrass quite easily then. Why are you embarrassed about something you are not responsible for and have no control over?

Because he’s an attention seeking fanny.

I thought this said 'Turkey tonight think it's time for bed

cricketfieldclarets wrote:I've never been so embarrassed. Absolutely pathetic.

The CF was best ive seen it

Excellent atmosphere

Put the rod away

We did make it hard work, but Aberdeen worked hard. I enjoyed the game and we were made up at the end. The journey continues!!!

LoveCurryPies wrote:Were you there?

Were i ****. I went fishing.

cutsy123 wrote:The CF was best ive seen it

Excellent atmosphere

Put the rod away

Cf was excellent at times...at start and end. Very loud.

cricketfieldclarets wrote:Cf was excellent at times...at start and end. Very loud.

Fair enough. I must remember that 137% of all new topics should be taken with a large dose of salt...

Doubt if I'll have one tonight...may as well save it for the morning now.

That was the best atmosphere not only on a match but also the JHU was rocking, fantastic to be a part of it and long may it continue. The 2 (and I must make it clear the minority as the Aberdeen Fans were fantastic) away fans who decided to come in the JHU 10 mins before full time and actually sit on a Burnley fans knee, and then refuse to leave were very very lucky...

These glory supporters who have just come along won't remember when we were averaging 8 or 9k a game

First half I felt embarrassed but second half, the whole ground was fantastic. Well done everyone who joined in tonight. Best atmosphere in a long time from the home fans

Never mind who had a turn out!! It was a cracking atmosphere.

Er Hereford at home.....

Now that was embarrassing.....

cricketfieldclarets wrote:I've never been so embarrassed. Absolutely pathetic.

I presume you are in the Cricketfield Stand???
The one wanted by BFC supporters to be able to stand and sing for 90 mins???
Well bloody do it then, Longside were louder then you lot for most of the game.
You lot should be getting behind the team for 90 mins as the rest of us can hardly be be heard so do it.
Stop moaning about attendance, people have kids and only have 6 week period to take them on Holiday.

For those hat turned up it was a great atmosphere around the ground, best I remember since Tottenham in the semi Carling cup.

Hopefully we can refer to tonight when he threads start about us building a 50,000 seater stadium.

Burnleybabe wrote:I presume you are in the Cricketfield Stand???
The one wanted by BFC supporters to be able to stand and sing for 90 mins???
Well bloody do it then, Longside were louder then you lot for most of the game.
You lot should be getting behind the team for 90 mins as the rest of us can hardly be be heard so do it.
Stop moaning about attendance, people have kids and only have 6 week period to take them on Holiday.

Can't believe you nibbled his worm!

Jimmymaccer wrote:Er Hereford at home.....

Now that was embarrassing.....

Getting wupped by a 9 man Rochdale was the toughest for me. The Hereford game was just farcical. As was the wolves, Steve bull show, the week after or before, can't remember. But to Rochdale was really tough.

A lot were missing but a great chance to get on a game for many who normally do not, and a fantastic atmosphere from those of us who were there.

Dyche and the players were left in no doubt how much winning this match meant to the fans, and they dug deep and responded.

Even "we are the longside. Burnley" had the grandads, grandma's and grand kids going in the JMU.

RingoMcCartney wrote:Even "we are the longside. Burnley" had the grandads, grandma's and grand kids going in the JMU.

Aye ....the grandads that started it all those years ago..a good tempo as well!

Great atmosphere tonight. Nothing negative for me.

I was in the longside upper for a change from the cricket. I thought it would be quiet but I wanted to have a better view.

I was wrong a great atmosphere up there. My favourite game on the turf for a long while.

Aberdeen fans post match said the Cfs was electric in both ends. They commented on atmosphere so fair play

Still the turnout in jmc was very poor.

Nothing negative for me either.

We had half a team out, won and are off to Turkey.

Live the dream.

I love a good sausage at this time of night though

cricketfieldclarets wrote:Aberdeen fans post match said the Cfs was electric in both ends. They commented on atmosphere so fair play

Still the turnout in jmc was very poor.

Do you not think that the turnout in the family stand may have something to do with the match being played during the school holidays and not finishing until after 10pm on a weekday?

Rileybobs wrote:Do you not think that the turnout in the family stand may have something to do with the match being played during the school holidays and not finishing until after 10pm on a weekday?

Those two points contradict themselves.

cricketfieldclarets wrote:Those two points contradict themselves.

How?

Well now it's the holidays I'm allowed to stay up and play out all night!

Not selling out is poor end of.

There are a whole host of crap excuses. The truth is it should have been 22000 on last night.

Personally I am thankful to the fact that many people in Burnley are on their holidays at the moment.
It meant I was able to get a ticket in the Longside upper in the middle. Not a chance normally.


There were as mentioned a few empty seats in the JM end, however it was hardly an embarrassing turn out, far from it. On arriving in Burnley at about 4pm I just knew it was going to be a special night.

Arrived home at 2.30am after battling motorway closures.. GREAT NIGHT.

cricketfieldclarets wrote:Well now it's the holidays I'm allowed to stay up and play out all night!

Not selling out is poor end of.

There are a whole host of crap excuses. The truth is it should have been 22000 on last night.

My point is that as it’s the school holidays many people are on out of the country on holiday. The other point is that as it’s a night game with a decent chance of going to extra time many people will have decided that they can’t justify keeping their child up that late. Another point is that as it’s a midweek game, many people who live further afield and have work in the morning may not be able to justify the lack of sleep.

There’s plenty of reasons why we didn’t sell out and that the family stand was the emptiest. We only just fill the ground at the best of times so it’s no surprise, considering the circumstances I’ve listed above that we were a few thousand short of capacity.

My party was down to two as one of my brothers lives and works in London and the other is abroad on holiday. They would both have attended if this was a Saturday game in September.

A lot of the empty seats in the back of jmc lower are normally occupied by corporate hospitality and last night there was no corporates.
There were quite a lot empty in the upper tier but they would be family season ticket seats with kids and probably on holiday.
Again many fans who live a long way from Burnley would find it difficult to travel on a Thursday night due to work commitments.
Personally I thought it was an excellent gate in the circumsttances and and one of the best for atmosphere for a long time.

Please go easy on Cricketfieldclarets. After all, it can't be an easy life for him being our number one Über Fan.

Billy Balfour wrote:Please go easy on Cricketfieldclarets. After all, it can't be an easy life for him being our number one Über Fan.

Thanks Billy.

You're welcome, Cricketfieldclarets. I might be the only person on here who acknowledges your number one Über Fan greatness, but I least I do, and one is better than none.