Dont know who mentioned it on here,but I wish i hadn't seen it,its bugging me how every time we have a throw in we take ages and lose it.Who ever it was is spot on.

We look like we don't know what to do when we get one.

Nobody wants the ball, especially under pressure.

Been like that for years. Only Westwood and Defour look like they know what to do

Roosterbooster wrote:Been like that for years. Only Westwood and Defour look like they know what to do

We have a thread job this every so often, I remember raising it on clarets mad , it's because we are so rigid, throw ins becomes a time for us to regain our shape , rightly or wrongly I don't know !

We've always been dogger at throw ins. Going back well before Dyche.

And corners.

Eddie had us doing long throws at one point. Big throw to a man on the near post who headed it across goal.

Our corners generally end up more dangerous to us than the opposition.

We should just kick it straight out for a goal kick.

We were spoilt by the Trippier Marney throw in era

dougcollins wrote:Our corners generally end up more dangerous to us than the opposition..

Spot on. On quite a few occasions.