Just a note. The chippy at the top of Lyndhurst road is now open. After being closed for several months.

The rain in Spain falls mainly on the plain.

Let's hope they open before and after the game, every game.

Could quickly drum up a good reputation and regulars if its decent quality too.

Will give it a go for sure.

Ps theres now 4 chippys in 300 square yards from the park view one now.

The same owners as Ightenhill Chippy on Padiham Road, which is generally good.

ClaretAL wrote:The same owners as Ightenhill Chippy on Padiham Road, which is generally good.

Mr Singh?

If that's the case itll do everything possible, which often effects quality.
He is also on the expensive side.

Needs to sort out his curry sauce and gravy, not proper chippy style IMO.

It’s a chippy that does donner kebabs. Can’t be that good.

MACCA wrote:Mr Singh?

If that's the case itll do everything possible, which often effects quality.
He is also on the expensive side.

Needs to sort out his curry sauce and gravy, not proper chippy style IMO.

Thought he ran the corner shop?

tim_noone wrote:Thought he ran the corner shop?

He runs everything up this way.
Fingers in a lot of pies has Mr Singh

Rumours circulating he's purchased the old chippy, and is either trying to bur Mr Pratt out of the newsagents, or is going to open up his own basically next door...

cricketfieldclarets wrote:It’s a chippy that does donner kebabs. Can’t be that good.

And now also Pizzas
And Samosas, spicy potatoes and other indian delights etc etc
And now delivers

MACCA wrote:He runs everything up this way.
Fingers in a lot of pies has Mr Singh

Rumours circulating he's purchased the old chippy, and is either trying to bur Mr Pratt out of the newsagents, or is going to open up his own basically next door...

What a Prat!

tim_noone wrote:What a Prat!

Oh he's not afraid to put a few noses out of joint isn't Mr Singh.
I'm surprised he's not opened up a barbers or butty shop yet to rival those already in place.

Mr Singh I’ve moved away so haven’t seen him for a while. Always Preferred Dudley who ran the Gourmet & Goblet

MACCA wrote:Oh he's not afraid to put a few noses out of joint isn't Mr Singh.
I'm surprised he's not opened up a barbers or butty shop yet to rival those already in place.

Singh needs his turban putting through a mangle, that will sort the chippy turf war out

Mr Singh sound like a real business man, the sort that any Tory would be proud of. Good luck to him

A chippy is only as good as its potatoes.

And most of them are crap nowadays.

MACCA wrote:He runs everything up this way.
Fingers in a lot of pies has Mr Singh

I won't be getting pie and chips from there then.

Been to the one up park lane once, got home to find the pie chips and peas twice had been put in the bag upside down and had leaked all over the fish and chips at the bottom, it was a whole lot of mess. Never been back. Prefer the old birds place in grove.

MACCA wrote:Oh he's not afraid to put a few noses out of joint isn't Mr Singh.
I'm surprised he's not opened up a barbers or butty shop yet to rival those already in place.

I'm certainly not visiting a barbers' shop owned by a man who has fingers in a lot of pies!

Martinc265 wrote:Been to the one up park lane once, got home to find the pie chips and peas twice had been put in the bag upside down and had leaked all over the fish and chips at the bottom, it was a whole lot of mess. Never been back. Prefer the old birds place in grove.

The chippy on Lowerhouse Lane, next to St Augustines school, is very good.

tim_noone wrote:Thought he ran the corner shop?

You're thinking of Talvinder Singh!

Funkydrummer wrote:The chippy on Lowerhouse Lane, next to St Augustines school, is very good.

I always forget about that one, usually nip Birds if I fancy a fish, but will certainly put it on the to try list.

Martinc265 wrote:Been to the one up park lane once, got home to find the pie chips and peas twice had been put in the bag upside down and had leaked all over the fish and chips at the bottom, it was a whole lot of mess. Never been back. Prefer the old birds place in grove.

I'm sure they had a young Aussie student working behind the counter back then.

His brother runs a mobile karaoke firm


Garupta Singh

MACCA wrote:I always forget about that one, usually nip Birds if I fancy a fish, but will certainly put it on the to try list.

I can recommend it Macca, providing it is still the same owners (2 ladies) it was the best Cod and Chips I've had from anywhere in the past 3 years.

JohnMac wrote:I can recommend it Macca, providing it is still the same owners (2 ladies) it was the best Cod and Chips I've had from anywhere in the past 3 years.

I'll give it a whirl

JohnMac wrote:I can recommend it Macca, providing it is still the same owners (2 ladies) it was the best Cod and Chips I've had from anywhere in the past 3 years.

Yeah, but you’re a southerner, what do you know about proper fish and chips?

Holts in Nelson for me. Good tackle imho. Good enough for me to travel from Burnley to get it anyway.

bobinho wrote:Holts in Nelson for me. Good tackle imho. Good enough for me to travel from Burnley to get it anyway.

Got to be the best, and Lee is a Claret too which makes the chips taste even better.

bobinho wrote:Holts in Nelson for me. Good tackle imho. Good enough for me to travel from Burnley to get it anyway.

My local chippy..........good fish and chips Lee just needs to get some better curry sauce

We were in Blackpool earlier this week. Went to Bentleys off the sea front and had top quality fish and chips. Far superior to anything I get down here. As we're sat out eating (we had the dog so couldn't eat indoors) one of the staff came out and asked if we were Burnley fans. I confirmed we were, he is also a Claret and mentioned a bloke who has a tattoo shop round the corner who has been to every game home and away for 5 years.

If you happen to find yourself in Blackpool I can highly recommend Bentleys.

I’m there next week so will give it a try.

dales_claret wrote:My local chippy..........good fish and chips Lee just needs to get some better curry sauce

I used to go in quite regularly but he then refused to sell sausages in case that he upset the local cheese and onion pie eating Pakistani fraternity... Shameful.

MACCA wrote:...Mr Singh...surprised he's not opened up a barbers...

With the name Singh that suggests to me that he might well be a practitioner of the Sikh faith? In which case he's unlikely to know a deal about cutting hair.

Without doubt the best chippy I've ever used was the 'Fisherman's Wife' at the back of Kirkgate Market (George Street?) in Leeds, though when I mentioned it to someone recently, they told me that it'd been knocked down as part of the city centre's redevelopment; so one more thing to hate Leeds for.