Well done boys, won every 1st, 2nd and 3rd ball in the first 45 then didn't break sweat in the second, one of Dyche's biggest achievements considering the chronic lack of investment. Over to you Mr Pace

Spot on. Just hope we build on it this summer.

Another great achievement, considering the threadbare squad.

Now the hard work starts....
Hopefully.

Done well with what we had and the credit go's to Mr Dyche and the players

Mr Dyche, the only man I know who could polish a turd.

Well done to all concerned - a real credit to the club and town.

With 2 points on board after 7 games and seemingly political turmoil behind the scenes I remember saying it would be a miracle if Dyche kept us up this season. He's done it (again) and I'm very happy tonight.

A tough season after that start with Mee and Tarky injured - we’ve done well to be safe with three to go after that. Credit to all of the squad and of course Sean Dyche, yet again.

A big summer ahead for the club, it really is well overdue that our great manager gets some help. Over to you ALK!

The strangest of seasons and hopefully one that will never be repeated. Let’s hope we can all watch live games and give the team a boost hen they need it. A 6th season lies ahead. Let’s finish with a couple more wins to boost the confidence.

Many thanks to the players, Dyche and all at Burnley
for achieving what they have this season.
Not far from miraculous
Especially after a very poor start.

Highlights of the season for me are the away wins
at Liverpool, Palace, Everton and Wolves although tonights' win
was probably the most important.

Player of the season for me is Tarkowski with Wood and Vydra
not far behind. Hope Tarkowski stays.

Fingers crossed we can all be there in August.

Seven out of eight seasons in this league now. Amazing.

Burnley have won more games at Craven Cottage this year than Fulham have.

Full credit to the manager, players and back room staff, who deserve all the credit for securing another season in the Premier League. It’s been such a challenging season for many reasons. I think it’s been our most difficult season, with injuries, no real investment in the playing squad. No fans and new owners
I would like to see Sean Dyche backed with a decent budget in the transfer market. Well done Burnley. UTC