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What does this mean?

A new video? Live?

New announcement? Brownhill? Kit? New signing? Update on dyches cut on his head?

Ightenhill_Claret wrote: ↑

Tue Jul 22, 2025 1:42 pm

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https://x.com/beeholepodcast?lang=en

Interview special guest

Prices....

2/1 Stan
9/4 Glen Little
5/2 Robbie Blake
3/1 Ben Mee
4/1 JJ Watt
12/1 Guillem Balague

Other prices on request...

They are trying out a new camera angle for Chris Boden.

Goody1975 wrote: ↑

Tue Jul 22, 2025 4:50 pm

They are trying out a new camera angle for Chris Boden.

dandeclaret wrote: ↑

Tue Jul 22, 2025 4:46 pm

Interview special guest

Prices....

2/1 Stan
9/4 Glen Little
5/2 Robbie Blake
3/1 Ben Mee
4/1 JJ Watt
12/1 Guillem Balague

Other prices on request...

£100 on stan please.

dandeclaret wrote: ↑

Tue Jul 22, 2025 4:46 pm

Interview special guest

Prices....

2/1 Stan
9/4 Glen Little
5/2 Robbie Blake
3/1 Ben Mee
4/1 JJ Watt
12/1 Guillem Balague

Other prices on request...

Not Stan but maybe another former manager

Is Eddie coming on for a Play Your Cards Right for Trafford?

Higher, higher, higher ……

Goody1975 wrote: ↑

Tue Jul 22, 2025 4:50 pm

They are trying out a new camera angle for Chris Boden.

He's turning into Greengrass day by day.

dandeclaret wrote: ↑

Tue Jul 22, 2025 4:46 pm

Interview special guest

Prices....

2/1 Stan
9/4 Glen Little
5/2 Robbie Blake
3/1 Ben Mee
4/1 JJ Watt
12/1 Guillem Balague

Other prices on request...

What price are you offering on Alan Pace dande?

Whoops…

Ightenhill_Claret wrote: ↑

Tue Jul 22, 2025 5:47 pm

What price are you offering on Alan Pace dande?

or Bobby Ball?

Jimmy Mullen !!!!!!!!!

Good to see Jimmy Mullen looking well.

The secret is out! We've got a very special interview with Jimmy Mullen going out on Friday.

It's all down to James McDonough and Paul Coppack who travelled down to South Wales to spend an afternoon in Jimmy's company. It's a big old episode but so much brilliant stuff from Jimmy about his time at Burnley, his career and modern football.

Definitely not one to be missed!

Can't wait for this

ClaretTony wrote: ↑

Tue Jul 22, 2025 5:15 pm

Not Stan but maybe another former manager

Not far out was I?

And he doesn't look bad for 72

Looking forward to listening to this. I know the club wanted him back for the Millwall game but he was worried about the reception he’d get which is a shame as it would have been rightfully a standing ovation.

Steve-Harpers-perm wrote: ↑

Tue Jul 22, 2025 6:55 pm

Looking forward to listening to this. I know the club wanted him back for the Millwall game but he was worried about the reception he’d get which is a shame as it would have been rightfully a standing ovation.

He’s always said the same when invited back. I know he left at a time when things weren’t good but we’ve moved on from that and surely the fans would remember him as the manager of that 1991/92 promotion team.

I can't think of a former manager who would get a better reception at the Turf than Jimmy.

With all the "managers name" claret & Blue army songs , nothing fits better than Jimmy Mullens Claret & Blue Army.
Derby , Sheff.Utd FA Cup games plus Carlisle & York will long live in the Memory for atmosphere.

My favourite ever manager and greatest time watching the clarets. 1991-1994 in particular were very special times on and off the pitch!

Ightenhill_Claret wrote: ↑

Tue Jul 22, 2025 6:03 pm

The secret is out! We've got a very special interview with Jimmy Mullen going out on Friday.

It's all down to James McDonough and Paul Coppack who travelled down to South Wales to spend an afternoon in Jimmy's company. It's a big old episode but so much brilliant stuff from Jimmy about his time at Burnley, his career and modern football.

Definitely not one to be missed!

Fantastic- looking forward to this!

CyrilEbokiPoh wrote: ↑

Tue Jul 22, 2025 8:40 pm

My favourite ever manager and greatest time watching the clarets. 1991-1994 in particular were very special times on and off the pitch!

I’m sure age (older!) plays a part but as you say special times!

dandeclaret wrote: ↑

Tue Jul 22, 2025 4:46 pm

Interview special guest

Prices....

2/1 Stan
9/4 Glen Little
5/2 Robbie Blake
3/1 Ben Mee
4/1 JJ Watt
12/1 Guillem Balague

Other prices on request...

Guillem Balague

Ightenhill_Claret wrote: ↑

Tue Jul 22, 2025 5:47 pm

What price are you offering on Alan Pace dande?

Would have been the same price as Jimmy Mullen… 50’s or bigger

CyrilEbokiPoh wrote: ↑

Tue Jul 22, 2025 10:06 pm

Guillem Balague

Espanyol link……. Reckon Simon would know him….. no bets taken on him though…

Invite always open for Mr Pace to come on the pod. Not given up on him appearing yet.

Steve-Harpers-perm wrote: ↑

Tue Jul 22, 2025 9:30 pm

I’m sure age (older!) plays a part but as you say special times!

Nostalgia and age I guess. But even the Stan days I never held in the same regard. And I was of an age where I could ‘enjoy’ it too. So not entirely. Not to say the Stan times weren’t great for that period in the middle.

Ightenhill_Claret wrote: ↑

Tue Jul 22, 2025 10:15 pm

Invite always open for Mr Pace to come on the pod. Not given up on him appearing yet.

The first thing the club need to do is get Jimmy on the turf at halftime There again if he did come on the pod you could always breach the subject

Just seen that Jimmy Mullen is trending.

ClaretTony wrote: ↑

Tue Jul 22, 2025 8:01 pm

He’s always said the same when invited back. I know he left at a time when things weren’t good but we’ve moved on from that and surely the fans would remember him as the manager of that 1991/92 promotion team.

Not so much thigs were bad, but fans were having a go at his family in the Chippy.
That was so out of order, and nobody deserves their family getting dragged into crap no matter how bad things were going. I always feel like Jimmy could never quite forgive 'us' for that.

Colburn_Claret wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 23, 2025 11:38 am

Not so much thigs were bad, but fans were having a go at his family in the Chippy.
That was so out of order, and nobody deserves their family getting dragged into crap no matter how bad things were going. I always feel like Jimmy could never quite forgive 'us' for that.

That is simply not true.

James doesn't have an account on here but has asked me to share the following:

"Just want to say what a privilege it was to go down and meet Jimmy himself.

How the opportunity came about is a typically long story. But a funny one. And an opportunity we had to create / take.

But in short I was working in London and met a customer who was from Swansea. Queue the typical football ice breaker ‘Ah Swansea, we have a player that you will love - Conor Robert’s!’

Are you from Burnley? My colleague's uncle is Jimmy Mullen! Work was dropped. I insisted they put me in touch and reassured them he was an absolute legend in these parts.

At this point had no idea what we were going to do. The halftime draw didn’t seem like he would get the recognition or reception he deserves. And everything else would be a big exercise to pull together while the opportunity was hot.

So got in touch and asked if he would be interested in doing a podcast. And to my delight, he agreed! The only problem is. I don’t even have a podcast.

So I got in touch with my mate Paul who filmed the ‘Blackburn manager prank’. And we head on the near 600 mile round trip to meet Jimmy and film the whole thing. And we have passed the content over to the lads at the From The Bee Hole End podcast as they have a great platform to broadcast it on.

I won’t give anything away. But I will say ahead of setting off my only nervousness was around the old ‘dont meet your hero’s’. I neednt have worried. Jimmy was an absolute gentlemen. Could not speak highly enough of his time at the club and didn’t have a single bad word to say about anyone. He was actually genuinely surprised when I suggested Burnley fans still love him. And there were times during the interview and especially off camera he was genuinely moved.

His wife was also amazing. Their hospitality and reception was superb. And it was a pleasure to see him so healthy and happy!

We spent several hours in their company. And the footage when released this Friday is a must watch for any Burnley fans who were around during those fantastic days. And equally for anyone who weren’t to understand where we came from.

Thanks again Paul for filming (and as always ready to take a call from me with my latest daft idea), Andrew and the lads at the podcast for allowing us to use their platform to share it.

Jimmy Mullen's Claret and Blue Army."

Yorkshirelad wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 23, 2025 10:50 am

The first thing the club need to do is get Jimmy on the turf at halftime There again if he did come on the pod you could always breach the subject

I think there is certainly less concern from Jimmy about coming up now. It's all about logistics but I think there's a bit more hope now that it might happen.

Certainly James has shared some of the comments we've got on Twitter about the forthcoming episode with Jimmy and his wife and they're bowled over by them. I don't think he quite realised how much Burnley fans hold him in high esteem - but he does now!

91/92 was a special season. It was the one that got me hooked. Conroy, Francis, Eli, et al. What a team. We played some brilliant football, and I still have memories of being at various away games, most notably Mansfield and Carlisle. I was 11/12 years old and had been going on the Turf for a few years by that point, but this was the season where it all really started. It would be great to see Jimmy on the Turf again. He'd get a heroes welcome, quite rightly.

On a sidenote, and much more recently, my son had been coming on with me for a couple of years before he got the bug. Ironically, at the same age I experienced Jimmy's season, he experienced Kompany's Championship season. The bug has bitten again. For him it's Tella, Zaroury, Benson though!

Ightenhill_Claret wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 23, 2025 11:44 am

James doesn't have an account on here but has asked me to share the following:

"Just want to say what a privilege it was to go down and meet Jimmy himself.

How the opportunity came about is a typically long story. But a funny one. And an opportunity we had to create / take.

But in short I was working in London and met a customer who was from Swansea. Queue the typical football ice breaker ‘Ah Swansea, we have a player that you will love - Conor Robert’s!’

Are you from Burnley? My colleague's uncle is Jimmy Mullen! Work was dropped. I insisted they put me in touch and reassured them he was an absolute legend in these parts.

At this point had no idea what we were going to do. The halftime draw didn’t seem like he would get the recognition or reception he deserves. And everything else would be a big exercise to pull together while the opportunity was hot.

So got in touch and asked if he would be interested in doing a podcast. And to my delight, he agreed! The only problem is. I don’t even have a podcast.

So I got in touch with my mate Paul who filmed the ‘Blackburn manager prank’. And we head on the near 600 mile round trip to meet Jimmy and film the whole thing. And we have passed the content over to the lads at the From The Bee Hole End podcast as they have a great platform to broadcast it on.

I won’t give anything away. But I will say ahead of setting off my only nervousness was around the old ‘dont meet your hero’s’. I neednt have worried. Jimmy was an absolute gentlemen. Could not speak highly enough of his time at the club and didn’t have a single bad word to say about anyone. He was actually genuinely surprised when I suggested Burnley fans still love him. And there were times during the interview and especially off camera he was genuinely moved.

His wife was also amazing. Their hospitality and reception was superb. And it was a pleasure to see him so healthy and happy!

We spent several hours in their company. And the footage when released this Friday is a must watch for any Burnley fans who were around during those fantastic days. And equally for anyone who weren’t to understand where we came from.

Thanks again Paul for filming (and as always ready to take a call from me with my latest daft idea), Andrew and the lads at the podcast for allowing us to use their platform to share it.

Jimmy Mullen's Claret and Blue Army."

He does have an account on here. Sadly he was banned once before for having more than one account and he’s tried to do that again today.

Ightenhill_Claret wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 23, 2025 11:53 am

I don't think he quite realised how much Burnley fans hold him in high esteem - but he does now!

that's made my day, I really getting him on the pitch can be organised.

ClaretTony wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 23, 2025 1:05 pm

He does have an account on here. Sadly he was banned once before for having more than one account and he’s tried to do that again today.

To be fair, creating another account because he can't access his original one seems quite a logical thing to do. Maybe worth doing the logical thing and unbanning one or deleting the others.

In regards to Mullen let's hope the rection to the podcast will be enough to encourage him to set foot on the turf again in the future.

Goliath wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 23, 2025 1:48 pm

To be fair, creating another account because he can't access his original one seems quite a logical thing to do. Maybe worth doing the logical thing and unbanning one or deleting the others.

In regards to Mullen let's hope the rection to the podcast will be enough to encourage him to set foot on the turf again in the future.

He didn't set it up because he didn't have access to the original, simple as that, he tried posting on both either side. The new one was removed and the original has been suspended.

Let's get back to celebrating Jimmy Mullen. Favourite match under Jimmy? (I'm really struggling to narrow it down to a single match!)

Burnley 4-3 Stockport County

January, 1996

Wrexham 2-6 Burnley Oct 1991. Start of the renaissance.

I had a brief chat with Jimmy about 20 years ago when playing against his Bromsgrove Rovers side. Brought a smile when I told him I was a Claret after the game. Be nice to see him back at the Turf.

jdrobbo wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 23, 2025 3:19 pm

Burnley 4-3 Stockport County

January, 1996

Those were his last points as Burnley manager and the last goals.

Those seasons in the early nineties were incredible. I’d seen us sink through divisions from when I first went on the Turf in 77. I missed our lowest point as I was away in the Forces. When I was out and back living in Manchester in 91 it meant regular trips home & away. Jimmy Mullen was architect of me falling back in Love with Burnley.

Football is different now, not saying it’s better or worse, certainly a lot safer now. We were tribal during that time, the football was progressive, the fan base was activated, it was an incredible time for us to rejuvenate the club.

I’d go further, it was the start of rejuvenating the town. I still see plenty of people slagging off the town (never mind the club!), and I know we had some dark times. However Burnley coming back into the nation’s conscience by climbing back ip the leagues eventually made us be noticed.

Mullen started that, He made us believe again, then he delivered. Out of the darkness into the light. “Jimmy Mullen’s Claret and Blue Army.”

Brilliant.

Can’t wait for this.

ClaretTony wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 23, 2025 1:54 pm

He didn't set it up because he didn't have access to the original, simple as that, he tried posting on both either side. The new one was removed and the original has been suspended.

Here Here Tony.

He has always been trouble that young man.

Who's next? Brian Laws?