Zian Flemming

[123EasyasBFC]

For about 2 seconds. I doubt Dyche even knew about it tbf but I'm pretty sure he wouldn't have approved. It was a lot less of a scene than pulling the corner flag out of the ground and covering the Blackburn crest/flag with a Burnley shirt, before parading it infront of the fans.

If Fleming gets in trouble for incitement of those fans that were in the corner then I can't say I'd particularly disagree

That’s like saying every player who does a running knee slide to any opposition fan should get in trouble, was only last week Rovers manager was blowing sarcastic kisses at Leeds fans

[Goliath]

Well, we won the Championship last time we played there.
Could hardly be more provocative than that.
And that didn't make them play any better on Saturday

There's quite a lot wrong with this.
1. How do you know it didn't make them play better? They managed to match us for a large part of the game and looked well up for it.
2. Just because the provocation didn't help them win this time doesn't mean it won't next time. If I was their manager I'd have those clips on in the dressing room pre game

[fatboy47]

For about 2 seconds. I doubt Dyche even knew about it tbf but I'm pretty sure he wouldn't have approved. It was a lot less of a scene than pulling the corner flag out of the ground and covering the Blackburn crest/flag with a Burnley shirt, before parading it infront of the fans.

If Fleming gets in trouble for incitement of those fans that were in the corner then I can't say I'd particularly disagree

Jeez! ....don't go to any Radiohead concerts for now pal.

[ElectroClaret]

Stop worrying mate, you'll give yourself an ulcer.
Just enjoy it.

[Goliath]

Not worried in the slightest, just thought it lacked class

[mickleoverclaret]

Not worried in the slightest, just thought it lacked class

It was prefaced with 90 minutes of songs about interbreeding and hoping Ashley Barnes dies from the home end. Slightly pearl-clutching to think waving a corner flag about "lacks class" in comparison.

[louieollie]

No but it will sure as hell motivate them. It's not the end of the world I just think the players got slightly carried away. I bet if the players had done that when we won there under Dyche he'd have given them the mother of all b*llockings.

Things like that can come back to bite

Ah the yesteryears don't you just love it when someone is still so stuck in it! ...............where the f### does any of this have anything to do with what a previous manager would or wouldn't have done have to do with it ffs!

Lighten up, enjoy the victory and enjoy the bragging rights jeeez

[Goliath]

Where did I say I haven't enjoyed the victory?

[Stalbansclaret]

No but it will sure as hell motivate them. It's not the end of the world I just think the players got slightly carried away. I bet if the players had done that when we won there under Dyche he'd have given them the mother of all b*llockings.

Things like that can come back to bite

Who cares ? Important to get pleasure out of football when the chance comes along and victory there , in a game which THEY had hyped up in advance with all their "full house" excitement, is very very sweet and merits celebration. I thought the celebrations, and particularly the flag, were brilliant.
Given the extent of player turnover year-on-year in the Championship it's highly unlikely to motivate them when we next play them as many players will have moved on. Hopefully we won't be playing them for a while too !