But one who isn't a season ticket holder like you said.KRBFC wrote:Either way, Royboy has cleared up that I'm a Burnley fan posting on a forum for Burnley fans. Nothing else really matters so long as I'm not being abusive towards others. Yes, I may come across as a negative moaner and maybe I do go OTT negative and wind a few up now and again but I'm still a Burnley fan regardless of what anyone on here says.
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Don't often agree with ABC, but he's got a point here.
Besides SD's undoubted merits, he's failed to address the away day blues by sticking to the same formula too often, and in particular by failing to make either pro-active or reactive substitutions in time.
That's a shame because, contrary to last seasons, we now have enough quality on the bench to impact games.
Besides SD's undoubted merits, he's failed to address the away day blues by sticking to the same formula too often, and in particular by failing to make either pro-active or reactive substitutions in time.
That's a shame because, contrary to last seasons, we now have enough quality on the bench to impact games.
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The only factual part of it is that Danny Ings scored a screamer at Yeovil other than that I'm afraid it all imagination.
Did have an uncle who lived in Nelson in the 1960's and my dad went to Burnley Grammar in the 30's but the nearest I've ever lived to Burnley is Ellesmere Port.
Did have an uncle who lived in Nelson in the 1960's and my dad went to Burnley Grammar in the 30's but the nearest I've ever lived to Burnley is Ellesmere Port.
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That violin is great. Crying with Bamford now in his car !
Seriously sad - obvious he is not a claret
Seriously sad - obvious he is not a claret
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Yes I am but whatever you saytaio wrote:But one who isn't a season ticket holder like you said.
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Nelson was a wonderful place to visit as a child though with its cobbled streets, lovely Victorian park and great sweet shops. Besides going to Turf Moor with my dad the highlight was buying a tortoise appropriately called Nelson who sadly did not take to Southern climes.
If your friend had been taking proper account of what I say on here he would have known I spent most of my married life in Somerset.
If your friend had been taking proper account of what I say on here he would have known I spent most of my married life in Somerset.
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Why can a team win at home but not away ? has it got nothing to do with the manager?
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Re: SD trapped in his own tautology
We know you are a Claret, but as you say a negative moaner which I find incredible given what our club is achieving right now.KRBFC wrote:Either way, Royboy has cleared up that I'm a Burnley fan posting on a forum for Burnley fans. Nothing else really matters so long as I'm not being abusive towards others. Yes, I may come across as a negative moaner and maybe I do go OTT negative and wind a few up now and again but I'm still a Burnley fan regardless of what anyone on here says.
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Thought KRBFC was our old friend Crusty Crouton.
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Remember that there are managers who got under your skin CT, OC and EH for example, can't you understand that SD despite his success might play a style of football which irritates some of us.
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If you think Barton gave the ball away on purpose because he's a jolly sympathetic character who felt sorry for Everton, then what did you think of the Watford goal v. Swansea? Either Swansea took a bigger bribe to lose, or they're not so artistic at giving the ball away, or else perhaps you've somehow mastered the art of typing through yourPstotto wrote:I had a suspicion whilst watching MOTD, that the match was fixed, only for Gary Lineker to say after, that Burnley can't BUY an away win. Maybe it's my conspiracy theorist mental health, the first Everton goal was clever, but the penalty was farcical, Barton's 'mistake' in midfield that led to the second goal and the comical scissor failed clearance of Keane in the Barkley shot and his silly wrong-sided grappling of Lukaku for the third, all looked suspicious and with it being another round of sentiment for Hillsborough, that on no account must be argued with, I had my doubts as to the result.
Meanwhile Dyche has almost secured us top flight football, for that alone he should be 2017 manager of the year.

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Another classic from KBRFC
"Yes, I may come across as a negative moaner.." No ******* "may" about it, bud.
Looks like you've been sussed again, fella.
"Yes, I may come across as a negative moaner.." No ******* "may" about it, bud.

Looks like you've been sussed again, fella.
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I don't believe the hype of my own writing, don't you either.
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So if we boot SD who do you reckon we replace him with and why
So if we boot SD who do you reckon we replace him with and why
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I wonder if Sean Dyche reads this forum,if he does I bet he had to look up Tautology up in the dictionary.
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Re: SD trapped in his own tautology
Best manager in years.Won promotion twice and kept us up.We are not Watford we don't sack managers who succeed.
Only issue with me is Sean's, at times , use of subs.This needs working on for next season's European push.
Only issue with me is Sean's, at times , use of subs.This needs working on for next season's European push.
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It's a shame ablueclaret didn't.Steve1956 wrote:I wonder if Sean Dyche reads this forum,if he does I bet he had to look up Tautology up in the dictionary.
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I asked him the same question earlier in the thread,he choose to ignore me...he hasn't got a clue.dpinsussex wrote:KRBFC
So if we boot SD who do you reckon we replace him with and why
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You aren't alone. He has ignored me too lolSteve1956 wrote:I asked him the same question earlier in the thread,he choose to ignore me...he hasn't got a clue.
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He'll be too busy trolling another thread to answer that.dpinsussex wrote:KRBFC
So if we boot SD who do you reckon we replace him with and why
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I asked him this question a few months back, his answer was for us to employ some foreign manager I'd never heard of... Jesus Jones or something he was called 

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King Jorge Jesus, we lack the Portuguese flair. The creative spark.dpinsussex wrote:KRBFC
So if we boot SD who do you reckon we replace him with and why
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I have been sussed as a Burnley fan. Thanks to RoyBoy nobody can question the club I support.evensteadiereddie wrote:Another classic from KBRFC
"Yes, I may come across as a negative moaner.." No ******* "may" about it, bud.![]()
Looks like you've been sussed again, fella.
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I think they can probably question why you support Burnley though 

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Let's not confuse attending with supporting.
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Since when do you support Burnley? I don't think I've ever seen you support us once on this board. Follow maybe, support definitely not.KRBFC wrote:I have been sussed as a Burnley fan. Thanks to RoyBoy nobody can question the club I support.
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I do agree quite often with many of abc`s concerns. We are going to be staying up though, barring a catastrophic set of results so Dyche does need to be given a HUGE pat on the back. I for one hardly gave us a chance of staying up (maybe this new Top 7 vs the rest of `em in the Premier League has helped).
I suspect abc on a shopping spree would choose Waitrose Finest Museli for his breakfast (who wouldn`t!?) but alas, especially against the non Top 7 away from home, we have been served, mostly, Aldi own-brand porridge.
Home form has been excellent and the passion and drive is what has stood out in most games. Away, that has been missing barring 4 or 5 games. This, I believe is down to the rigidity of Dyche`s framework. I suspect Dyche believe that if we avoid a spanking on the road, our home form will carry us through (it appears it has).
We do need to mix it up (we don`t have the pool of talent the likes of Chelsea and Tottenham have to on most occasions stick with their preferred 4-2-3-1. WE NEED some penetration down the flank to stretch teams `better` teams. Gudmundsson`s absence has been HUGE. He was really growing into our positive outlet which allowed Boyd to keep his shape. Without Gudmundsson we`ve had nothing going forward.
In the end though, Kudos to Dyche...it is a brilliant acheivement but top mangers see the chinks in their armour and attempt to rectify them.
Next season a 4-4-2 at home and some variance on 4-5-1 or 4-4-1-1 away. I hope we keep hold of Gray as I believe IF we play to his strengths (which we don`t for the most part) he can be a big part of our team. Just an opinion! Up the Clarets!!!!!!
I suspect abc on a shopping spree would choose Waitrose Finest Museli for his breakfast (who wouldn`t!?) but alas, especially against the non Top 7 away from home, we have been served, mostly, Aldi own-brand porridge.
Home form has been excellent and the passion and drive is what has stood out in most games. Away, that has been missing barring 4 or 5 games. This, I believe is down to the rigidity of Dyche`s framework. I suspect Dyche believe that if we avoid a spanking on the road, our home form will carry us through (it appears it has).
We do need to mix it up (we don`t have the pool of talent the likes of Chelsea and Tottenham have to on most occasions stick with their preferred 4-2-3-1. WE NEED some penetration down the flank to stretch teams `better` teams. Gudmundsson`s absence has been HUGE. He was really growing into our positive outlet which allowed Boyd to keep his shape. Without Gudmundsson we`ve had nothing going forward.
In the end though, Kudos to Dyche...it is a brilliant acheivement but top mangers see the chinks in their armour and attempt to rectify them.
Next season a 4-4-2 at home and some variance on 4-5-1 or 4-4-1-1 away. I hope we keep hold of Gray as I believe IF we play to his strengths (which we don`t for the most part) he can be a big part of our team. Just an opinion! Up the Clarets!!!!!!
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KBRFC struggling again..........
Hardly anything positive to say all season, doesn't attend games although he claims - far too many times to be convincing and with no evidence whatsoever - he owns a season ticket.
All his usual lying, oafish ********.
We'll get more later no doubt when he hits the pub/Bargain Booze this lunchtime, poor sod.
Hardly anything positive to say all season, doesn't attend games although he claims - far too many times to be convincing and with no evidence whatsoever - he owns a season ticket.
All his usual lying, oafish ********.
We'll get more later no doubt when he hits the pub/Bargain Booze this lunchtime, poor sod.
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Royboy just cleared it all up, the only thing he got wrong was that I don't attend now. Which he presumed based on the fact he hasn't seen my dead Granddad attend for a few years. Where is the evidence you or anyone else on this forum, attends? If there is no evidence either way then I'm not sure how you can say I'm lying. Yet again, showing your lack of intelligence. I've told you multiple times, I don't touch alcohol yet you keep banging the same drum about me being an alcoholic. Strange which kinda sums you and your obsession up. I'm surprised you're still not begging to meet up, f**king weirdoevensteadiereddie wrote:KBRFC struggling again..........
Hardly anything positive to say all season, doesn't attend games although he claims - far too many times to be convincing and with no evidence whatsoever - he owns a season ticket.
All his usual lying, oafish ********.
We'll get more later no doubt when he hits the pub/Bargain Booze this lunchtime, poor sod.

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Stop now he's going to start crying !
You deserve this thread
You deserve this thread
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KRBFC wrote:Royboy just cleared it all up, the only thing he got wrong was that I don't attend now. Which he presumed based on the fact he hasn't seen my dead Granddad attend for a few years. Where is the evidence you or anyone else on this forum, attends? If there is no evidence either way then I'm not sure how you can say I'm lying. Yet again, showing your lack of intelligence. I've told you multiple times, I don't touch alcohol yet you keep banging the same drum about me being an alcoholic. Strange which kinda sums you and your obsession up. I'm surprised you're still not begging to meet up, f**king weirdo
Easy solved - post a pic of your ticket card.
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Or even more easily solved - don't post a pic. The problems caused by someone nicking your Clarets number are greater than the problems caused by someone not knowing where you are on matchday.BabylonClaret wrote:Easy solved - post a pic of your ticket card.
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Yeah I can do that when I go home. I want Eddie to post his too with a piece of paper next to it with his username wrote on.BabylonClaret wrote:Easy solved - post a pic of your ticket card.
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He's clearly a Burnley fan. His tantrums when we don't win prove it.
Once he grows up he'll be fine.
Once he grows up he'll be fine.
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Fair point. Could black out numbers but would show you have access to a card. Just a suggestion - KRBFC seems to wind everyone up and then be aggressive about proving whether or not people are or are not attending regularly.
Personally it's neither here nor there for me.
Personally it's neither here nor there for me.
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I think you will find its the other way round, Eddie begged me for months to meet him then didn't show up when agreed but still bored me too death on here about whether I attend or not. Personally I don't care who attends or not but its boring and annoying when I show up to "prove I attend" yet he doesn't show up and still claims I don't attend.BabylonClaret wrote:Fair point. Could black out numbers but would show you have access to a card. Just a suggestion - KRBFC seems to wind everyone up and then be aggressive about proving whether or not people are or are not attending regularly.
Personally it's neither here nor there for me.
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Blimey, I thought, after about the tenth explanation of why I wouldn't meet you and your shitty friends in an even shittier town-centre pub, we had finally got rid of this steaming pile of bullcrap but hey ho, I'll be at Corals, the Foundation Bar and in my usual seat on Sunday against United.
I believe the expression, "Suck on this, loser !" applies to you, KBRFC. Again, you are invited to put up or shut the **** up.
I believe the expression, "Suck on this, loser !" applies to you, KBRFC. Again, you are invited to put up or shut the **** up.
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He keeps the players Taut. so he is a tautologist.
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As it stands:
If Sean Dyche can manage enough home wins to keep us up then all credit to him.
Regarding our away problems: as long as our away form doesn't relegate us then we hope (expect) improvement next season.
Simples.
If Sean Dyche can manage enough home wins to keep us up then all credit to him.
Regarding our away problems: as long as our away form doesn't relegate us then we hope (expect) improvement next season.
Simples.
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As poor as our away form has been it's worth mentioning that we have prevented 3 relegation rivals from taking points from us at crucial points in the season. Had we been in a position where we needed to win those games more than our opposition then we may well have seen a different approach and a more fruitful outcome.
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Peterevensteadiereddie wrote:Blimey, I thought, after about the tenth explanation of why I wouldn't meet you and your shitty friends in an even shittier town-centre pub, we had finally got rid of this steaming pile of bullcrap but hey ho, I'll be at Corals, the Foundation Bar and in my usual seat on Sunday against United.
I believe the expression, "Suck on this, loser !" applies to you, KBRFC. Again, you are invited to put up or shut the **** up.
I would have covered up your seat number before he stalks u lol
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Ah, **** him, I'm sick to death of this bull shi££ing loser and the negative garbage he's spouted all season. The creep goes nowhere near the Turf on matchdays and jerks off on this board every now and then by winding everybody up. Well, good for him but I've enjoyed this season, my fiftieth of following the Clarets, and I'm not going to let some sad scumbag spoil that.
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KBRFC must have left his in Spoons or perhaps the mate who was going to lend him his season ticket so KBRFC could pretend it was his let him down or maybe he hasn't got the technology to post proof as promised or maybe, just maybe, he's full of crap...............What was it he said again, oh yes, here it is..
"Yeah I can do that when I go home. I want Eddie to post his too with a piece of paper next to it with his username wrote on."
"wrote"....brilliant !
"Yeah I can do that when I go home. I want Eddie to post his too with a piece of paper next to it with his username wrote on."
"wrote"....brilliant !

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Or maybe I didn't see this topic because you're too thick to understand the "quote" function.
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Nah, mate, you saw it alright - you just haven't got an answer.
As I said, loser, you've been sussed for the bullcrapper you are.
Again.

As I said, loser, you've been sussed for the bullcrapper you are.
Again.



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You been playing with your crayons again, KRBFC 

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Bump, what's bulls**t excuse you coming with next?evensteadiereddie wrote:Nah, mate, you saw it alright - you just haven't got an answer.
As I said, loser, you've been sussed for the bullcrapper you are.
Again.![]()
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Tautology
noun
the saying of the same thing twice over in different words, generally considered to be a fault of style (e.g. they arrived one after the other in succession ).
synonyms: repetition, repetitiveness, repetitiousness, reiteration, redundancy, superfluity, periphrasis, iteration, duplication; wordiness, long-windedness, prolixity, verbiage, verbosity; rarepleonasm, perissology
"his speeches are notable for tautology, such as ‘safe haven’"
a phrase or expression in which the same thing is said twice in different words.
plural noun: tautologies
LOGIC
a statement that is true by necessity or by virtue of its logical form.
If there is anyone who is a tautologist, there are numerous on this site and it's quite obvious whom they are.
noun
the saying of the same thing twice over in different words, generally considered to be a fault of style (e.g. they arrived one after the other in succession ).
synonyms: repetition, repetitiveness, repetitiousness, reiteration, redundancy, superfluity, periphrasis, iteration, duplication; wordiness, long-windedness, prolixity, verbiage, verbosity; rarepleonasm, perissology
"his speeches are notable for tautology, such as ‘safe haven’"
a phrase or expression in which the same thing is said twice in different words.
plural noun: tautologies
LOGIC
a statement that is true by necessity or by virtue of its logical form.
If there is anyone who is a tautologist, there are numerous on this site and it's quite obvious whom they are.
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