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Nailed on that the signing will be announced just before KO or at half time
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I think he'll be a great signing but how far have we come that some people are saying that we shouldn't be signing Aaron Lennon
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I still have nightmares about Lennon's performance for Leeds in their 1-0 at Turf Moor several years ago. Mo Camara was unable to walk off the field unaided at the end, such was his state of knottedness. Lennon was awesome.
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Didn't Wade Elliott also give Mo the runaround before we signed him.?jdrobbo wrote:I still have nightmares about Lennon's performance for Leeds in their 1-0 at Turf Moor several years ago. Mo Camara was unable to walk off the field unaided at the end, such was his state of knottedness. Lennon was awesome.
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Yes, against Bournemouth in the cup, after we'd beaten Liverpool.
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Re: Aaron Lennon
Very pleased if this does go ahead. I think it is a sign of the calibre of players we can now attract to the club. Long may it continue.
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I don’t think people realise just how good these players that have played virtually all of their careers at the top end of the Premier League really are.
Lads who play but don’t quite make the grade at the top clubs are good players. Lads who clock up 300 plus games and multiple England caps are very very good players!
Aaron Lennon is a level above where we normally operate (like Defour for example) and it will be great to see him in a Burnley shirt especially when I grew up getting excited by signing wingers like Steve Slawson, Junior Bent and Louie Donowa!
Lads who play but don’t quite make the grade at the top clubs are good players. Lads who clock up 300 plus games and multiple England caps are very very good players!
Aaron Lennon is a level above where we normally operate (like Defour for example) and it will be great to see him in a Burnley shirt especially when I grew up getting excited by signing wingers like Steve Slawson, Junior Bent and Louie Donowa!
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I have my reservations about him but if the fee is anywhere near the 2.5mill being bandied about then it is an absolute no brainer.
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Junior Bent was absolutely superb. He was whippetesque!!!!!!! By the time Brendan O`Connell returned, he had gained a yard of pace too!!! Huddersfield were doing something right.arise_sir_charge wrote:I don’t think people realise just how good these players that have played virtually all of their careers at the top end of the Premier League really are.
Lads who play but don’t quite make the grade at the top clubs are good players. Lads who clock up 300 plus games and multiple England caps are very very good players!
Aaron Lennon is a level above where we normally operate (like Defour for example) and it will be great to see him in a Burnley shirt especially when I grew up getting excited by signing wingers like Steve Slawson, Junior Bent and Louie Donowa!
Do loan swap deals even happen any more??????
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So would you if you were constantly reminded that your bad for the environmentDazzler wrote:...And Diesel is sulking.

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It will never happen, mate. Akin to putting the framework in a bathtub full of acid.Murger wrote:Please please please have Lennon on 1 wing and Nkoudou on the other.
It`ll be one or t`other + Arfield/Gudmundsson.
I wonder what Nkoudou (excuse the spelling) will think (Tottenham too!) if Lennon signs?
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If he's as bad as some are making out then why has he played so many games at the top level and 20+ caps for England? I like a moan as much as anyone but I struggle to see how Aaron Lennon signing for Burnley can be anything but positive. It's a sign of progression that we can attract players of this calibre let alone afford them.jojomk1 wrote:If he is as good as people on here are proclaiming, why are Everton letting him go ?
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Fantastic signing! Still plenty of pace, quality delivery, will chip in with a few goals and doesn't shirk his defensive responsibilities.
Check out the thread below to see overwhelming support for a player who always gives 100%. Add to that the Spurs supporters thoughts, says everything we need to know. The evolution of our great club continues. Exciting times, can't wait to see Lennon in Claret & Blue! UTC
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Check out the thread below to see overwhelming support for a player who always gives 100%. Add to that the Spurs supporters thoughts, says everything we need to know. The evolution of our great club continues. Exciting times, can't wait to see Lennon in Claret & Blue! UTC
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31 in April, his best days are way behind him. I’d prefer the bigger deals were reserved for younger players. We’ve alot of players in their 30’s / late 20’s, succession planning ?
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Re: Aaron Lennon
Is he better than what we've currently got/ does he improve the football team - erm, yes.
does Dyche want him - erm, yes.
is his signing likely to 'break the bank' long term for Burnley - erm, no.
that's that then.
UTC NNN.
does Dyche want him - erm, yes.
is his signing likely to 'break the bank' long term for Burnley - erm, no.
that's that then.
UTC NNN.
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Anyone suggesting the signing of Aaron Lennon is in anyway negative are grasping desperately to their half empty glass!
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The average age of our team is 27.9. Virtually half the league have an average age of 27 point something. We have few players under 25 to bring the average age down, so equally we cabt have an unusual number of older players to push it up.SkiptonClaret wrote:31 in April, his best days are way behind him. I’d prefer the bigger deals were reserved for younger players. We’ve alot of players in their 30’s / late 20’s, succession planning ?
Our other wide players are JBG and Brady who are coming into their prime, Nkoudou who is a few years short of his and Arfield who is right at his prime. One older winger is hardly creating a problem.
Apart from Lennon, the only other 30 something who are in our best team are Ward and Heaton, for whom we have ready made successors in Pope and Taylor (although Heaton is mot old for a keeper).
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Fantastic signing in my opinion. Who are the negative folk expecting us to sign, Willian or Di Maria?
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Looking at some comments from Everton fans on Facebook. It seems he was highly regarded and praised for his 100% effort when he played.
Reminded me when I read the comments from QPR fans about Joey Barton - I was wrong about that signing.
Reminded me when I read the comments from QPR fans about Joey Barton - I was wrong about that signing.
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Add being Dyche fit to that and he could be one very good addition to our squad , I also think if he’s struggling a bit for stability of mind being part of a tight knit organised group can surely help him.claptrappers_union wrote:Looking at some comments from Everton fans on Facebook. It seems he was highly regarded and praised for his 100% effort when he played.
Reminded me when I read the comments from QPR fans about Joey Barton - I was wrong about that signing.
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In the last 4.5 seasons he has made 74 PL appearances (not starts) and scored 7 goals. His England caps peaked between 2006/2010KRBFC wrote:If he's as bad as some are making out then why has he played so many games at the top level and 20+ caps for England? I like a moan as much as anyone but I struggle to see how Aaron Lennon signing for Burnley can be anything but positive. It's a sign of progression that we can attract players of this calibre let alone afford them.
There is no doubt that 5 years and more ago he was playing to a reasonably high calibre level but can he now resurrect that form
I sincerely hope so
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Has he signed yet???
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No, he watched us today and is having second thoughts...Iloveyoubrady wrote:Has he signed yet???
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Don’t care what the average age of the team is, pretty irrelevant to my point. We don’t have a single player in, say the 20-23 age range, that is anywhere near the first team (current loan signing apart).claretspice wrote:The average age of our team is 27.9. Virtually half the league have an average age of 27 point something. We have few players under 25 to bring the average age down, so equally we cabt have an unusual number of older players to push it up.
Our other wide players are JBG and Brady who are coming into their prime, Nkoudou who is a few years short of his and Arfield who is right at his prime. One older winger is hardly creating a problem.
Apart from Lennon, the only other 30 something who are in our best team are Ward and Heaton, for whom we have ready made successors in Pope and Taylor (although Heaton is mot old for a keeper).
If we’re spending relatively big money it’s this sort of age range we should be looking to target, appreciating assets. It’s an approach that has served us well in the recent past (Austin, Ings, Trippier, Keane).
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also being linked with Newcastle (but I take that with a pinch of salt)
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He is linked with Newcastle, in that he’ll be on our bench on the 31st at St James ParkVegas Claret wrote:also being linked with Newcastle (but I take that with a pinch of salt)
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These words from Sean sound like we haven't agreed to his wage demands to me:
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Not what I got from the article but I was surprised that he wasn't unveiled at half-time. Perhaps Lennon can't compete with Puccini.Steddyman wrote:These words from Sean sound like we haven't agreed to his wage demands to me:
https://www.burnleyexpress.net/sport/fo ... -1-8970404" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
UTC!
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We aren't spending big money on Lennon though. We're spending a couple of million. The sort of money we get back for finishing one league position higher or lower in the league.SkiptonClaret wrote:Don’t care what the average age of the team is, pretty irrelevant to my point. We don’t have a single player in, say the 20-23 age range, that is anywhere near the first team (current loan signing apart).
If we’re spending relatively big money it’s this sort of age range we should be looking to target, appreciating assets. It’s an approach that has served us well in the recent past (Austin, Ings, Trippier, Keane).
We're building a team that is comfortable at this level. What we've got is exactly that, and its got a life of 2-3 years, which is as far ahead as contracts ever let you look ahead in modern football. I get the desire for appreciating assets and broadly agree, but the benefit of that is to make a profit on players and the reality is that that for as long as we are in the premier league, the revenue that goes with league position will dwarf transfer profits.
Its not a particularly exciting transfer strategy, but its the right one and boy has it been effective for us to date.
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Done deal in terms of da monayz.Steddyman wrote:These words from Sean sound like we haven't agreed to his wage demands to me:
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Re: Aaron Lennon
Two mil, if that's the tariff, is peanuts for Lennon.
Worth a punt, even if it doesn't come off.
Worth a punt, even if it doesn't come off.
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Great to see we have clarets in the hoods of Los Angeles. Skin there little blood.quoonbeatz wrote:Done deal in terms of da monayz.

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Downtown Lagos brother, let's have it right.


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Re: Aaron Lennon
Totally illegitimate....
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Was Lennon spotted at the game?
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So we have not signed Lennon,?.
Lennon will be on a basic of 55k per week plus at Everton, I can't see us paying that. Maybe he would take a pay cut for a 4 year contract, who knows
Lennon will be on a basic of 55k per week plus at Everton, I can't see us paying that. Maybe he would take a pay cut for a 4 year contract, who knows
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how do you know what he's on at Everton?Top Claret wrote:So we have not signed Lennon,?.
Lennon will be on a basic of 55k per week plus at Everton, I can't see us paying that. Maybe he would take a pay cut for a 4 year contract, who knows
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Ok so the transfer fee may be comparatively minor, but I’ll assume you have no idea about the signing on fee, length of contract and wages. I assume, again, that he’s on a salary at Everton that would probably dwarf alot of our current players. So the likelihood is that we’re going to offer him significantly reduced wages but a nice long contract..for a player approaching 31 and who’s game has been built around pace.claretspice wrote:We aren't spending big money on Lennon though. We're spending a couple of million. The sort of money we get back for finishing one league position higher or lower in the league.
We're building a team that is comfortable at this level. What we've got is exactly that, and its got a life of 2-3 years, which is as far ahead as contracts ever let you look ahead in modern football. I get the desire for appreciating assets and broadly agree, but the benefit of that is to make a profit on players and the reality is that that for as long as we are in the premier league, the revenue that goes with league position will dwarf transfer profits.
Its not a particularly exciting transfer strategy, but its the right one and boy has it been effective for us to date.
Nah, we need to recruit younger.
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Has he signed yet? 

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Are you present at all negotiations for incoming players?SkiptonClaret wrote:Ok so the transfer fee may be comparatively minor, but I’ll assume you have no idea about the signing on fee, length of contract and wages. I assume, again, that he’s on a salary at Everton that would probably dwarf alot of our current players. So the likelihood is that we’re going to offer him significantly reduced wages but a nice long contract..for a player approaching 31 and who’s game has been built around pace.
Nah, we need to recruit younger.
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Has he signed yet????
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Hes odds.on to sign for newcastle
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I hope lennon signs for newcastle would love matt ritchie instead.
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Seems strange the way it was announced on Friday, seemed as so someone wanted to wake up other clubs
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Re: Aaron Lennon
Get a sneaky feeling this one isn't going to happen.
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Re: Aaron Lennon
I really hope you are wrong but I suspect that you may be correct.
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Would be a good signing if we hadn't signed Nkoudou. JBG will still be on the right wing, Nkoudou or Arfield on the left and Lennon on bench?
Recriuitment focus should be on a quality and proven number 10.
Recriuitment focus should be on a quality and proven number 10.
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I hope the club goes in for a more adventurous recruitment policy.
So far signing these "senior" lower PL players hasn't done us a lot of good.
I hope we're looking for the next Keane/Tarkowski type and a young version of Robbie Blake
So far signing these "senior" lower PL players hasn't done us a lot of good.
I hope we're looking for the next Keane/Tarkowski type and a young version of Robbie Blake
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Hasn't done us a lot of good?boatshed bill wrote:I hope the club goes in for a more adventurous recruitment policy.
So far signing these "senior" lower PL players hasn't done us a lot of good.
I hope we're looking for the next Keane/Tarkowski type and a young version of Robbie Blake
We're still in the top half of the PL, despite this bad run!
Think before you post such guff!

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Matter of opinion.
In 8th position we have the chance to bring in some fresh young players.
We weren't put in 4th position by playing Walters, Bardsley or Wells.
In 8th position we have the chance to bring in some fresh young players.
We weren't put in 4th position by playing Walters, Bardsley or Wells.