You have no right to moan - not this season - no way - not about anything

[Claret82]

I think we can all agree Burnley looked exhausted yesterday but some people on here expect more than is possible.

When Burnley win five in a row, there is a price, when Burnley finish 7th, there is a price to pay.

Other teams in this division have far more talent than we do which means they don't need to work as hard.

Our team have had to give everything to finish 7th and we've even seen some good football form time to time.

Against Arsenal you saw a team that didn't have much left and had three main first teamers out.

It is a miracle what has happened at Burnley this season and even the pundits agree and are kissing our butts.

Those of you who are moaning because Dyche has claimed there was nothing to play for are missing the point of why he said that.

He has to say something to take the pressure of these unbelievable warriors in claret and blue, they deserve it.

They are out on their feet but I bet they still give everything next week, and when I say everything I mean everything they are able to give.

If you don't sing your hearts out on Saturday (regardless of the score) and show this team and this manager what they mean to us and how amazing their achievements are this season then you don't deserve them.

You have no right to moan - not this season - no way - not about anything

[claretcarrot93]

Is moaning about moaners not moaning?

[Longside4evr]

You will be singing on your own Saturday

[Longsidelenny]

The last two games we have looked dead on our feet nothing left in the tank time for a good rest for all the players and staff

[Right_winger]

C82 your opinion but I disagree. I think a 5-0 drubbing is fair game for a bit of a moan.

[Stan Tastic]

You have no right to moan - not this season - no way - not about anything

Not even about a super fan on his pedestal ordering us not to moan?

[ClaretJimmy]

I think anyone who travelled and spent brass yesterday has a right to moan about going down 5-0. In the whole context of the season it's nothing, but if you had spent your money and day going to London you've got every right to have a grumble. It doesn't mean you're a bad fan and those who didn't want to moan are better. It just means you were ****** off at losing 5-0.

[ElectroClaret]

Let's face it, Claret82s right.

We all know it.
(However cheesed off we are about yesterday.)

[Claret82]

I think anyone who travelled and spent brass yesterday has a right to moan about going down 5-0. In the whole context of the season it's nothing, but if you had spent your money and day going to London you've got every right to have a grumble. It doesn't mean you're a bad fan and those who didn't want to moan are better. It just means you were ****** off at losing 5-0.

Of course you have a right to be naffed off we all are, no-one likes being thrashed the way we were but it has to be put into perspective.

In other words no-one can be blamed for that result, it's all they had left, the whole team.

I feel for you having to drive home after that, I do, but you are driving home to a town who's club have performed miracles this season.

[scouseclaret]

C82 your opinion but I disagree. I think a 5-0 drubbing is fair game for a bit of a moan.

Well while you’re moaning about it you might at least reflect on just how long it’s been since you’ve last had cause to moan about such a heavy defeat.

[IanMcL]

The heat did not suit our game.

[claretblue]

Well while you’re moaning about it you might at least reflect on just how long it’s been since you’ve last had cause to moan about such a heavy defeat.

September 2009!

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also lost at home 1 - 6 to City but didn't travel as far for that one!