Burnley

kingcole · Apr 23, 2017

They really look like they are in a relegation fight now.

Have not enjoyed hearing for most the season what a great manager Sean Dyche is. After last season and that tool Barton, nothing would give me more pleassure than to see them drop with Boro.

If nothing else, it's a depressing northern novel that I would rather miss next season.

Is it PotG? · Apr 23, 2017

Sunderland. 'Boro. Swansea.

GT49er · Apr 23, 2017

kingcole said:
If nothing else, it's a depressing northern novel that I would rather miss next season.

Know what you mean. I can't stand that Catherine Cookson type rubbish either.

Cowfold Seagull · Apr 23, 2017

kingcole said:
They really look like they are in a relegation fight now.

Have not enjoyed hearing for most the season what a great manager Sean Dyche is. After last season and that tool Barton, nothing would give me more pleassure than to see them drop with Boro.

If nothing else, it's a depressing northern novel that I would rather miss next season.

Although not liking his style of football, I do quite admire Sean Dyche. With comparitively little in the way of funds at his disposal, he recognises that possibly the best way for his team to be successful, is to play to their strengths.

If that means relying on the long ball, and picking up goals from set pieces, then so be it. Burnley have done well out of it, and I haven't heard too many of their fans complaining.

I'm glad that isn't Chris Hughton's way, but I could understand, and probably accept it, if it was.

Cheeky Monkey · Apr 23, 2017

GT49er said:
Know what you mean. I can't stand that Catherine Cookson type rubbish either.

CP 0 3 BHA · Apr 23, 2017

With the three games they have in May they should comfortably stay up. West Brom and West Ham at home should be good for at least 4 points.

Weststander · Apr 23, 2017

Cowfold Seagull said:
Although not liking his style of football, I do quite admire Sean Dyche. With comparitively little in the way of funds at his disposal, he recognises that possibly the best way for his team to be successful, is to play to their strengths.

If that means relying on the long ball, and picking up goals from set pieces, then so be it. Burnley have done well out of it, and I haven't heard too many of their fans complaining.

I'm glad that isn't Chris Hughton's way, but I could understand, and probably accept it, if it was.

Burnley squad have cost £51m.

Ernest · Apr 23, 2017

Would be ironic if both Burnley and Boro went down as we go up

Cowfold Seagull · Apr 23, 2017

Weststander said:
Burnley squad have cost £51m.

Compared with other teams in the Premier League?

Bwian · Apr 23, 2017

kingcole said:
They really look like they are in a relegation fight now.

Have not enjoyed hearing for most the season what a great manager Sean Dyche is. After last season and that tool Barton, nothing would give me more pleassure than to see them drop with Boro.

If nothing else, it's a depressing northern novel that I would rather miss next season.

Burnley are safe. Unfortunately.

Simon Morgan · Apr 23, 2017

They've got Bournemouth and Palace away to come as well. WBA and WHU at home both winnable, especially for them, but if either bother to turn up it could be difficult. Didn't think they would be in trouble, and, in a way, quite happy for them to stay up. On the other hand another immediate relegation would be quite funny.

BrianWade4 · Apr 23, 2017

kingcole said:
They really look like they are in a relegation fight now.

Have not enjoyed hearing for most the season what a great manager Sean Dyche is. After last season and that tool Barton, nothing would give me more pleassure than to see them drop with Boro.

If nothing else, it's a depressing northern novel that I would rather miss next season.

I agree....
Barton plays for them and he is a cfuknig knob
And they tried to poach Stephens
And they stole Ward after he signed for us
And they managed to make Vokes look good
And Ashley Barnes.

Mellor 3 Ward 4 · Apr 23, 2017

Burnley are, unfortunately safe.

It's either Hull, or more likely Swansea who are joining Boro and Sunderland in the Championship.

BensGrandad · Apr 23, 2017

Ernest said:
Would be ironic if both Burnley and Boro went down as we go up

Couldnt happen to 2 better suited teams but they are teams we would expect to get some points from next season.

Surrey Phil · Apr 23, 2017

Actually I kind of admire the ginger prince and I'd rather play them next season and get our revenge. Barton back at the Amex would be entertaining!!!!

Rod Marsh · Apr 23, 2017

I hope they stay up. I fancy us to be a better side than them next season.

SeagullofMalaysia · Apr 24, 2017

They looked good in the first half of the season. But for some reason, since that ****womble Barton crawled back from Rangers, they've became woeful overnight

fleet · Apr 24, 2017

Would like to see Swansea survive - more likely to be Hull that drop than Burnley

Stat Brother · Apr 24, 2017

Ernest said:
Would be ironic if both Burnley and Boro went down as we go up

But also not the most subtle of warnings for 12 months time.

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