foxfanazer Posted 24 April 2022 Posted 24 April 2022 2 minutes ago, coolhandfox said: We are all Burnley right Oh Bur-nerly is won-der-ful!
Popular Post Finnegan Posted 24 April 2022 Popular Post Posted 24 April 2022 The way the results have gone since, I'm even more livid we let Everton off the hook. 8
Fear Of The Fox Posted 24 April 2022 Posted 24 April 2022 Imagine being a fan of Everton watching your team in the relegation zone after Burnley winning and your next game is against Liverpool in 1h1m. Our next game is a European Cup semi final against Roma. 2
Popular Post coolhandfox Posted 24 April 2022 Popular Post Posted 24 April 2022 Just now, Finnegan said: The way the results have gone since, I'm even more livid we let Everton off the hook. I feel worse about that then not getting 3 points! 5
Finnegan Posted 24 April 2022 Posted 24 April 2022 1 minute ago, foxfanazer said: Oh Bur-nerly is won-der-ful! It's full of thick, racist scallies. Oh Bur-nerly is... 1
fox_up_north Posted 24 April 2022 Posted 24 April 2022 Yeah. Think they booed the knee when we went. 1
foxes_rule1978 Posted 24 April 2022 Posted 24 April 2022 2 minutes ago, Finnegan said: The way the results have gone since, I'm even more livid we let Everton off the hook. Still got a chance at home to put them down… just want us to win that one more than any other game apart from roma of course
mozartfox Posted 24 April 2022 Posted 24 April 2022 If we could defend like Burley are doing right now in the time added on in our games this season, we would be top 3.
foxfanazer Posted 24 April 2022 Posted 24 April 2022 You can't question the fight in this Burnley side. Good honest group of players. Everton on the other hand! 1
Popular Post Sampson Posted 24 April 2022 Popular Post Posted 24 April 2022 (edited) Looking more and more like sacking Dyche was the right decision. Said it at the time, I didn’t get the furore over it. Burnley has been absolutely rotten the past 18 months and it had grown so stale under him. Shows what can happen when you allow some players some freedom and not the same rigid tactics and training regimes every day for 10 years. Edited 24 April 2022 by Sampson 5
Guest StevieLynex Posted 24 April 2022 Posted 24 April 2022 If Burnley win most of their remaining games, I’ve putting £10 on them at 5,000-1 to win the league
StanSP Posted 24 April 2022 Posted 24 April 2022 Brighton seem to have found their shooting boots then...
Dahnsouff Posted 24 April 2022 Posted 24 April 2022 (edited) 2 minutes ago, Sampson said: Looking more and more like sacking Dyche was the right decision. Said it at the time, I didn’t get the furore over it. Burnley has been absolutely rotten the past 18 months and it had grown so stale under him. Shows what can happen when you allow some players some freedom and not the same rigid training regimes every day for 10 years. I find it massively hypocritical if anyone raged against pundits slagging us for sacking Ranieri but then themselves rage at Burnley for sacking Dyche. Edited 24 April 2022 by Dahnsouff 3
Guest StevieLynex Posted 24 April 2022 Posted 24 April 2022 Just now, Dahnsouff said: I found it massively hypocritical if anyone raged against pundits slagging us for sacking Ranieri but then themselves rage at Burnley for sacking Dyche. They’ll be the same when we get rid of Brendan
Dahnsouff Posted 24 April 2022 Posted 24 April 2022 Just now, StevieLynex said: They’ll be the same when we get rid of Brendan Ranieri was taking us down so it would hardly be the same!!
Fear Of The Fox Posted 24 April 2022 Posted 24 April 2022 2 minutes ago, foxfanazer said: You can't question the fight in this Burnley side. Good honest group of players. Everton on the other hand! I was in the minority that didn't criticise the sack of Dyche. Yes Dyche was a successful manager for them, Ranieri was the same for us. We don't know what's going on in the dressing room of some clubs. Some managers are stubborn with their tactics and a change is much needed.
trabuch Posted 24 April 2022 Posted 24 April 2022 1 minute ago, Fear Of The Fox said: I was in the minority that didn't criticise the sack of Dyche. Yes Dyche was a successful manager for them, Ranieri was the same for us. We don't know what's going on in the dressing room of some clubs. Some managers are stubborn with their tactics and a change is much needed. That's an image I really didn't need in my head 1
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