Anti-Dingle-Brigade Posted March 17, 2009 Posted March 17, 2009 At least we wouldn't be wondering how people are going to see our Big Bad Beat Bob Bang yer Brother underpants if we are wearing them underneath our pants. :lol: That made me laugh, anyway.
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Backroom DE. Posted March 17, 2009 Backroom Posted March 17, 2009 Match ended 1-1, Burnley were ahead but Ipswich equalised. Dos Santos was a class above everyone else, as was Campo. In fact, Campo was the best player on the pitch... surprised at how intelligent he was on the pitch, what he lacks in speed he made up for in anticipation and general clever play. Very impressed with him. Burnley looked dangerous when they attacked, but they spent a lot of the match waiting to counter attack, and Ipswich could definately have won the match, had it not been for a combination of shocking Roberts-style one-on-one misses and Lisbie/Miller thinking they were playing for Burnley.
thenodrog Posted March 17, 2009 Posted March 17, 2009 This may be a pro-Burnley thread but cmon BRFCS its ONLY 28 days to "30 years and counting" Any chance of celebrating this at the Wigan home match on 25th April? We need a banner that stays at the ground attached to a stand(like at MUFC,like "the Holte End is the 12th man"etc) Any organisers...I will donate BUT we have to do something. I feel a plane trip coming on! Match ended 1-1, Burnley were ahead but Ipswich equalised. Dos Santos was a class above everyone else, as was Campo. In fact, Campo was the best player on the pitch... surprised at how intelligent he was on the pitch, what he lacks in speed he made up for in anticipation and general clever play. Very impressed with him. Burnley looked dangerous when they attacked, but they spent a lot of the match waiting to counter attack, and Ipswich could definately have won the match, had it not been for a combination of shocking Roberts-style one-on-one misses and Lisbie/Miller thinking they were playing for Burnley. I rather hoped that Sam would have brought him in on the cheap in January. He's slow now but what a player he's been. Makes Makalele look Joe Ordinary. 90 mins shared between him and Tugay as deep sitters might have worked well.
longsiders1882 Posted March 18, 2009 Posted March 18, 2009 Now then fellas. As ever thanks for the kind words. We are still in with a slim chance of the play offs. Ipswich was the first of 3 away games on the bounce (Plymouth next then Derby). In truth I think we will do well to get 3 points from the three games and we also have Cardiff away yet to come so it will be a big ask for us to stay in the top 6 come season end. That said if we can manage it, then who knows? The play offs are like 3 huge cup games and we have done well on those occasions this year so as slim as the chance is, there is still a possibility that we will make the prem next year and as hard as that will be for us, the financial benefit (assuming it is managed well) is such that it is worth a season of getting hammered - and a chance to end your 30 years and counting clock!!! I'm assuming Big Sam is working his magic and you are now safe this year?
ABBEY Posted March 18, 2009 Posted March 18, 2009 doh!! do we look safe ???? gally and judge to score ..ha no kind words from me ..EVER
longsiders1882 Posted March 18, 2009 Posted March 18, 2009 No Abbey, no kind words from you, which is reassuring. I do apologise, my point was not well made. What I really wanted to ask was that although your league postion is still somewhat precarious, have the chnages under Allardyce made you believe that you will remain out of the bottom 3 and possibly even climb a few places?
Billy Castell Posted March 18, 2009 Posted March 18, 2009 I'll be a bit more polite here and answer Longsider. I think there is a semi-confidence that we'll stay up, as opposed to the utter dispair felt under Ince, but it'll be a case of musical chairs between the many teams down the bottom, and no-one knows who will get caught out when the music stops. Other than West Brom that is.
den Posted March 18, 2009 Posted March 18, 2009 No Abbey, no kind words from you, which is reassuring. I do apologise, my point was not well made. What I really wanted to ask was that although your league postion is still somewhat precarious, have the chnages under Allardyce made you believe that you will remain out of the bottom 3 and possibly even climb a few places? For my part, I thought a few weeks back that we were odds on to go down. Now - maybe slight odds in favour of staying up. That could all change Saturday evening though. Oops, just realised what you were asking . Simple - under Ince we were going down. Basically, everything he did, from sales, to buys, to tactics was wrong.
longsiders1882 Posted March 18, 2009 Posted March 18, 2009 For my part the departure of Ince was akin to that of Souness. I really thought he was bringing you down. When Big Sam was appointed I expected you to survive, you have good enough players. Mind you, there could be a few fans about to get a lesson in humility up in the North East.
SIMON GARNERS 194 Posted March 18, 2009 Posted March 18, 2009 Mind you, there could be a few fans about to get a lesson in humility up in the North East. Long overdue!
hollowsr Posted March 21, 2009 Posted March 21, 2009 Judge has just scored an equaliser for Plymouth against Burnley!!!
yorkyclaret Posted March 21, 2009 Posted March 21, 2009 Judge has just scored an equaliser for Plymouth against Burnley!!! Don't worry mate, Blake has just knocked the winner in
SouthAussieRover Posted March 21, 2009 Posted March 21, 2009 Don't worry mate, Blake has just knocked the winner in Your sister is safe tonight then?
SamDingle Posted March 21, 2009 Posted March 21, 2009 Your sister is safe tonight then? This is all you've got left now. Endless tired permutations of 'sister' 'inbred' etc.. ad infinitum.. ad nauseum. Jealously watching Coyle's total football carry the super Clarets to promotion as you slip from the gravy train, kicking and spitting your way to oblivion. The Championship needs a new Charlton or Leeds. Well volunteered guys.
JAL Posted March 21, 2009 Posted March 21, 2009 Can the Dingles begin to dream of filling their tiny turf ground and look forward to playing some proper teams. Sleep well tonight my fellow claret clotted cream heads.
Hughesy Posted March 22, 2009 Posted March 22, 2009 Why have so many dingles started coming on this message board? Have they found electricity in Burnley or something?
SD4E Posted March 22, 2009 Posted March 22, 2009 This is all you've got left now. Endless tired permutations of 'sister' 'inbred' etc.. ad infinitum.. ad nauseum. Jealously watching Coyle's total football carry the super Clarets to promotion as you slip from the gravy train, kicking and spitting your way to oblivion. The Championship needs a new Charlton or Leeds. Well volunteered guys. this is all we have got left now? how stupid coming from someone who's signature is a link to Hyde's consolation goal at Ewood, in another defeat for the mighty mini's. maybe after you play in the top flight for 15-16 years, enjoy numerous european away trips and then go 30 years without rovers beating you, then we may have nothing left oh, and the history books show you are only 7 major trophies behind your nearest and dearest, so do catch up quickly old chap. is it cold, over their under our constant shadow?
SamDingle Posted March 22, 2009 Posted March 22, 2009 this is all we have got left now? how stupid coming from someone who's signature is a link to Hyde's consolation goal at Ewood, in another defeat for the mighty mini's. maybe after you play in the top flight for 15-16 years, enjoy numerous european away trips and then go 30 years without rovers beating you, then we may have nothing left oh, and the history books show you are only 7 major trophies behind your nearest and dearest, so do catch up quickly old chap. is it cold, over their under our constant shadow? Living in the past.
67splitscreen Posted March 22, 2009 Posted March 22, 2009 Living in the past. Not even Rovers fans have acquired the skills needed to live in the future, so I guess the present and the past are the same for all. Some things never change. see quoted post, Same, Same but no different.
Gav Posted March 22, 2009 Author Posted March 22, 2009 Can the Dingles begin to dream of filling their tiny turf ground Its burnleys best season in years, they've been giving away thousands of free tickets since Christmas and still the struggle to get decent gates. Whats happened to the biggest and best supported club in the world?
Anti-Dingle-Brigade Posted March 22, 2009 Posted March 22, 2009 Kilby and Flood must be cacking themselves and secretly hoping Burnley don't get promoted so they don't have to give out free season tickets like they promised. Mind you, I think 11 season tickets for the entire population of Burnley won't totally bankrupt Flood.
SouthAussieRover Posted March 22, 2009 Posted March 22, 2009 This is all you've got left now. Endless tired permutations of 'sister' 'inbred' etc.. ad infinitum.. ad nauseum. You're not worth any more effort than that. When thinking about Burnley I always recall the following: "When I die I'm going to heaven because I've already been to hell"
roversmum Posted March 22, 2009 Posted March 22, 2009 On Friday the gas man came round to check my boiler. Said his next call was in Accrington. I told him he was lucky it wasn't Burnley. He said all the gas fitters hate going to Burnley - there's something about the place and all the boarded up houses give them the shudders.
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