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[otto man]

It would have been the icing on the cake.

The mustard on the black pudding

The sheep on the Turf

Amen Brother!

[Husky]

Chris Brown for Burnley! Chris Brown for Burnley! Chris Brown for Burnley!

[Mike Graham]

Ah ha

Burnley are bottom.

They are going down :-). :-). :-). :-)

[chris_h]

Lovely

[Proudtobeblue&white]

Good to see that Big Sam could put another nail in the coffin next Saturday, would be fitting.

[Jock]

It would have been the icing on the cake.

The mustard on the black pudding

The brother on the sister.

The sheep on the Turf

[Mike Graham]

It would have been the icing on the cake.

The mustard on the black pudding

The brother on the sister.

The sheep on the Turf

Brilliant

The daughter on the mother!

[yoda]

Who's organising the PARTY

[Hasta]

I caught the second half online.

It was a great 60 seconds from Jackass Taylor missing the penalty to Duff by Name, Duff by Nature turning it into his own net.

[speeeeeeedie]

Sorry folks but I don't get the laughing at their expense.

Rovers are a complete shambles. Unfortunately for us Burnley are not.

The vast majority of their fans expected them to go straight back down.

They will. £100m richer.

It's a position Rovers can only dream of.

[Gav]

Sorry folks but I don't get the laughing at their expense.

Rovers are a complete shambles. Unfortunately for us Burnley are not.

The vast majority of their fans expected them to go straight back down.

They will. £100m richer.

It's a position Rovers can only dream of.

A position we can only dream of??

WE'VE BEEN THERE FOR 20yrs!!!

We laugh at their expense because they're our local rivals, if you don't get that then I'll not waste my breath.

Fans crying in MOTD, poor burnley.

[DE.]

Burnley may be financially much more secure than us when they come down, but the money will only be of use to them if it's spent wisely. As we've found out, spending poorly can very quickly suck a club into a financial black hole. As another example, Ipswich spent £20m under Roy Keane and went backwards quickly. It's not easy to attract good players to the Championship - a higher fee and wage just increases the risk of attracting chancers out for a last payday (any names come to mind, folks?). Lower fee players are always a gamble. It's quite difficult to squad-build in this league regardless of the money available.

Dyche will leave if they go down, imo, and Ings will definitely be off too. They'll be strong when they come down, but strong teams have failed before. The most important acquisition Burnley will make if/when they come down is Dyche's replacement - should he leave. If he stays then they will be a team to be reckoned with next season, otherwise it will be totally dependent on who they bring in to take the reigns.

[Exiled in Toronto]

I'm beginning to think Dyche's reputation is based more on his touch line prowling and growling than actual ability. Three goals in the last ten games, some tough matches in there but spineless losses at home to Swansea and Leicester in that, can't defend set pieces. The so called learning curve after a pathetic start is starting to look like a blip. Plus their good players will get snapped up, I'm not sure they will bounce straight back up.

[chris_h]

The Premier League will be a poorer place without such a massive club. Their huge fanatical fan base will also be missed.

[USABlue]

Sorry folks but I don't get the laughing at their expense.

Rovers are a complete shambles. Unfortunately for us Burnley are not.

The vast majority of their fans expected them to go straight back down.

They will. £100m richer.

It's a position Rovers can only dream of.

I don't get that you don't get it.

[Gav]

I'm beginning to think Dyche's reputation is based more on his touch line prowling and growling than actual ability. Three goals in the last ten games, some tough matches in there but spineless losses at home to Swansea and Leicester in that, can't defend set pieces. The so called learning curve after a pathetic start is starting to look like a blip. Plus their good players will get snapped up, I'm not sure they will bounce straight back up.

If he'd been more tactically astute they'd not have thrown away a number of 2 goal leads. He's blown 9 points that I can think of from winning positions.

Ginger Mourinho my arse.

[ABBEY]

My Leicester mate went yesterday and couldn't believe they still had wooden seats !

[roverandout]

I might be in the minority here but I hope burnley survive, good to see Lancashire clubs mixing it with the big boys

[Amo]

Chris Brown for Burnley! Chris Brown for Burnley! Chris Brown for Burnley!

Don't be stupid. He'll be spearheading Lancy Utd in 2016/2017.

[Gav]

I might be in the minority here but I hope burnley survive, good to see Lancashire clubs mixing it with the big boys

Get a grip

[Stuart]

Don't be stupid. He'll be spearheading Lancy Utd in 2016/2017.

Since the hypothetical Lancashire County club only exists if four or even five Lancashire clubs fold, I expect they'd be able to do a lot better than Brown. But who knows, maybe LCFC's dream manager, Sam Allardyce, might be able to turn him into the next Kevin Davies. (Ironically he improved post-Rovers too).

[ABBEY]

I might be in the minority here but I hope burnley survive, good to see Lancashire clubs mixing it with the big boys

So you want them to make loads more money and pull away from us even more ?

Mixing it ? I wouldn't call bottom and cut off mixing it .

[roverandout]

Finances apart yes but let's be honest £100 million or no 100 million they are a better run club than us now anyway, I don't even think we can compete with them anymore

[chris_h]

I might be in the minority here but I hope burnley survive, good to see Lancashire clubs mixing it with the big boys

Of all your daft posts that is right up there.

[ABBEY]

Finances apart yes but let's be honest £100 million or no 100 million they are a better run club than us now anyway, I don't even think we can compete with them anymore

I hope they drop straight down the divisions .