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Simply not good enough and I am not pacified by effort, I am sick of seeing us fail to win (usually losing) to that lot, symptomatic of the Venkys era. It was a crap performance.

Gueye still seems to have some staunchly defending him, he is absolute shite. Nowhere near good enough. @Paul Mani bizarrely was claiming that he at least creates chances for himself, he doesnt, there were times in the first half in particular through ACD when we got down the sides and he shows no movement or desire to get himself into a position where he can potentially receive a cross. He needs shifting as soon as possible, he isnt good enough, he never will be and Gestede has dropped a howler bringing him in.

The whole attack is totally blunt, the 4 that started have 5 goals between them. Dolan did nothing and Cantwell again flatters to deceive. ACD is the one who does show fleeting bits of promise to make things happen but he tires very quickly.

The subs are a waste of time, Leonard isnt ready, Weimann is past it, Hedges scores 1 a season and Buckley like Gueye I would be happy to never see in our shirt again.

Defensively for the most part we were fine, Eustace has us well drilled but out attack is terrible. If Eustace isnt backed he will just leave. We cant sustain a play off push with this squad.

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Massively disappointing outcome, but not exactly a surprise when you look at the value of the two squads.

Baker's header was probably the only clear cut chance Rovers had in the game. The rest were half chances at best. Burnley had one clear cut chance and scored from it, and that was the difference on the day. Getting really fed up with seeing that lot win at Ewood, but I equally don't see that changing anytime soon while Rovers are owned by Venkys.

Rovers offered absolutely nothing going forward, whereas Burnley despite being generally quite poor in their play have at least got the quality to put their chance away.

Its clear what Rovers need, and I fear they won't get it. Wouldn't be at all surprised if Eustace is in the West Brom dugout by the next round of league fixtures, if they are indeed interested.

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21 minutes ago, TheRovers1994 said:

It’s not they aren’t willing it’s cause they can’t , ffp is the biggest issue yet shit relegated sides get free reign, no funded the league has lost its edge as has the PL cause of these shit teams bouncing up and down 

Ffp can't be used as an excuse this time 

With all the sales we have had and hardly anything spent 

How can Preston go out and commit £1.5 million on a left back when their match day income is similar to ours and they haven't sold £40 million worth of players?

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15 minutes ago, RevidgeBlue said:

We have a considerable amount of FFP leeway (I think) due to all the sales over the last 12-18 months.

In terms of FFP we have a big opportunity to spend during this window. No funds from the owners for 12 months and £millions of income from player sales has put us in a great position. It won't happen, of course,  and the chance will soon be gone due to the 3 year rolling assessment of FFP. Venky's probably don't understand and even if they do, they don't care.   

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2 minutes ago, sharpysharps86 said:

Massively disappointing outcome, but not exactly a surprise when you look at the value of the two squads.

Baker's header was probably the only clear cut chance Rovers had in the game. The rest were half chances at best. Burnley had one clear cut chance and scored from it, and that was the difference on the day. Getting really fed up with seeing that lot win at Ewood, but I equally don't see that changing anytime soon while Rovers are owned by Venkys.

Rovers offered absolutely nothing going forward, whereas Burnley despite being generally quite poor in their play have at least got the quality to put their chance away.

Its clear what Rovers need, and I fear they won't get it. Wouldn't be at all surprised if Eustace is in the West Brom dugout by the round of league fixtures.

while Rovers are owned by Venkys.    

That is the crux of the matter !

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13 minutes ago, Leonard Venkhater said:

Apparently, Sky reporting WBA want Eustace.

If it happens, it will be in the next couple of days, given the gap before the next league game..

venkeys will be asking how much can they make in this business transaction if he goes to WBA. 

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10 minutes ago, Leonard Venkhater said:

Apparently, Sky reporting WBA want Eustace.

If it happens, it will be in the next couple of days, given the gap before the next league game..

That would probably be quite convenient for Waggott/Pasha.

With no head coach or head of recruitment there'll be no-one to give them any real grief over lack of new signings. Leave replacements until Feb when it's too late to make any real difference and announce in John Williams style that January is a difficult window and we're keeping our (non existent) powder dry until summer.

Nice bit of compo for Eustace, the season fizzles out and they receive additional bonuses for exceeding their financial targets.

Happy Days.

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Just now, RevidgeBlue said:

That would probably be quite convenient for Waggott/Pasha.

With no head coach or head of recruitment there'll be no-one to give them any real grief over lack of new signings. Leave replacements until Feb when it's too late to make any real difference and announce in John Williams style that January is a difficult window and we're keeping our (non existent) powder dry until summer.

Nice bit of compo for Eustace, the season fizzles out and they receive additional bonuses for exceeding their financial targets.

Happy Days.

Its Venkys that arent willing to reinvest any of the sales they pushed for but again the focus goes elsewhere. 

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Just noticed we play on the 31st evening vs PNE. Wasn’t it the last day of the window we had a night match when we fucked up the January window a year or so ago. Everyone in charge went for a jolly up in the away ground directors box - must have been the year before they all ordered a curry and cocked it up. 

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31 minutes ago, TheRovers1994 said:

It’s not they aren’t willing it’s cause they can’t , ffp is the biggest issue yet shit relegated sides get free reign, no funded the league has lost its edge as has the PL cause of these shit teams bouncing up and down 

No, that isn’t the case any more, I’m afraid- we’re the right side of FFP.

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There wasn't enough fight today. Our only chance was to get stuck in and ruffle a few feathers. There was none of that.

Burnley are not massively better than us but, in terms of quality, I would say every one of the their players are slightly better than every one of our players. They won all the individual battles all over the pitch and were in control for most of the match. 

We don't have anyone in our team that can control a match or make a difference against a decent team.

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2 minutes ago, superniko said:

Just noticed we play on the 31st evening vs PNE. Wasn’t it the last day of the window we had a night match when we fucked up the January window a year or so ago. Everyone in charge went for a jolly up in the away ground directors box - must have been the year before they all ordered a curry and cocked it up. 

Window closes Feb 3rd 

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Just now, Tyrone Shoelaces said:

That’s definitely true, and all the injuries haven’t helped. We need some bodies in next week, not on Jan 31st.

We’re a ‘fine margins’ team. We tend to lose and win by a single goal. I doubt that will change much. 
 

They scored with their only real chance today, a good header by a £20m striker. Apart from that they had nothing special to offer, and we contained them with ease.  
 

Eustace called new additions ‘vital’ in his pre match interview. We all know it. Hopefully the fuckwits in charge of the money do too. 
 

 

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6 minutes ago, RevidgeBlue said:

That would probably be quite convenient for Waggott/Pasha.

With no head coach or head of recruitment there'll be no-one to give them any real grief over lack of new signings. Leave replacements until Feb when it's too late to make any real difference and announce in John Williams style that January is a difficult window and we're keeping our (non existent) powder dry until summer.

Nice bit of compo for Eustace, the season fizzles out and they receive additional bonuses for exceeding their financial targets.

Happy Days.

There'd be three more empty seats in the Jack Walker next season if they did that. 

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1 minute ago, Forever Blue said:

hey scored with their only real chance today, a good header by a £20m striker. Apart from that they had nothing special to offer, and we contained them with ease.  

zian flemming is on loan from millwall and certainly is`nt worth 20 million quid,if he was millwall would have cashed in and he would`nt be playing for burnley😀

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