Blimey, sad news.

There weren't any Ricky Gervais tribute acts around for sure 😉

They are 7th in the form table.

Didn't someone say they put a block on a new pitch? And those costs don't contribute to FFP? That may point to whether they are being parsimonious or not, if true.

Stoke (A) = D Reading (H) = W B'ham (A) = W Norwich (H) = L H'field (A) = W Hull (H) = W Coventry (H) = L Nobbers (A) = W Dingles (H) = L Luton (H) = D Millwall (A) = L 75 points is my guess, but then I didn't expect wins against Leicester and Sheffield United so we may pick up a few more points if we can keep up that kind of "positivity and hard work".

"Leave Burnley alone!!!"

In the same season they lost 6-3 to City too 🤭

Gutted that I missed it.

Burnley's reserves against Fleetwood, at home 😄 😄 😄 I didn't mention rattled 😄 I didn't mention your run as lacklustre 😄 I asked why the dip in form? You should be embarassed for losing control over your bodily functions over a question asking if you'd had a few injuries. But at your age, it's unsurprising. Good, your motherbrother will be missing you.

Welcome to the club, you'll have the best times and the worst times 😄 Hopefully you've joined us at the right time and things are only going to get better. The Jack Walker upper view is brilliant. I've been in every part of the stadium and that's probably the best. The Riverside stand is also a good view, I was a ST holder for years in there, but it's now falling to bits.

Not as hilarious as scraping by 10 man Fleetwood in the cup at home, in the 90th minute. So tell me, what was hilarious considering I was just paraphrasing your fellow uncle f***ers?

I was amazed that some of our players were still flying across the pitch in the last ten minutes. Maybe fitness levels are better now.

It's not just against Blackpool, so my question was due to some of their fans on social media saying performance levels had dropped recently. I saw one conversation saying that they can afford to lose a few games now, and another that said that Twine had been disappointing compared to Cork. Then yesterday fighting amongst themselves and I saw a few bits of online tittle tattle between their superfans and people questioning the tactics. Clearly a triggering subject. Imagine them if the wheels really start to fall off.

The f*** are you talking about? I asked if there were some injuries to answer for the drop in form.

More injuries, since the season kicked off.

It sounds like your last five or six games have been a bit lacklustre (barring Huddersfield) coinciding with Tella being a bit off it, but it may just be that your fans are overreacting. Are a few injured?

We need to beat Stoke, Reading, Birmingham, Hudds and Hull if we want to have any chance of promotion. We have a tricky final five games of the season so we need to stock up on points now.

Looking at it from their perspective, they must be very worried about ours.

How you greet family in Burnley.

In hindsight, a more fitting punishment would be GBH.

https://www.readytogo.net/smb/threads/mowbray.1601968/

He has dropped other players like Travis, Buckley, Wharton, Dolan, Szmod. With Kaminski being first team goalie without question, and Brereton being the star player, and let's face it capable of scoring a goal out of nothing, they aren't easily droppable. What's more promising is that Dolan and Pears have stepped up and taken their chance, it's not something we witness a lot!

To be fair there aren't many managers that would drop Kaminski and Brereton.

I can't disagree with that.

I tend to agree that the players have finally adapted to what's wanted, rather than it's changed. Earlier in the season we weren't helped by the likes of Travis and Buckley looking clueless. Sorba has helped a lot with playing a more direct game too.