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'Dans Le Potage' translated as "In the soup". They are certainly in 'Pitchy seas', a pedalo fighting the tide.
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any other year the manager is already sacked. wonder do they see kompany as the best bet to get promoted again?
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My guess is that they realise they are Burnley & probably recognise that the %age of newly promoted clubs getting relegated again is quite high & the unlikelihood of them attracting a better manager The only other person that you could consider realistically without a considerable expectation of failure is Sean Dyche - Originally posted by eaglesdare
any other year the manager is already sacked. wonder do they see kompany as the best bet to get promoted again?
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Originally posted by PalazioVecchio
Burnley lost again. Mods , if you wish to close the thread, that is an option. The title of the OP is no longer a debatable point for discussion. Burnley, second-worst goal difference.....worst form....Burnley are so bad i can say with certainty they will not be catching us. Edited by PalazioVecchio (19 Feb 2024 1.23pm) Lets keep it open until next Saturday night, when hopefully a strident home Palace victory will seal their fate.
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Originally posted by PalazioVecchio
Burnley lost again. Mods , if you wish to close the thread, that is an option. The title of the OP is no longer a debatable point for discussion. Burnley, second-worst goal difference.....worst form....Burnley are so bad i can say with certainty they will not be catching us. Edited by PalazioVecchio (19 Feb 2024 1.23pm) so 2-1 to burnley this weekend?
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nice
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Originally posted by timmyb1971
I genuinely felt that they were playing for 0-0 today in the hope that Forest and Everton both get docked ten more points. I’m with you on that, from the first few minutes Trafford was blatantly time wasting. Dreadful team, they had absolutely nothing, even they looked surprised when they scored.
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Originally posted by monkey
I’m with you on that, from the first few minutes Trafford was blatantly time wasting. Dreadful team, they had absolutely nothing, even they looked surprised when they scored. Bet365 were when I cashed out 3-1 before the VAR call. Cleared the account all bar 70p which they took over night
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Originally posted by monkey
well scoring an away-goal in the Premier League. Like an ugly spawny git pulling a fit bird....looking shocked and confused at how good it has all gone.
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Originally posted by PalazioVecchio
well scoring an away-goal in the Premier League. Like an ugly spawny git pulling a fit bird....looking shocked and confused at how good it has all gone. Prior to yesterday's game, Burnley had scored in their previous 5 Away games in the PL, at Man C,Liverpool, A.Villa, Burnley and Brighton.They drew at Brighton and beat Fulham.
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Originally posted by PalazioVecchio
It not requiring a miracle to keep them up. But rather a series of three or four miracles. Notwithstanding the possibility of them scoring against us within the first three minutes of the game. Burnley, back to the Championship. Gone Any sane person would agree that Burnley are down, but being human whilst it isn't a mathematical certainty we will look over our shoulder. I vaguely remember Palace in the Premiership/Division one ,we were eight points in front of Oldham and both sides had three matches to play,we were bitten in the posterior.
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Originally posted by PalazioVecchio
thank you Burnley for keeping Brentford down in the mire. it has often been noted about a bucket of crabs....when one is about to climb out, the others drag him back down. When the seagulls follow the trawler…….
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Originally posted by beak
Any sane person would agree that Burnley are down, but being human whilst it isn't a mathematical certainty we will look over our shoulder. I vaguely remember Palace in the Premiership/Division one ,we were eight points in front of Oldham and both sides had three matches to play,we were bitten in the posterior. If Forest and Everton are deducted 6 points I would say all 3 relegation places are in play. Even Sheffield United might buck up.
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Originally posted by PalazioVecchio
thank you Burnley for keeping Brentford down in the mire. it has often been noted about a bucket of crabs....when one is about to climb out, the others drag him back down. Exactly none of the doommongers on here have mentioned Brentford who are below us
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Originally posted by Badger11
If Forest and Everton are deducted 6 points I would say all 3 relegation places are in play. Even Sheffield United might buck up. They must surely be deducted 6!
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