I didn’t say we will do it? I believe we’re capable though, we’re not dead and buried just yet!ElectroClaret wrote: ↑Sun Feb 11, 2024 10:22 am
Christ on a bike, we've won 3 out of 24 all season.
Three.
What on earth gives you the tiniest scrap of belief that we're suddenly going to do a complete 180 ° turn and start playing with Man City type excellence?
Id love to know.
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Chris Wood didn’t play for us in February 2022, he was gone already. There is nothing wrong with opinion as I said, if he wants to say Amdouni isn’t good enough or he’s lazy, go ahead but some of the relentless attacks on Trafford, Ramsey and Amdouni are personal grudges not objective opinion.Newcastleclaret93 wrote: ↑Sun Feb 11, 2024 10:53 amFebruary 19th 2022 you referred to Chris Wood as and I quote “a big lazy sack of shite”
I hate it when fans that have attacked players for years suddenly get on there high horse
It doesn’t matter how well Ramsey plays, some will still slag him off, that is pretty fkn sad ain’t it? One of your own players can’t do right from wrong. Why? Because of his fee or the fact he slowly adjusted to the league/team?
Here’s one, I don’t think Brownhill is anywhere near good enough for this league, that doesn’t mean I’ll attack him game after game regardless of how well he plays.
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I think KRBFC's position that you should never slag the club or the players off unless your username is KRBFC is actually very wise and clever.
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In some ways I quite admire the lack of self awareness.
On a par with Liz Truss.
On a par with Liz Truss.
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Not sure if you read my post or not but I didn’t say that at all, slag our players off if you want, give your opinion, I just said the witch-hunt scapegoating of our own players is quite sad really.daveisaclaret wrote: ↑Sun Feb 11, 2024 12:55 pmI think KRBFC's position that you should never slag the club or the players off unless your username is KRBFC is actually very wise and clever.
Some of them can simply do no right in the eyes of some, im surprised Trafford hasn’t been blamed for world hunger yet.
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Because this is football and stranger things have happened. Totally against everything that has happened this season up to now but looking at our run in gives me confidence we can actually do it.ElectroClaret wrote: ↑Sun Feb 11, 2024 10:22 am
Christ on a bike, we've won 3 out of 24 all season.
Three.
What on earth gives you the tiniest scrap of belief that we're suddenly going to do a complete 180 ° turn and start playing with Man City type excellence?
Id love to know.
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I'd add to that, we have been better overall since the Arsenal game away when we finally realised that we can't play like we did in the Championship.JarrowClaret wrote: ↑Sun Feb 11, 2024 10:54 pmBecause this is football and stranger things have happened. Totally against everything that has happened this season up to now but looking at our run in gives me confidence we can actually do it.
The Muric/Trafford debate aside, I think if we add Foster and Taylor to the squad on Saturday then we aren't too bad. Cut out the soft goals and we can be competitive to the end of the season.
Also after Saturday we don't have to play Arsenal, Liverpool, City or Villa again.
Too little too late? Probably, but I think we can get closer than we currently look like being.
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There are 5 home games that are very winnable if you ignore Arsenal and Newcastle, Brighton being the hardest left I guess. I can see a couple of draws and maybe a win away from home probably not enough but you never know.
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I'd love to believe we could suddenly cut out the soft goals but surely that is wishful thinking.Goody1975 wrote: ↑Sun Feb 11, 2024 11:10 pmI'd add to that, we have been better overall since the Arsenal game away when we finally realised that we can't play like we did in the Championship.
The Muric/Trafford debate aside, I think if we add Foster and Taylor to the squad on Saturday then we aren't too bad. Cut out the soft goals and we can be competitive to the end of the season.
Also after Saturday we don't have to play Arsenal, Liverpool, City or Villa again.
Too little too late? Probably, but I think we can get closer than we currently look like being.
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I agree, unless we cut out the soft goals we are dreaming but I think overall we are a better outfit (especially with the three new guys) than we were in the early stages of the season.
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I know it's highly unlikely but Assignon would be an unreal permanent signing
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I don’t disagree with Goody’s assessment, but you touch on the problem. How many of the better performers are we going to keep if we go down? We could end up with an endless cycle of rinse and repeat, new builds every season.Vegas Claret wrote: ↑Mon Feb 12, 2024 12:38 amI know it's highly unlikely but Assignon would be an unreal permanent signing
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yep we can't do that, 2 or 3 is ok but anymore and it's just another **** show. I think the story was Assignon would only consider a perm move IF we stayed up. I don't give us a chance of staying up sadlyelwaclaret wrote: ↑Mon Feb 12, 2024 12:48 amI don’t disagree with Goody’s assessment, but you touch on the problem. How many of the better performers are we going to keep if we go down? We could end up with an endless cycle of rinse and repeat, new builds every season.
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Still believing but it’s getting a bit like still believing in Santa after seeing your dad putting out the presents. Three points against Arsenal and I’ll be up for it again though.Vegas Claret wrote: ↑Mon Feb 12, 2024 12:58 amyep we can't do that, 2 or 3 is ok but anymore and it's just another **** show. I think the story was Assignon would only consider a perm move IF we stayed up. I don't give us a chance of staying up sadly
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Speed and physicality are imperative at this level, it's something we have lacked all season.Vegas Claret wrote: ↑Mon Feb 12, 2024 12:38 amI know it's highly unlikely but Assignon would be an unreal permanent signing
I still have major concerns in the most important area of the pitch (central midfield), but we saw on Saturday how Esteve matched and then dispossessed Nunez (fastest recorded top speed in 2022 of 23.61mph ) in a foot race in the second half.
We have seen recent stats saying that O'Shea has the 5th fastest top speed this season.
Assignon looks to have extra height and speed compared to what has been seen at right back all season and it's obvious to see what Fofana has to offer.
We suddenly won't look like a team of under 16's in comparison to the opposition when lining up for the pre match handshakes. Just wish we'd have realised this in August.
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If we are relegated, that is a major concern, we may well look at loaning out players to keep them on the books with the hope that we bounce straight back.elwaclaret wrote: ↑Mon Feb 12, 2024 12:48 amI don’t disagree with Goody’s assessment, but you touch on the problem. How many of the better performers are we going to keep if we go down? We could end up with an endless cycle of rinse and repeat, new builds every season.
Even that will see us having to rebuild but the loan market may be the way to recruit. If we find the quality of Beyer, THB, Tella and Maatsen to supplement the players who may leave then we'd not be far off.
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I find it difficult to compute keeping players out on loan, playing different systems to different expectations for a season helps mould a Burnley team. Surely, the objective is to have a core coming through together and another following… in a hopefully slowing down continue cycle of improvement… modern version of the Burnley system up to the 80’s… teams growing through together and knowing each other inside out.. wasted on loans.Goody1975 wrote: ↑Mon Feb 12, 2024 1:07 amIf we are relegated, that is a major concern, we may well look at loaning out players to keep them on the books with the hope that we bounce straight back.
Even that will see us having to rebuild but the loan market may be the way to recruit. If we find the quality of Beyer, THB, Tella and Maatsen to supplement the players who may leave then we'd not be far off.
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yep, staggering how the majority of us knew we needed to add some serious physicality to our side and yet those inside Turf Moor didn't. I genuinely don't know how they screwed it up so badlyGoody1975 wrote: ↑Mon Feb 12, 2024 1:04 amSpeed and physicality are imperative at this level, it's something we have lacked all season.
I still have major concerns in the most important area of the pitch (central midfield), but we saw on Saturday how Esteve matched and then dispossessed Nunez (fastest recorded top speed in 2022 of 23.61mph ) in a foot race in the second half.
We have seen recent stats saying that O'Shea has the 5th fastest top speed this season.
Assignon looks to have extra height and speed compared to what has been seen at right back all season and it's obvious to see what Fofana has to offer.
We suddenly won't look like a team of under 16's in comparison to the opposition when lining up for the pre match handshakes. Just wish we'd have realised this in August.
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good description !elwaclaret wrote: ↑Mon Feb 12, 2024 1:02 amStill believing but it’s getting a bit like still believing in Santa after seeing your dad putting out the presents. Three points against Arsenal and I’ll be up for it again though.
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If we are relegated I agree it's far from ideal but some players will want to leave or will be targeted by clubs who want to take them off us.elwaclaret wrote: ↑Mon Feb 12, 2024 1:17 amI find it difficult to compute keeping players out on loan, playing different systems to different expectations for a season helps mould a Burnley team. Surely, the objective is to have a core coming through together and another following… in a hopefully slowing down continue cycle of improvement… modern version of the Burnley system up to the 80’s… teams growing through together and knowing each other inside out.. wasted on loans.
Can we afford to keep to whole squad in the Championship? If we had a crystal ball and knew we'd bounce back at the first time of asking, then maybe at a push but it's a big risk if we don't.
I would like to stay away from the high turnover of players, and if that means letting some leave for a year but are back for pre season the following season then that is better than losing them altogether.
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The three new guys have improved us but we don't turn up in games that matter like Luton and Fulham at home, hopefully that changes with these three now in the side.
We just have to beat Palace and hope results go our way the next few weeks to give ourselves any chance at all, we'll need to win every game against non big sides and maybe even throw a shock result in too along the way
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Luckily football doesn't work like that for the majority. If everyone only turned up when your team wins or is going through a good patch then it would be a very poorly attended sportNewcastleclaret93 wrote: ↑Sun Feb 11, 2024 12:17 pmNa just couldn’t be arsed to spend over £100 to watch us lose for the 18th time this season.
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I'd have missed several seasons if that was the case, several far worse than this seasonclaretonthecoast1882 wrote: ↑Mon Feb 12, 2024 7:54 amLuckily football doesn't work like that for the majority. If everyone only turned up when your team wins or is going through a good patch then it would be a very poorly attended sport
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The only thing you spend, re Burnley, is your time on here.Newcastleclaret93 wrote: ↑Sun Feb 11, 2024 12:17 pmNa just couldn’t be arsed to spend over £100 to watch us lose for the 18th time this season.
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I don't expect us to pick up many points between now and the end of the season. What I do expect is the same level of commitment shown at Anfield on Saturday.
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After 19 games I predicted the remaining 19 games and had us to finish on 45 points.
Since then my predicted total has dropped to 40 points.
I might have been slightly optimistic
Since then my predicted total has dropped to 40 points.
I might have been slightly optimistic
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It depends if he keeps on insisting to playing Ramsey and Amdouni . With them 2 points , without them 7 points .
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Oops , i read it wrong. I meant the next 5 games ( Biden moment) .