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10 February 2012

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Miles could mean smiles for Burnley

THE Clarets are clocking up the miles – more than 2,500 of them – in the next two months.

Burnley boss Howe wants promotion for Kilby

BARRY Kilby has been given assurances by Eddie Howe that Burnley will give everything they’ve got to finish his last season as chairman on a high.

Burnley manager Eddie Howe cheered by young stars

EDDIE Howe praised Burnley’s youth players and staff after the club’s young stars reached the FA Youth Cup quarters finals for the first time in more than 30 years.

Kilby: New chairman must be part of the Clarets’ ‘social fabric’

BARRY Kilby believes the next chairman of Burnley Football Club will be a natural successor.

Kilby’s pride at Clarets stability

WINNING promotion to the Premier League, at Wembley, is an obvious highlight of Barry Kilby’s 13-year chairmanship.

Fletcher: Burnley chairman Kilby is up there with Lord

FORMER Burnley chief executive Paul Fletcher says Barry Kilby will be a tough act to follow, but insists the club can carry on his good work – especially if they find another Claret to succeed

Burnley blog: Kilby will be a tough act to follow

Matt Donlan column: Being Burnley chairman – it’s a tough job but someone’s got to do it.

Kilby is a top man, says former Burnley boss Cotterill

FORMER Burnley manager Steve Cotterill has described Barry Kilby’s decision to step down as chairman as “a loss to football”.

Burnley FC chairman Barry Kilby reveals he is fighting cancer

BURNLEY chairman Barry Kilby has revealed he is stepping down from the role after 13 years because he is fighting cancer.

Burnley to wait on Kilby successor

BURNLEY will wait until the end of the season before deciding on a new chairman, following Barry Kilby’s decision to step down from the role in May.

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