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Clarets off to Scotland

6:21pm Tuesday 6th May 2008

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BURNLEY are set to play three pre-season friendlies in Scotland in July.

The first will be at Queen of the South on July 19, while fixtures against manager Owen Coyle's former club St Johnstone, and Partick Thistle are lined up for the following Monday and Wednesday.

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J.P, burnley says...
6:30pm Tue 6 May 08

these were arranged 2 weeks ago.old news

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ray keith, at home gutted says...
6:37pm Tue 6 May 08

after them clowns being offered new contracts and these mouthwatering freindleys,i want to ask flood and this bunch of muppets"DO YOU KNOW WHAT YOUR DOING?"

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Howard Gayle, says...
7:44pm Tue 6 May 08

I'm surprised Burnley never offered Davis the managers job. If anyone knows how Burnley FC ticks, its Davis!

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yoda, says...
8:16pm Tue 6 May 08

ah,

the dingles playing in Europe again

ha ha ha

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Terry, Rose Grove says...
10:46pm Tue 6 May 08

Were all going on a european tour and i cant wait and with a bit of luck we might find our blimp

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cypruslad, cyprus says...
5:05am Wed 7 May 08

Not a good standard of football in scotland,might have a chance of a draw.

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Paul Ward, College says...
11:41am Wed 7 May 08

I totally agree that Steve Davis was not offered the Burnley manager role. I think the Clarets faithful would not be like this, snide comments.

Look at the bigger picture, Burnley are a small fish in a big sea. We are the 19th best supported club (but we have the best fans though) in the Championship. 11,000 gates compared to the bigger clubs who get 20,000+.

We are doing well to survive in the Championship but I want us to get in the Premier League but we will get there eventually :).

We have a tight/small budget so if Coyle managed to get us in the Premier League it will be a minor miracle, unless the board give him funds to spend.

UP THE CLARETS!

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Burnley Taxpayer, Burnley says...
2:06pm Wed 7 May 08

Oh what a disappointment. Read the headline 'Clarets off to Scotland' and thought they were doing a Wimbledon and re-locating. Seems we have to put up with another year of town centre drunks and traffic chaos all so the terminally bored can watch the terminally untalented every other Saturday afternoon.

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Straight Talker, Rossendale says...
8:56pm Wed 7 May 08

Howard Gayle wrote:
I'm surprised Burnley never offered Davis the managers job. If anyone knows how Burnley FC ticks, its Davis!
My thoughts exactly!

Would know the club inside out what the fans expect!

Thrilling fixtures - what about that eh? I bet the average Clarets fan can't wit for July!

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Floody Hell, Counting Floods Coffers says...
10:27pm Wed 7 May 08

How exciting, Scottish Manager, Scottish captain and now Scottish friendlies, Burnley must be connected to the Labour party . All 3 would struggle in League 2, should give the next group of unknown has-beens and Scottish imports burnley get on free transfers a good test.
Time Flood stopped the rot and stopped making Burnley a laughing stock both sides of the border.

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Doonhamer, Accrington says...
12:10pm Thu 8 May 08

i think you will be out of your depth aginst the mighty QOS, on and off the park.

Beware the Blue Meanies...

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JOHN MILES, burnley says...
8:26pm Sat 10 May 08

MEGA CLUBS,EXITING!!!USUA

L BURNLEY!!!SMALL TIME.GET RID OF ALL BOARD,THEY HAVENT A CLUE!OBVIOUSLY COYLES NO CONTACTS SOUTH OF THE BOARDER

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