FULL-TIME: Burnley 1, Watford 1 (From Lancashire Telegraph)

Despite not getting all 3 points we were again the better side. How their keeper kept that header out I'll never know!

If we were coming away after scraping a lucky point I'd be worried. But we're feeling hard done to really and another win is just round the corner.

Blackburn are a mid-table side were less of a challenge than todays visitors whose away record is very respectable and we out played them for most of the game.

Ings and Long coming in and having great games are 2 big positives.

Would've liked to have seen Vokes on earlier than the last few minutes.

Our spirits were lifted, though, listening to the B*******d fans on Radio Lancashire, nearly in tears, after they seem to be slowly realising that their God-given right to be in the Prem is just a dream. You could hear the communal pennies dropping stuck in traffic on Lyndhurst road!!!!!

NO NAY NEVER

burnleyglentoran wrote:
Despite not getting all 3 points we were again the better side. How their keeper kept that header out I'll never know!

If we were coming away after scraping a lucky point I'd be worried. But we're feeling hard done to really and another win is just round the corner.

Blackburn are a mid-table side were less of a challenge than todays visitors whose away record is very respectable and we out played them for most of the game.

Ings and Long coming in and having great games are 2 big positives.

Would've liked to have seen Vokes on earlier than the last few minutes.

Our spirits were lifted, though, listening to the B*******d fans on Radio Lancashire, nearly in tears, after they seem to be slowly realising that their God-given right to be in the Prem is just a dream. You could hear the communal pennies dropping stuck in traffic on Lyndhurst road!!!!!

NO NAY NEVER

Only 1 goal behind them now.......they're sh1tting it... Although they won't admit it.

George White Bread wrote:

burnleyglentoran wrote:
Despite not getting all 3 points we were again the better side. How their keeper kept that header out I'll never know!

If we were coming away after scraping a lucky point I'd be worried. But we're feeling hard done to really and another win is just round the corner.

Blackburn are a mid-table side were less of a challenge than todays visitors whose away record is very respectable and we out played them for most of the game.

Ings and Long coming in and having great games are 2 big positives.

Would've liked to have seen Vokes on earlier than the last few minutes.

Our spirits were lifted, though, listening to the B*******d fans on Radio Lancashire, nearly in tears, after they seem to be slowly realising that their God-given right to be in the Prem is just a dream. You could hear the communal pennies dropping stuck in traffic on Lyndhurst road!!!!!

NO NAY NEVER

Only 1 goal behind them now.......they're sh1tting it... Although they won't admit it.

The whole of East Lancs is a shithole glad I left 12 yrs ago

chuffed to see treacy back oooked like he'll suit dyche's gameplan

pepperpot2296 wrote:

George White Bread wrote:

burnleyglentoran wrote:
Despite not getting all 3 points we were again the better side. How their keeper kept that header out I'll never know!

If we were coming away after scraping a lucky point I'd be worried. But we're feeling hard done to really and another win is just round the corner.

Blackburn are a mid-table side were less of a challenge than todays visitors whose away record is very respectable and we out played them for most of the game.

Ings and Long coming in and having great games are 2 big positives.

Would've liked to have seen Vokes on earlier than the last few minutes.

Our spirits were lifted, though, listening to the B*******d fans on Radio Lancashire, nearly in tears, after they seem to be slowly realising that their God-given right to be in the Prem is just a dream. You could hear the communal pennies dropping stuck in traffic on Lyndhurst road!!!!!

NO NAY NEVER

Only 1 goal behind them now.......they're sh1tting it... Although they won't admit it.

The whole of East Lancs is a shithole glad I left 12 yrs ago

And which blossoming pastures have you migrated to then?

George White Bread wrote:

burnleyglentoran wrote:
Despite not getting all 3 points we were again the better side. How their keeper kept that header out I'll never know!

If we were coming away after scraping a lucky point I'd be worried. But we're feeling hard done to really and another win is just round the corner.

Blackburn are a mid-table side were less of a challenge than todays visitors whose away record is very respectable and we out played them for most of the game.

Ings and Long coming in and having great games are 2 big positives.

Would've liked to have seen Vokes on earlier than the last few minutes.

Our spirits were lifted, though, listening to the B*******d fans on Radio Lancashire, nearly in tears, after they seem to be slowly realising that their God-given right to be in the Prem is just a dream. You could hear the communal pennies dropping stuck in traffic on Lyndhurst road!!!!!

NO NAY NEVER

Only 1 goal behind them now.......they're sh1tting it... Although they won't admit it.

Wow. Sounds like a really exciting time to be a Burnley FC supporter.

So lets get this straight. You're actually counting the goals scored column as you look to the day that you are above Rovers in the league table?

No other targets this season? Promotion? Play-Offs? Top Half?

Surely it must have dawned on Burnley supporters by now that they are never going to beat Blackburn in a football match. We handed you the opportunity on a plate and you still couldn't take it! Even now, with BRFC in disarray, Burnley still can't manage to clamber above us in the table, even if it is for a week or two.

Bless these numb dingles, getting all excited because their club is doing so well by being 'nearly' above BRFC. Can't imagine the scale of celebrations across Burnley if they do manage the magnificent achievement of being above BRFC in the league.

pepperpot2296 wrote:

George White Bread wrote:

burnleyglentoran wrote:
Despite not getting all 3 points we were again the better side. How their keeper kept that header out I'll never know!

If we were coming away after scraping a lucky point I'd be worried. But we're feeling hard done to really and another win is just round the corner.

Blackburn are a mid-table side were less of a challenge than todays visitors whose away record is very respectable and we out played them for most of the game.

Ings and Long coming in and having great games are 2 big positives.

Would've liked to have seen Vokes on earlier than the last few minutes.

Our spirits were lifted, though, listening to the B*******d fans on Radio Lancashire, nearly in tears, after they seem to be slowly realising that their God-given right to be in the Prem is just a dream. You could hear the communal pennies dropping stuck in traffic on Lyndhurst road!!!!!

NO NAY NEVER

Only 1 goal behind them now.......they're sh1tting it... Although they won't admit it.

The whole of East Lancs is a shithole glad I left 12 yrs ago

My school headmaster: Mr I. Redhead (Towneley) advised in 1967 that. "the best course of action for an aspiring school-leaver was to get out of E. Lancs.
I took his advice.
Then, 12 years ago, I got sick of how the not-so-nice Mr Bliar (sic) was ruining the country. Ergo, we upped sticks to the Costa Azahar.
Both have proved to be excellent moves.
I looked on Google-Earth 'streetview' the other day for our old house on the bottom block of Robinson St (next door but two to the Working Mens' club). It's no longer there, having been replaced by a mosque.

pepperpot2296 wrote:

George White Bread wrote:

burnleyglentoran wrote:
Despite not getting all 3 points we were again the better side. How their keeper kept that header out I'll never know!

If we were coming away after scraping a lucky point I'd be worried. But we're feeling hard done to really and another win is just round the corner.

Blackburn are a mid-table side were less of a challenge than todays visitors whose away record is very respectable and we out played them for most of the game.

Ings and Long coming in and having great games are 2 big positives.

Would've liked to have seen Vokes on earlier than the last few minutes.

Our spirits were lifted, though, listening to the B*******d fans on Radio Lancashire, nearly in tears, after they seem to be slowly realising that their God-given right to be in the Prem is just a dream. You could hear the communal pennies dropping stuck in traffic on Lyndhurst road!!!!!

NO NAY NEVER

Only 1 goal behind them now.......they're sh1tting it... Although they won't admit it.

The whole of East Lancs is a shithole glad I left 12 yrs ago

With commnets like that I should think everyone who new you is glad you left don't come back and don't coment about it.

bobinspain wrote:

pepperpot2296 wrote:

George White Bread wrote:

burnleyglentoran wrote:
Despite not getting all 3 points we were again the better side. How their keeper kept that header out I'll never know!

If we were coming away after scraping a lucky point I'd be worried. But we're feeling hard done to really and another win is just round the corner.

Blackburn are a mid-table side were less of a challenge than todays visitors whose away record is very respectable and we out played them for most of the game.

Ings and Long coming in and having great games are 2 big positives.

Would've liked to have seen Vokes on earlier than the last few minutes.

Our spirits were lifted, though, listening to the B*******d fans on Radio Lancashire, nearly in tears, after they seem to be slowly realising that their God-given right to be in the Prem is just a dream. You could hear the communal pennies dropping stuck in traffic on Lyndhurst road!!!!!

NO NAY NEVER

Only 1 goal behind them now.......they're sh1tting it... Although they won't admit it.

The whole of East Lancs is a shithole glad I left 12 yrs ago

My school headmaster: Mr I. Redhead (Towneley) advised in 1967 that. "the best course of action for an aspiring school-leaver was to get out of E. Lancs.
I took his advice.
Then, 12 years ago, I got sick of how the not-so-nice Mr Bliar (sic) was ruining the country. Ergo, we upped sticks to the Costa Azahar.
Both have proved to be excellent moves.
I looked on Google-Earth 'streetview' the other day for our old house on the bottom block of Robinson St (next door but two to the Working Mens' club). It's no longer there, having been replaced by a mosque.

Got to agree with you here bobinspain. Blair and mates tried their best to wreck the country. They pretty well succeeded. Can you believe he wants to come back!!! What a nerve he has. Wish he had emigrated to North Korea or somewhere like that where it would have been difficult even for them to wreck the economy which is already wrecked. He could open the flood gates there but nobody woud want to go.