Toothless. Burnley at Home.
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Me neither. Time to brave the cold though, frozen fingers crossed.Jugs wrote:I was trying to be positive about this one all day, and kept saying that I would back Dougie and maybe things will come good. But I just don't like the look of that lineup
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Knight's on the bench.StaffsTrotter wrote:is Knight injured - think he's been one of better performers for last few games or has DF pulled a tactical masterstroke as he knows Wheater will have Ings in his pocket
Wasn't it Wheater who looked like he was drowning in treacle as the Burnley forward walked past him at Turf Moor? From memory I think it was Zat-and-Wheats (statistically our worst centre-back combo)
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Re: Toothless. Burnley at Home.
I beginning to wonder if my prediction is a bit over-optimistic.Jugs wrote:But I just don't like the look of that lineup
Still, I'm pants at predicting, so who knows...
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yes but to be fair he was playing his first game for months and was still injuredDave Sutton's barnet wrote:Knight's on the bench.StaffsTrotter wrote:is Knight injured - think he's been one of better performers for last few games or has DF pulled a tactical masterstroke as he knows Wheater will have Ings in his pocket
Wasn't it Wheater who looked like he was drowning in treacle as the Burnley forward walked past him at Turf Moor? From memory I think it was Zat-and-Wheats (statistically our worst centre-back combo)
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Well, he can't make more than two changes or people will say he's tinkering and pissing about.Abdoulaye's Twin wrote:So again we're dropping one of our few In form players (Danns) for a new loanee. Is it just me that fails to see the logic
He's had to bring Medo in because it's a game to dig in and hope from the very off, rather than once we're 2-0 up, like against Bournemouth. Mark Davies is obviously the fall guy, because he didn't sprint backwards an hour into t =he game.
And he's had to drop Knight because we've got SOMEBODYELSEANYBODYELSEPLEASEGOD available.
I may be being sarcastic in some of this, but I'm not sure which bits any more.
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Most of 'em were, Staffs, it was the season opener.StaffsTrotter wrote:yes but to be fair he was playing his first game for months and was still injuredDave Sutton's barnet wrote:Wasn't it Wheater who looked like he was drowning in treacle as the Burnley forward walked past him at Turf Moor? From memory I think it was Zat-and-Wheats (statistically our worst centre-back combo)StaffsTrotter wrote:is Knight injured - think he's been one of better performers for last few games or has DF pulled a tactical masterstroke as he knows Wheater will have Ings in his pocket

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good luck LE. Spread yourself about a bit and fill those gapsLeverEnd wrote:Me neither. Time to brave the cold though, frozen fingers crossed.Jugs wrote:I was trying to be positive about this one all day, and kept saying that I would back Dougie and maybe things will come good. But I just don't like the look of that lineup
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I just find it depressing that playing reasonably well means the bench, especially when is a new loanee around.Dave Sutton's barnet wrote:Well, he can't make more than two changes or people will say he's tinkering and pissing about.Abdoulaye's Twin wrote:So again we're dropping one of our few In form players (Danns) for a new loanee. Is it just me that fails to see the logic
He's had to bring Medo in because it's a game to dig in and hope from the very off, rather than once we're 2-0 up, like against Bournemouth. Mark Davies is obviously the fall guy, because he didn't sprint backwards an hour into t =he game.
And he's had to drop Knight because we've got SOMEBODYELSEANYBODYELSEPLEASEGOD available.
I may be being sarcastic in some of this, but I'm not sure which bits any more.
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Well, it's not riveting, but if you wish you can watch them warm-up LIVE via the BW YouTube channel.
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Fair enough. Me, I'm more "slightly puzzled" than depressed.Abdoulaye's Twin wrote:I just find it depressing that playing reasonably well means the bench, especially when is a new loanee around.
It does seem that the manager has an away team (feat. Danns, no wingers) and a home team (feat. no Danns but two previous-manager wingers).
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fair point & tbf wheats is in the same position again tonight (assuming we'll find out in a few weeks he's not dougie fit)Dave Sutton's barnet wrote:Most of 'em were, Staffs, it was the season opener.StaffsTrotter wrote:yes but to be fair he was playing his first game for months and was still injuredDave Sutton's barnet wrote:Wasn't it Wheater who looked like he was drowning in treacle as the Burnley forward walked past him at Turf Moor? From memory I think it was Zat-and-Wheats (statistically our worst centre-back combo)StaffsTrotter wrote:is Knight injured - think he's been one of better performers for last few games or has DF pulled a tactical masterstroke as he knows Wheater will have Ings in his pocket

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Couldn't work out why on Saturday, so I made a clearly uneducated guess that he was saving Danns for tonight.Abdoulaye's Twin wrote:So again we're dropping one of our few In form players (Danns) for a new loanee. Is it just me that fails to see the logic
Knight was the better of the two CH's on Saturday.
Biz fcuking arre.
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Medo and Spearing start, to protect the back 4.jaffka wrote:If league tables are anything to go off, they suggest that Burnley are a more capable side than Bournemouth. Accordingly this offers Duggie more opportunity to shit himself about the opposition.BWFC_Insane wrote:We did not start with a defensive midfield against Bournemouth. I thought the balance of the starting line up was good.
He has said he knows everything about Ings. Ings comes short for the ball. He also scores goals, like he did when we apparently shackled him at the start of the season.
I suppose he has left himself short of options up front.
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And got left 1v1 because Knight contrived to lose a header to someone half his height.StaffsTrotter wrote:yes but to be fair he was playing his first game for months and was still injuredDave Sutton's barnet wrote:Knight's on the bench.StaffsTrotter wrote:is Knight injured - think he's been one of better performers for last few games or has DF pulled a tactical masterstroke as he knows Wheater will have Ings in his pocket
Wasn't it Wheater who looked like he was drowning in treacle as the Burnley forward walked past him at Turf Moor? From memory I think it was Zat-and-Wheats (statistically our worst centre-back combo)
I can't really pick between Knight, Mills and Wheater, but what I do know is that combination of any more than one of them has disaster written all over it.
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Re: Toothless. Burnley at Home.
anyway, COME ON YOU WHITE MEN
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Agree with the latter, but especially when it's ZK&DWPrufrock wrote:I can't really pick between Knight, Mills and Wheater, but what I do know is that combination of any more than one of them has disaster written all over it.
Oh well, it's not tonight, so good luck us!
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COYWM!!! Overcome that line up and keep those three points. Freedman out!
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Re: Toothless. Burnley at Home.
Burnley unchanged for 4 games, hopefully they will be burnt out.
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We're attacking the North Stand in the first half. Jimmy Phillips out!
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