Burnley 0-1 Man Utd - Tuesday 12th January, 2021

[Devil-Dick Willie]

I'm telling ya, this team has a hint of the SAF teams of his late term. Kinda shit but always winning by one, rather than losing by one or drawing. 

[Storts]

1 hour ago, Lucas said:

Well played Burnley.

Kept it solid, made it really awkward and only lost 1-0.

Pat on the back lads.

Better than playing ‘Bielsa-ball’ and getting tanked against every good side you play + Crawley 

[Lucas]

6 hours ago, Storts said:

Better than playing ‘Bielsa-ball’ and getting tanked against every good side you play + Crawley 

Given we're closer to Champions League spots than the relegation zone, I'll take it.

[RandoEFC+]

10 hours ago, Lucas said:

Well played Burnley.

Kept it solid, made it really awkward and only lost 1-0.

Pat on the back lads.

Dragging arguments about your own team into other match threads?

You have finally truly arrived in the Premier League sub-forums, congratulations, and welcome.

[Lucas]

6 hours ago, RandoEFC said:

Dragging arguments about your own team into other match threads?

You have finally truly arrived in the Premier League sub-forums, congratulations, and welcome.

Guilty  

I was in a bit of a mischievous mood. Sorry.

[Danny]

8 hours ago, Lucas said:

Given we're closer to Champions League spots than the relegation zone, I'll take it.

Burnley’s 4th season in the Prem in a row, with a decent mid table finish and a 7th place finish on consistently one of the lowest budgets in the league.

[The Artful Dodger]

It's ok for both to exist and be ok. Leeds are a bigger club than Burnley, with I imagine ultimate ambitions of competing for Europe in the not so distant future, next season they should have 40k crowds filling the coffers every week. They were able to attract Bielsa in the first place, could Burnley have done that? No chance. I get the idea of progression etc but it can be very difficult for small town clubs. The population of Burnley is around 70k. It is all relative.

 

[Cicero]