Norwich 2-0 Burnley - Sunday 10th April, 2022

[Stan]

Kick-off 14.00

Live on Sky Sports

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Last 3 Meetings
02/10/2021 - Burnley 0-0 Norwich
18/07/2020 - Norwich 0-2 Burnley
25/01/2020 - Burnley 1-2 Norwich (FA Cup)

Recent Form
Norwich - DLLLL
Burnley - WLLLL

[Waylander]

Burnley win this and they keep the pressure on Everton.

Will be an interesting one for the neutral.

[Bluebird Hewitt]

Why do I have a feeling that Burnley did all the hard work last night and they'll piss it up here?

[Dan+]

This just reeks of 0-0.

[Claret and Blue]

 

 

Big one for us boys today. Need the 3 points come on Burnley 

I got a feeling dyche might start with vydra and put weghorst on the bench. 

Cornet scored for first time in a long time other night. Hopefully boost his confidence 

 

Need more of this from him. His early form was brilliant 

 

 

 

[Claret and Blue]

On 07/04/2022 at 18:38, Bluebird Hewitt said:

Why do I have a feeling that Burnley did all the hard work last night and they'll piss it up here?

Hopefully your wrong but with our luck this season you'll probably be right 

[Stan]

Norwich lead early on... 

[Claret and Blue]

13 minutes ago, Stan said:

Norwich lead early on... 

We look well dodgy whenever they get at us can see them scoring again  

[Claret and Blue]

Our choice of passing when we get near the Norwich area is dreadful. Playing like strangers 

[RandoEFC+]

Delightful to see the flat out hubris of Dyche boasting about his "I don't think they know how to win a football match lads" team talk end up looking hilarious in just four days as Everton go and win a football game at Man Utd and Dyche's side having the absolute piss taken out of them by the bottom club.

Reminds me of Troy Deeney's 'cajones' comment about Arsenal a few years back. The media will bum you for a couple of hours for being "straight talking" but actually what Sean Dyche boasted about after winning midweek (which achieved nothing for him by the way, they'd already won the game, it was pure hubris) has given all of Frank Lampard's team talks for him for the rest of the season.

This should have been the end of the relegation battle today though if Everton had done a halfway professional job in the second half at Turf Moor. Frustrating but this weekend couldn't have gone better for us.

[Claret and Blue]

18 minutes ago, RandoEFC said:

Delightful to see the flat out hubris of Dyche boasting about his "I don't think they know how to win a football match lads" team talk end up looking hilarious in just four days as Everton go and win a football game at Man Utd and Dyche's side having the absolute piss taken out of them by the bottom club.

Reminds me of Troy Deeney's 'cajones' comment about Arsenal a few years back. The media will bum you for a couple of hours for being "straight talking" but actually what Sean Dyche boasted about after winning midweek (which achieved nothing for him by the way, they'd already won the game, it was pure hubris) has given all of Frank Lampard's team talks for him for the rest of the season.

This should have been the end of the relegation battle today though if Everton had done a halfway professional job in the second half at Turf Moor. Frustrating but this weekend couldn't have gone better for us.

Try looking at what he actually said not what the media posted

He actually mentioned your away form which was spot on didn't show any disrespect. Don't get too carried away yet not over 

 

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[Whiskey]

Never have I loved a tinpot shite club more. Is absolutely right Norwich.

Everton aren't we.

[OrangeKhrush]

Terrible result for Burnley,  but it does almost seal the deal for anyone around Southampton/Brentford/Villa(36pts) is pretty safe now. 

[Bluebird Hewitt]

On 07/04/2022 at 18:38, Bluebird Hewitt said:

Why do I have a feeling that Burnley did all the hard work last night and they'll piss it up here?

One job Burnley. One fucking job.

[Devil-Dick Willie]

Everton are going to get away with this aren't they?

[Dan+]

Shocking from Burnley. They're done this time. It's been a ride for them but they're going. It's been coming.

[Claret and Blue]

13 hours ago, Bluebird Hewitt said:

One job Burnley. One fucking job.

Story of our season so far out of the other sides currently in the bottom six we have one win against them and that was Everton midweek 

6 hours ago, Devil-Dick Willie said:

Everton are going to get away with this aren't they?

Hopefully not they've still got some tough fixtures but we've been woeful all season just hope we can pull something out of the bag 

1 hour ago, Dan said:

Shocking from Burnley. They're done this time. It's been a ride for them but they're going. It's been coming.

4 points off Everton they've got some tough fixtures left. Personally I think we're toast 

14 hours ago, RandoEFC said:

Delightful to see the flat out hubris of Dyche boasting about his "I don't think they know how to win a football match lads" team talk end up looking hilarious in just four days as Everton go and win a football game at Man Utd and Dyche's side having the absolute piss taken out of them by the bottom club.

Reminds me of Troy Deeney's 'cajones' comment about Arsenal a few years back. The media will bum you for a couple of hours for being "straight talking" but actually what Sean Dyche boasted about after winning midweek (which achieved nothing for him by the way, they'd already won the game, it was pure hubris) has given all of Frank Lampard's team talks for him for the rest of the season.

This should have been the end of the relegation battle today though if Everton had done a halfway professional job in the second half at Turf Moor. Frustrating but this weekend couldn't have gone better for us.

 

That's what he actually said. Nothing like the media made out. Probably better off listening to him rather than BBC etc. 

 

Unlike a lot of premier league managers he's got respect.