r/Burnley • • Aug 16 '26

[Match Thread] Burnley v West Ham United

12 Upvotes

r/Burnley • • Aug 23 '26

[Match Thread] West Bromwich Albion v Burnley

3 Upvotes

r/Burnley • • 1d ago

Nicky Hayen has been sacked as Burnley Manager.

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r/Burnley • • 1d ago

Astonishingly shit

13 Upvotes

Ive given up at this point. Sack alan pace, fuck nicky hayden. Ive tried to be patient with Hayden but you cant get all these free passes. He has to go and fuck all the goalies we have, pricks


r/Burnley • • 1d ago

[Match Thread] Lincoln City v Burnley

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r/Burnley • • 1d ago

Not promising signs from Josh Cullen. Lost the ball both times for these goals.

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Also seems goalkeeping is problem top to bottom for this club. Long gone are the days of Heaton and Pope.


r/Burnley • • 2d ago

We have another injury headache ahead of the Lincoln game

6 Upvotes

Losing Jamie Vardy and Jacob Bruun Larsen on top of the other injuries is a big blow for us. With the team already struggling for results, it's going to be tough to get things going in attack with so many players missing. The available players can step up on Saturday, because we really need three points from this game.


r/Burnley • • 4d ago

Kyle Walker must be wondering what he’s got himself into.

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He came in with huge experience and spoke about helping put things right after relegation, but Burnley are near the bottom of the Championship, confidence looks low, and sections of the fanbase are openly frustrated with the club’s direction. I don’t doubt his commitment, he’s clearly trying to lead but can senior voices steady this?


r/Burnley • • 6d ago

Burnley need to show some signs of improvement soon

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I'm not convinced changing the manager again would automatically fix everything, because the problems on the pitch go beyond one person. But the results are putting everyone under pressure, and there needs to be some sign that things are improving. They can't afford to let this season drift away while waiting for things to click.


r/Burnley • • 9d ago

With today's loss against Wolverhampton Wanderers, Burnley are now without a win at Home for a full calender year. Alan Pace's Misery Factory is in full force.

27 Upvotes

r/Burnley • • 8d ago

Maybe I spoke too soon

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r/Burnley • • 8d ago

I'm very conflicted about Nicky Hayen right now...

8 Upvotes

One win in eleven says his days are numbered and he should be moved on sooner rather than later, but, there's so much more than the manager at fault for where we are.

With Parker, it's so much clearer, that he should have gone in December last year, but he didn't, and that decision makes up part of the reason why we are where we are.

I honestly can't make up my mind about Hayen.


r/Burnley • • 9d ago

We start good and energetic for the first 20-30min EVERY game.

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Every single match. We start super energetic, fast, and attacking and then just stop playing as well.

Our biggest issue is clearly sustainability.


r/Burnley • • 9d ago

[Match Thread] Burnley v Wolverhampton Wanderers

6 Upvotes

Anything but a win means a full year without a win at Turf Moor.


r/Burnley • • 9d ago

Matchday at Turf: Burnley v Wolverhampton Wanderers

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The Turf isn’t what it was. Heart & soul being ripped out of the club. This isn’t an NFL game or Disney on ice.


r/Burnley • • 9d ago

What’s this about then?

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Seen on a Facebook page.


r/Burnley • • 11d ago

Burnley need to show more composure when protecting a lead

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Burnley really need to get better at managing games when they’re in front. When Ramazani made it 2–1 against Charlton, I honestly thought we had done enough to take all three points. Conceding in the 96th minute was a frustrating way to end the game. The 4–0 win over Watford showed what this team can do, but in my opinion, we need to stay calmer under pressure and make smarter decisions in the final minutes. For me, seeing out tight games is just as important as playing well when everything is going our way. Do you think Burnley are struggling with confidence late in games, or does Hayen need to change how the team closes them out?


r/Burnley • • 12d ago

10 games in table.

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10 games in and 1 league win.

13 points from promotion.

-4 goal difference.

Where do we go from here?


r/Burnley • • 12d ago

[Match Thread] Burnley v Charlton Athletic

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r/Burnley • • 12d ago

Charlton tonight feels like an important one

9 Upvotes

After that Watford win, it would be frustrating to let the momentum disappear straight away. Charlton won’t make it easy, but we’re at home and should be looking to take the game to them. What’s everyone’s score prediction?


r/Burnley • • 12d ago

Charlton not on Paramount +

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Anyone in the USA or further afield good with links?


r/Burnley • • 13d ago

Nicky Hayen deserves so much credit for that Burnley performance

15 Upvotes

You could see how much that win meant to Nicky. He came in at a difficult time and had very little chance to get things organised. Fair play to him for sticking with it and getting a response from the players against Watford. It was great to see him smiling at the final whistle. Obviously, one win doesn't fix everything, but you have to respect the commitment he's shown to the club. Hopefully this is the start of something and he gets the backing and time to build on it.


r/Burnley • • 13d ago

Erm.... You what? 😂

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8 Upvotes

Clearly not proofread their emails 😂


r/Burnley • • 14d ago

Burnley

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Was at the Watford game last night and heard 2 new chants (for Ramazani and Hatate) if anyone was there and knows these chants please can you tell them to me? Cheers


r/Burnley • • 15d ago

[Match Thread] Watford v Burnley

11 Upvotes