Arkwright
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Palace could easily afford the fees if they sell Zaha. Don't know what Dyche's relationship is like with the players but if a manager moves they often go back to the old club and cherry pick the best players.
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[Football] Dyche on way out?
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Palace could easily afford the fees if they sell Zaha. Don't know what Dyche's relationship is like with the players but if a manager moves they often go back to the old club and cherry pick the best players.
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A selective use of stats there. If you go by yellow cards, it's a different story - Burnley had more than anyone else last season and are well ahead of Brighton this season too.
You're right that we had a poor record before this season but we've sharpened up our act considerably (I suspect our disciplinary record played a minor part in CH's dismissal). We've had two this season - and one of them saw the offender immediately shipped out of the club. The other was for two yellows - one of which was for dissent.
I don't see Burnley as an excessively dirty side but I think Brighton's fans' view of the team is coloured by Barton's stamp on Kayal. He didn't receive a red card for that (which is why it's not always a reliable stat) and it's something that's irked us ever since.
Thanks that might be what SE20 was alluding to but he's so full of shite he couldn't even answer his own question.
It'll be interesting to see how palace manage to sign Tarks on a 'small' contract.
He'll still take them for £100k a week.
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Other teams' fans do think Burnley are a big, dirty side. We had that from Watford before yesterday. There are people on their message board who are convinced that Burnley are bigger and dirtier that they are - even though the 5-year sending off rate is 19-3 to them, and they were last night an average of almost 2 inches per man taller than Burnley.
Burnley aren't a big side - they just play big.
Indeed. 'Number of reds' is a crap metric to cling to, and he knows it.
Just means Burnley are will drilled in the cynical side of the game. We've seen it from them plenty of times - take it in turns to hit the opposition's creative players - share the cards around, and keep 11 on the pitch.
Interestingly, the other team so institutionally cynical is Bournemouth, managed by Burnley's most recent manager.
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studio150
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Just means Burnley are will drilled in the cynical side of the game. We've seen it from them plenty of times - take it in turns to hit the opposition's creative players - share the cards around, and keep 11 on the pitch.
Interestingly, the other team so institutionally cynical is Bournemouth, managed by Burnley's most recent manager.
Burnley yellow cards
2017/18 65 4th worst in division
2018/19 75 2nd worst
2019/20 60 5th worst
200 and counting in the last 3 seasons
Brighton same period 163
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Doubly annoying, I suppose, when the FA disciplinary committee looked at it after the event and they agreed with the ref that it wasn't deliberate.
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Indeed. And that season you had the last laugh.
If Dyche does depart do you think Joey Barton would be considered and would you like him to take over.
If not, which realistic candidates would the fans like and who would they hate to come?
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I'm assuming the Ref went to the Dominic Cummings Test Centre?
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Although people may eventually notice that Tarkowski was beaten by Craig Dawson at almost corner. Yes, Craig Dawson.
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Indeed. Our fans have a cyncial view of the FA disciplinary process - there was a lot of unhappiness about that.
The committee does tend to support the ref in pretty much every case (unless he's got something really, really wrong) so to say that the commitee failed to act doesn't really say much TBH
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That was a joke of a decision - you can see the force he slams his foot down knowing full well kayals leg is underneath - completely unnatural movement. Anyone who’s played the game knows that. But **** knows what the panel were thinking. But the main issue was he wasn’t sent off in the game as he should have and we’d have prob won. But that’s football.
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A lot wouldn't trust Barton - he was a model pro under Dyche but he's already had a police investigation at Fleetwood and he's very much a loose cannon. Michael Duff gets the sentimental vote for being ex-Burnley and doing well at Cheltenham. Definitely not Mark Hughes - as much for being a duff manager as for being ex-Blackburn. Chirs Hughton has been mentioned, assuming he isn't frightened off by all the silly prejudices - very few of us care what colour skin he has. But ultimately, I think Dyche will stay because (even if he is frustrated by the small squad) he wouldn't get a better gig anywhere else.
Especially when followed by the Hemed ban....
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Possibly a contributory factor being that Tarkowski was marking someone else and went to Dawson at the last second. Nobody's perfect, and something was awry with the marking.
Indeed.
Burnley players are very very well drilled. Part of that is about pushing the rules and gamesmanship to the absolute limit without getting a red.
Burnley are masters of anti-football. I remember a Premier League match where they were booting the ball out of play at every opportunity whilst Dyche applauded, clear in the knowledge that their defending from throw ins is exceptional and they were breaking our rhythm. Awful and frustrating to watch.
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These things happen. There's no doubt at all that he was in the air jumping over Kayal and he landed, but that's possibly down to gravity rather than malice. It was widely believed that he chose his landing spot based on where Kayal was going to roll to and that he deliberately leaped high to make sure gravity did a good job.
Who cares. We'd probably still have equalised in the last minute as often as we needed to. That's football.
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You could argue that Kayal lifts his leg to obstruct and Barton is already airborne, although the stamp does look pre meditated