studio150
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Take a point now 1) to keep the unbeaten run going 2) Burnley will stay below us
But would prefer a win to move further clear.
But would prefer a win to move further clear.
No way Ryan could've done that
No I wouldn't take a point. We've beaten Spurs without Kane, Liverpool without Mane so we can do the same to Burnley without Wood and Barnes.
It is a shame March and Lamptey are out because I feel sure our 3 CBs would have taken care of their attacking threat and the wing-backs would have been given licence to maraud forward.
I hope Potter is bold and gives Veltman and Burn licence to attack. I think Burnley will miss Brownhill in midfield - he is good at breaking up play.
You can never write Burnley off and they are capable of pulling off a 1-0 win against almost any team but I feel it won't be tomorrow, what with their injuries and our form.
And in 2016. We had to equalise twice in the last minute that time, because the linesman wasn't watching the first time.Awful team to watch but always seem to do us, the last kick of the game at the Amex in 2019...
And in 2016. We had to equalise twice in the last minute that time, because the linesman wasn't watching the first time.
We didn't let him go. He was a West Brom player on loan to us.
Apart from that, I agree with you.
I wouldn't be surprised if Wood, Barnes and Brownhill all in the squad, we have a far worse injury crisis than them.
You take that back!
There's about 20 comments on this thread suggesting that, full of confidence gained in beating Liverpool at Anfield, we should be able to brush aside lowly Burnley, who *checks notes* just beat Liverpool at Anfield...
I wouldn't be surprised if Wood, Barnes and Brownhill all in the squad, we have a far worse injury crisis than them.
We didn't let him go. He was a West Brom player on loan to us.
Apart from that, I agree with you.
Through injury we're missing 5 of the 11 players that started our win at Anfield 2 weeks ago. So I respectfully disagree there.