Match Day Thread Burnley vs Newcastle

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Will we win this?

  • Definitely

    Votes: 5 21.7%

  • Probably

    Votes: 3 13.0%

  • Possibly

    Votes: 3 13.0%

  • Possibly Not

    Votes: 1 4.3%

  • Probably Not

    Votes: 5 21.7%

  • Definitely Not

    Votes: 2 8.7%

  • Don’t Know

    Votes: 3 13.0%

  • Not Applicable

    Votes: 1 4.3%
  • Total voters
    23
  • Poll closed .
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Monday 26th November 8.00pm
Turf Moor

Newcastle attempt to keep their unbeaten run going with a trip to Burnley on a Monday night.

According to Betfair we are slight favourites to win this. Based on our away form against teams in the bottom half a 0-0 looks more likely. However the Clarets are not having a vintage season and their home form has been poor.

No news yet on whether Dummett might be fit but Lejeune is back in training so there are a few options to move one of the central defenders to the left or pull Kenedy back. Apparently we are looking for a left back in the January window.

Its probably on TV, unless the PL have moved it just to piss us off.
 
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There is lots of overlap in those choices, Probably is as open-ended as Possibly, and Possibly is the same thing as saying Possibly Not, and Possibly Not carries the same suggestion as Probably Not, and Don't Know is basically the same as Possibly in this case, and Not Applicable might as well just be Don't Know!

Burnley ain't as good as last season, so mebbe, but I got no confidence in us.
 
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Charlie Dogscock said:
There is lots of overlap in those choices, Probably is as open-ended as Possibly, and Possibly is the same thing as saying Possibly Not, and Possibly Not carries the same suggestion as Probably Not, and Don't Know is basically the same as Possibly in this case, and Not Applicable might as well just be Don't Know!

Burnley ain't as good as last season, so mebbe, but I got no confidence in us.
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Just pick one - don’t overthink it.
 
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Gone for the old N/A. Match called off for the weather conditions being 'too Burnley'.

I reckon we'll sneak a draw. Burnley are ****e but we will have to play either Kennedy/ Manquillo at LB. That completely offsets difference in form
 
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Anyone got any match day memories of when we have played Burnley away in the past

I still remember going to Burnley on boxing day 1979
Took 4 trains to get there Newastle to York - York to Leeds - Leeds to Manchester then Manchester to Burnley
Arrived at Burnley train station (late)
About 3.15pm along with about 300 others where torrential rain poured out of the blackened skies as we all set off running towards Turf Moor. Weaving in and out of side streets as we slipped and slided over cobbled roads not a soul in sight other than 300 soaked to the skin Toon fans.
We eventually got to Turf Moor at about 3.30 only to find the turnstiles were shut
Some of the turnstile doors were then forced open and we clambered over the small metal turnstiles, we then ran to the top of the stairs to get our first glimpse of the game only for Burnley to score as we gasped getting our breath back (bugger)

I cant remember too much about the game itself other than we scored 2 goals in the game and they scored 3
We set off back towards the station still soaking wet from getting here and no chance of drying out as the rain continued to pour
I can remember there was no trouble with the home supporters, most likely due to the rain and everyone wanting to get home.
As we got into the station there was a train standing at the platform and we just dived straight on not knowing where it was going. Little did we know it was heading towards Preston- the opposite way to Manchester
We all got off at some little station and waited for the Preston to Manchester train
It wasn't too long before one arrived and we were off again heading towards Manchester
I can remember people taking off their coats as they were soaked to the skin
But I kept mine on remembering a documentary I had watched saying it would be warmer to keep wet clothes on than ti take them off, plus they had to put them back on again freezing cold
We got into Manchester station only to see at the other end of the station about 2000 Spurs fans heading home after their game against Man U.
I thought ****, this could get nasty. As the name calling and finger waving started to increase over the platforms about 30 police ran over to the Spurs fans to get them onto their train which had just arrived
We had our own ideas of what we would do as soon as the first of the Spurs tried to come across the railway lines but luckily it never came to that. The Jouney back to Leeds was uncomfortable as there was no seats to sit down in and many Toon fans found themselves lying down in the overhead luggage racks above startled passengers ha ha
By the time we set off from Leeds to York
It was about 8pm and people were were very quiet and feeling tired
We racked up back in Newcastle about 11.10pm
We missed our last bus home and a 6mile trek back was all that we had to look forward to until one of the lads rang his dad and he came out to pick us up in his pick up truck. There was 3 of us in the back of the open truck soaking wet, freezing cold and totally exhausted
Hence I have never been back to Burnley since <laugh>
So for all you that are going to Turf Moor have a safe dry jouney :emoticon-0148-yes:

3 - 2 to the Toon
 
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Who would people like to see covering LB in Dummy's absence?

Options are really Clark, Kenedy, Manquillo and Lazaar. Sterry and Gibson also potential contenders but maybe off the bench instead of starting.

Would be interested to see what Rafa does but I've got a feeling Clark is going to get the nod. Gives a bit more flexibility if we want to switch to a back 5 with Kenedy moving back to LWB and is natuarlly left footed. Could be Rafa moves Kenedy back and gives Murphy a run out as he has been talking about him this week also.
 
Hung said:
Anyone got any match day memories of when we have played Burnley away in the past

I still remember going to Burnley on boxing day 1979
Took 4 trains to get there Newastle to York - York to Leeds - Leeds to Manchester then Manchester to Burnley
Arrived at Burnley train station (late)
About 3.15pm along with about 300 others where torrential rain poured out of the blackened skies as we all set off running towards Turf Moor. Weaving in and out of side streets as we slipped and slided over cobbled roads not a soul in sight other than 300 soaked to the skin Toon fans.
We eventually got to Turf Moor at about 3.30 only to find the turnstiles were shut
Some of the turnstile doors were then forced open and we clambered over the small metal turnstiles, we then ran to the top of the stairs to get our first glimpse of the game only for Burnley to score as we gasped getting our breath back (bugger)

I cant remember too much about the game itself other than we scored 2 goals in the game and they scored 3
We set off back towards the station still soaking wet from getting here and no chance of drying out as the rain continued to pour
I can remember there was no trouble with the home supporters, most likely due to the rain and everyone wanting to get home.
As we got into the station there was a train standing at the platform and we just dived straight on not knowing where it was going. Little did we know it was heading towards Preston- the opposite way to Manchester
We all got off at some little station and waited for the Preston to Manchester train
It wasn't too long before one arrived and we were off again heading towards Manchester
I can remember people taking off their coats as they were soaked to the skin
But I kept mine on remembering a documentary I had watched saying it would be warmer to keep wet clothes on than ti take them off, plus they had to put them back on again freezing cold
We got into Manchester station only to see at the other end of the station about 2000 Spurs fans heading home after their game against Man U.
I thought ****, this could get nasty. As the name calling and finger waving started to increase over the platforms about 30 police ran over to the Spurs fans to get them onto their train which had just arrived
We had our own ideas of what we would do as soon as the first of the Spurs tried to come across the railway lines but luckily it never came to that. The Jouney back to Leeds was uncomfortable as there was no seats to sit down in and many Toon fans found themselves lying down in the overhead luggage racks above startled passengers ha ha
By the time we set off from Leeds to York
It was about 8pm and people were were very quiet and feeling tired
We racked up back in Newcastle about 11.10pm
We missed our last bus home and a 6mile trek back was all that we had to look forward to until one of the lads rang his dad and he came out to pick us up in his pick up truck. There was 3 of us in the back of the open truck soaking wet, freezing cold and totally exhausted
Hence I have never been back to Burnley since <laugh>
So for all you that are going to Turf Moor have a safe dry jouney :emoticon-0148-yes:

3 - 2 to the Toon
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But did you have a Hovis Sandwich when you got home that made the whole day alright?
 
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Hung said:
Anyone got any match day memories of when we have played Burnley away in the past

I still remember going to Burnley on boxing day 1979
Took 4 trains to get there Newastle to York - York to Leeds - Leeds to Manchester then Manchester to Burnley
Arrived at Burnley train station (late)
About 3.15pm along with about 300 others where torrential rain poured out of the blackened skies as we all set off running towards Turf Moor. Weaving in and out of side streets as we slipped and slided over cobbled roads not a soul in sight other than 300 soaked to the skin Toon fans.
We eventually got to Turf Moor at about 3.30 only to find the turnstiles were shut
Some of the turnstile doors were then forced open and we clambered over the small metal turnstiles, we then ran to the top of the stairs to get our first glimpse of the game only for Burnley to score as we gasped getting our breath back (bugger)

I cant remember too much about the game itself other than we scored 2 goals in the game and they scored 3
We set off back towards the station still soaking wet from getting here and no chance of drying out as the rain continued to pour
I can remember there was no trouble with the home supporters, most likely due to the rain and everyone wanting to get home.
As we got into the station there was a train standing at the platform and we just dived straight on not knowing where it was going. Little did we know it was heading towards Preston- the opposite way to Manchester
We all got off at some little station and waited for the Preston to Manchester train
It wasn't too long before one arrived and we were off again heading towards Manchester
I can remember people taking off their coats as they were soaked to the skin
But I kept mine on remembering a documentary I had watched saying it would be warmer to keep wet clothes on than ti take them off, plus they had to put them back on again freezing cold
We got into Manchester station only to see at the other end of the station about 2000 Spurs fans heading home after their game against Man U.
I thought ****, this could get nasty. As the name calling and finger waving started to increase over the platforms about 30 police ran over to the Spurs fans to get them onto their train which had just arrived
We had our own ideas of what we would do as soon as the first of the Spurs tried to come across the railway lines but luckily it never came to that. The Jouney back to Leeds was uncomfortable as there was no seats to sit down in and many Toon fans found themselves lying down in the overhead luggage racks above startled passengers ha ha
By the time we set off from Leeds to York
It was about 8pm and people were were very quiet and feeling tired
We racked up back in Newcastle about 11.10pm
We missed our last bus home and a 6mile trek back was all that we had to look forward to until one of the lads rang his dad and he came out to pick us up in his pick up truck. There was 3 of us in the back of the open truck soaking wet, freezing cold and totally exhausted
Hence I have never been back to Burnley since <laugh>
So for all you that are going to Turf Moor have a safe dry jouney :emoticon-0148-yes:

3 - 2 to the Toon
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Having re-read this story I think its made up bollocks - whoever heard of trains on Boxing Day.
 
Somebodys pinched my sombrero said:
Going with another 40 from Peterlee. Haven't been to Burnley for years.
Once down there I saw a hot dog seller in a row with some Geordie who said he'd short changed him. The seller ended up getting covered in sauce and mustard out of the squirty bottles. All you could see was the whites of his eyes <laugh>
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Was that not at Manchester????
My mate got short changed by a hot dog seller and he covered him from head to toe with tomato ketchup because he refused to cough up
 
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