Burnley V Hull City Match Thread

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Chazz Rheinhold

Chazz Rheinhold

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Either a comfortable win or a same old City defeat, bogey team etc etc. FFS we have moved on.

We're far too good for these. 2 or 3 nil win for us today.

Jako
Chester Macca Davies
Elmo Robbo
Jake Hudd Diame

HBA Hernandez

Robbo back in for me, breaks quicker than Brady, better crosser anarl.
Got to stick with HBA, he should be free from a lot of the defensive duty of the last 3 games.

goals for HBA Hernandez and Jake. Comfortable as.........
 
I don't know Chazz, one of my patients asked me last night if I thought we'd win today
I'd like to think so, but you can never predict City so i'm not sure.

Saying that I predict us to win 3-1
 
The craziest of full time scores will be evident today. That said, Burnley may be of the mindset that To change, one must be truly sick & tired of being sick & tired. Thou I believe our need to consolidate will be even stronger. And City will break them apart for a win. 3 goals...
 
Stats

Four of the last five league meetings between Burnley and Hull City have ended with a 1-0 scoreline.
Hull City won the last meeting between the two sides at Turf Moor in March 2013, but this ended a run of seven straight wins for the Clarets over the Tigers.
Burnley have scored with a lower proportion of their shots than any other team in the Premier League (6%).
Burnley are the 10th side to fail to win any of their opening 10 Premier League matches of a single season. Three of the previous nine have survived.
Hull City have won just one of their last 10 Premier League away matches (W1 D4 L5).
Burnley have won just two of their last 18 home games in the Premier League (W2 D7 L9).
This is the 57th league meeting between Burnley and Hull but only the third in the top-flight.
After scoring in each of their opening eight Premier League games this season, Hull have now failed to score in their last two.
A defeat in this game will see Burnley match the record of their arch-rivals Blackburn in the 1996-97 season (W0 D4 L7). Rovers managed to avoid relegation that campaign.
Hull are the only Premier League team this season who don't have at least one player to have featured in every minute of every game.
 
Believe a draw is the best result we will get. Will watch the Liverpool v Chelsea match on TV and then decide at 2 am whether to watch the live City game or record it and watch over Sunday breakfast.

Note: Frequent 520 error problem tonight.
 
Mr. Hat said:
If Jakuposhit is starting we've already lost.

I think Watson should be given his professional debut.
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**** that bob. He looks about 14 with a dodgy quiff.


On the other side of the scale did anyone see Harry Maguire warming up last week? **** me more like Herman Munster, he's ****ing huge. I wish he'd have come on or played against Pelle. He'd certainly have out muscled him.
I'd like to see him get a chance especially in a 3 with Chezzy and Davies alongside him.
 
Hold Arsenal, Liverpool to draws in games we could have won. Lost by one dodgy goal to the team 2nd in the league.

And the bottom of the table team who are without a win only scored 5 goals and a minus 14 goal difference are favourites.....
 
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