Burnley 2 Crystal Palace 3
By Burnley FC
January 17 2015
Burnley spurned a two-goal lead for the second time in four days as Palace came from behind to snatch victory at a wintry Turf Moor.
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The Clarets had the perfect start for the second time in a week, racing into a two-goal lead inside 16 minutes through Ben Mee’s first Premier League goal and Danny Ings’ seventh of the season.
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I'd go with Reid, Keane, Mee, Lafferty IF Shacks and Tripps are out, not certain that they are out yet. Hell, we could even think about Arfield at right back with Kightly or Boyd in front of him. I remember when Peter Noble first came to the club and we played him at right back - a revelation he was, worth a punt?

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C'mon Burnley .
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gets worse doesn't it
not to worry - teams around us made no ground today.
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Another Game when we should easily have taken all the points.
Cheers.
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Ive not been online since Wednesday afternoon cause I was that @#$%& @#$%& off at Dyche. As soon as I saw we had dropped our 4 forwards on Wednesday I told my Dad "we've lost here, and as a result of that we will lose on Saturday too, leading it to it being another month or so before we build some momentum again".

Awful kick in the guts losing today, the game is on TV here in a -couple of hours = I'll be tempted to turn it off at the 86th minute. Thank goodness so many of our rivals lost.

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As I said, I heard the idiotic team decision about 7pm on Wedneday and instantly said well that's us losing within 90 today and losing at the weekend on the back of it.
It happened.
Lost interest now for a bit anyway, couldn't really give a @#$%& today, wasn't arsed at full time. Usually I would have screamed blue murder at that happening today but I was just like "oh whatever":
Won't be on here much for a while anyway, sacking focus on football off for a bit now we've nothing to play for. Gonna concentrate on work and training a bit more and got a trip to Berlin in February to look forward too.
Gonna go the Everton away game at the end of April for the day out, hopefully from then onwards were in a battle all the way (not safe or relegated by May) until the last game. Will enjoy that last 4 weeks of the Season then :-)

the team on wedensday weren't stopped from winning, they just had to play, win or lose, without 'some' of the regulars, you say you knew they (Burnley) "would lose" as a result of the men on the bench, and following would lose on Saturday as a result of the Cup loss on Wedensday....and to top-it-off, now Burnley are screwed for a month.
I say we won on Wedensday, I say we lost today because at 2-0 we thought we were cherry topped and Angel blessed, so we got stung, couldn't re-group (not Pro) then spent the remainder of the game in no mans land.
As for the coming game, 2 weeks at Sunderland, I look forward to it, they'll be kicking themselves after today, game was in the bag, so dust off and back on the Horse.
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We played a weakened team against Wednesday in the league cup, got beat, then drew with Man Utd four days later. If we hadn't rested some players on Wednesday we would have been even more legless than we were today, and probably not have run them so close. Dyche is a manager, the clue's in the name, you manage your resources as best you can, but it doesn't mean you'll win every game. And any half-wit can throw the same eleven out week after week, there is a bit more to it than that, but it seems to go over MHs head.
I do share his disappointment though, I'm not one for leaving early but I'd no intention of watching us finish that game, I was gone before injury time. And I've had just about enough of watching Arfield pretending to be a footballer. Dyche loves him, he must be doing something right down Gawthorpe, and he's a trier, but how he gets in before Kightly I've no idea, and I'm not a big fan of Keira.
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Quote:Aye once he laid on Ings' goal he could have been subbed... I wonder what the stats say?bordeauxclaret
And I've had just about enough of watching Arfield pretending to be a footballer
On a different subject both the first and third goals a ball watching weakness on the right hand side of the defence. Tripps for the first and Keane the last leaving tripps to mark 2 men on his side. SD will not be happy to ship 7 goals in 2 games.
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Also our rigid 442 that you love killed us today, pardew changed it at 2-0 down and went 451, we couldn't cope with it and don't have options to change it.
Bring on Sunderland - we go again.
I've no idea what the stats say soapy, I don't need them to count the number of times we lose possession when he gets it, it's just more often than not. Like I said he's a trier, he chases everything and that's how he managed to lay on a chance for Ings. Sadly in the PL that'll bring you a goal perhaps two or three times a season and that's not enough. Maybe you have to watch a game live for 90 minutes to be aware of just how poor he is, I accept that if you just watched MOD for the last two Saturdays you'd think he was a world beater, in reality, currently he's a liability.
Oh and don't bother reminding me about the 'Sanchez' type goal last week and those two nutmegs, I'm not saying he got lucky, but those are the only two times he's got the ball past a defender in the last three months, and I'm not joking, I'm serious. It was a good finish though, I'll give you that.
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I couldn't go on so had to give my ticket to my son but watching on highlights I have to say we looked 'leggy' I think the international break has come at a great time - just hope SD can do whatever business he wants to quickly and shores up the squad - we can definitely still do this.
Reid into centre
Wallace has played there before.
Drop Ings deeper to combat it.
All possibilities to stop us getting mullered in midfield.
Like when Pardew put an extra man in there for Newcastle Dyche simply did not react at all and paid the price.
"Joe Ledley lost the giant Ben Mee at the back post"
WTF !?!?
Do these people ever go to the games ?
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- both the first and third goals a ball watching weakness on the right hand side of the defence.
Exactly - you'll be punished plenty for that , applies to anywhere on the pitch.So keep it sharp, read the play, (interception) and know the team you up against, know when to hold and when to move, forward or... pull back, 'the righ time', so to 'make sure' that the 'majority' of movements are made with 'good reason', they result in something worthwhile, no willy - nilly guesswork, pointless passes or hoofing of the ball, think the game, the quicker they think, the better they'll be, and harder they'll be to play against.
Otherwise the opposition, if worth their salt, will just pull you apart.
btw - Palace were just as useless as Burnley, not nice to see, especially when I know that Burnley 'can' think the game, not perfectly, but enough to keep them in the Prem. imo

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Arfield into centre.
Reid into centre
Wallace has played there before.
Drop Ings deeper to combat it.
All possibilities to stop us getting mullered in midfield.
Like when Pardew put an extra man in there for Newcastle Dyche simply did not react at all and paid the price.
I certainly agree on Ings - in fact I thought our up turn in form coincided with Ings playing slightly deeper
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- both the first and third goals a ball watching weakness on the right hand side of the defence.
Exactly - you'll be punished plenty for that , applies to anywhere on the pitch.So keep it sharp, read the play, (interception) and know the team you up against, know when to hold and when to move, forward or... pull back, 'the righ time', so to 'make sure' that the 'majority' of movements are made with 'good reason', they result in something worthwhile, no willy - nilly guesswork, pointless passes or hoofing of the ball, think the game, the quicker they think, the better they'll be, and harder they'll be to play against.
Otherwise the opposition, if worth their salt, will just pull you apart.
btw - Palace were just as useless as Burnley, not nice to see, especially when I know that Burnley 'can' think the game, not perfectly, but enough to keep them in the Prem. imo
You've got to hold or give but do it at the right time
You can be slow or fast but you must get to the line
They'll always hit you and hurt you, defend and attack
There's only one way to beat them, that's get round the back
Keane's very promising but still learning, he's always liable to make mistakes and at this level you'll get punished. I'm not knocking him, we should have signed an experienced CH to support Shackell, instead we have Shackell babysitting a novice, not ideal, he'll make a top CH but it'll take time, he's not there yet.
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One incident I noticed, towards the end of the first half. We were attacking and Boyd lost the ball on the edge of there box and he sort of shook his head and started trying to chase back but without anything like his usual energy.
I'm not making excuses by the way but I just wonder whether some needed a break - makes resting a few midweek even more sensible!
We will come back after the break raring to go - and I don't think many/any will be away with the national sides? Unless there's some under 21 stuff?
Besides what you noticed about Boyd, in the first half Marney made two forward runs in quick succession, after the second run he ended up on the halfway line, hands on hips, blowing hard. I've rarely, if ever, seen Marney blowing on a football field before, he was certainly not himself in that game, neither were a few of the others imo.
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Only two of them are genuine prem players, maybe three.
So any reduction of work ethic, running, etc and any reduction of that 110% will have consequences as it did agin Palace.
There is no way they can perform game after game at this intensity. The cup game in mid week was a damned nuisance.
Two week break a god-send
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