Burnley 1 Hull 1
By Burnley FC
September 11 2016
Burnley 1 Hull City 1 A last gasp Robert Snodgrass free kick denied the Clarets after Steven Defour looked to have won it with a worldie!
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Belgian international Defour struck 17 minutes from time with his first goal for the club, following a magnificent turn and run at goal from the half way line. But with virtually the last kick of the game, Snodgrass struck to level matters and break Burnley hearts. Clarets’ record signing Jeff Hendrick was named among the substitutes, after spending just two days training with his new team mates. But there was a first start for Icelandic summer signing Johann Berg Gudmundsson, who replaced Scott Arfield. However, it was a lively start from the visitors and Tom Heaton needed to be alert in the ninth minute to parry away an 18-yeard effort from Abel Hernandez, who looked to find the bottom corner with placement rather than power. An almighty scramble from Burnley’s first corner, which saw two George Boyd shots blocked, signalled the hosts’ immediate intent. And when Gudmundsson’s far post volley was deflected out into the path of Stephen Ward with 25 minutes on the clock, the Republic of Ireland full back’s audacious attempt from outside the box flew inches over. To read the full report please click on the link below; |
Burnley 1 Hull 1
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Date: 11/09/2016 11:24
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Burnley v Hull City
Posted by: BC2 (IP Logged)
Date: 05/09/2016 11:52
This early in the season there cannot be any such thing as a must win game. But for obvious reasons this game is as close as you're going to get to one in September. We really do not want anything less than three points.
Re: Burnley v Hull City
Posted by: Dave Thomas (IP Logged)
Date: 05/09/2016 22:39
Spot on there mon ami... because
a defeat will have us all long faced and making wild forecasts that we are all doomed
but a win and another 3 points... what a boost ... an on course again for Europe
it is a must win, if only because we must win these games against the weaker sides.
a defeat will have us all long faced and making wild forecasts that we are all doomed
but a win and another 3 points... what a boost ... an on course again for Europe
it is a must win, if only because we must win these games against the weaker sides.
Re: Burnley v Hull City
Posted by: Brian O'Neil (IP Logged)
Date: 05/09/2016 23:41
Hull are most definitely not a weaker side.
Re: Burnley v Hull City
Posted by: soapylily (IP Logged)
Date: 06/09/2016 12:39
We are due for a draw...
Re: Burnley v Hull City
Posted by: BC2 (IP Logged)
Date: 06/09/2016 13:38
Quote:soapylily
We are due for a draw...
We're even more due a 5-0 win soapy, now that would make my weekend.
Re: Burnley v Hull City
Posted by: Alfie (IP Logged)
Date: 06/09/2016 17:58
I will settle for nothing less than a draw,Hull are doing very well under Micky.. A defeat would be a very poor result for us though..
Re: Burnley v Hull City
Posted by: BC2 (IP Logged)
Date: 06/09/2016 19:47
Quote:Brian O'Neil
Hull are most definitely not a weaker side.
If we actually are weaker than Hull, then we really are in trouble Brian. It's going to be a long, hard season.
Re: Burnley v Hull City
Posted by: ManHug (IP Logged)
Date: 06/09/2016 20:06
There is no such thing as must win games. The amount of morons I had to tell that to last season was quite remarkable.
Only a few weeks ago someone said "Swansea is a must win game cause we're starting off with two homes and I doubt we will beat Liverpool"
My simple reply, and I quote, "Stange thing to say, each to their own, but I can see our undefeated run ending v Swansea, we will beat Liverpool though"
It's as bad as the nonsense "a good start to the season is a must".
No it's not. It's exactly the same as a good run of form at any other point of the season.
Only a few weeks ago someone said "Swansea is a must win game cause we're starting off with two homes and I doubt we will beat Liverpool"
My simple reply, and I quote, "Stange thing to say, each to their own, but I can see our undefeated run ending v Swansea, we will beat Liverpool though"
It's as bad as the nonsense "a good start to the season is a must".
No it's not. It's exactly the same as a good run of form at any other point of the season.
Re: Burnley v Hull City
Posted by: BC3 (IP Logged)
Date: 06/09/2016 22:33
"I can see our undefeated run ending v Swansea, we will beat Liverpool though"
What's the forecast for Saturday then mate ? I'm saying nowt, as you know I can't get it right even at half-time, so I've no chance on a Tuesday night.
What's the forecast for Saturday then mate ? I'm saying nowt, as you know I can't get it right even at half-time, so I've no chance on a Tuesday night.
Re: Burnley v Hull City
Posted by: fulledgelad (IP Logged)
Date: 06/09/2016 23:51
"There is no such thing as must win games"
Yes there is you MORON
If we hadn't beaten Leyton Orient on the 9th of May in the year of 1987,we probably wouldn't be where we are now.
Of course,you would say that wasn't a must win game.
MORON!!!
Yes there is you MORON
If we hadn't beaten Leyton Orient on the 9th of May in the year of 1987,we probably wouldn't be where we are now.
Of course,you would say that wasn't a must win game.
MORON!!!
Re: Burnley v Hull City
Posted by: morninbob (IP Logged)
Date: 07/09/2016 06:09
"It's as bad as the nonsense "a good start to the season is a must".
Apart from the fact that Dyche, Heaton and Mee all saying recently that our bad start last time cost us our place in the Prem.
Apart from the fact that Dyche, Heaton and Mee all saying recently that our bad start last time cost us our place in the Prem.
Re: Burnley v Hull City
Posted by: fulledgelad (IP Logged)
Date: 07/09/2016 07:00
(I was going to comment on that nonsense on my previous post but I got busy again.)
To add to bobs comment,Surely a good start to the season can only breed confidence and if we can look like a side that has a reasonable chance of staying up come January that can only help in enticing more quality players to join the cause.
To add to bobs comment,Surely a good start to the season can only breed confidence and if we can look like a side that has a reasonable chance of staying up come January that can only help in enticing more quality players to join the cause.
Re: Burnley v Hull City
Posted by: soapylily (IP Logged)
Date: 07/09/2016 12:23
Quote:fulledgelad
"There is no such thing as must win games"
Yes there is you MORON
If we hadn't beaten Leyton Orient on the 9th of May in the year of 1987,we probably wouldn't be where we are now.
Of course,you would say that wasn't a must win game.
MORON!!!
Fulledge while you are correct, is there any reason to resort to personal abuse on this friendly site?
Re: Burnley v Hull City
Posted by: fulledgelad (IP Logged)
Date: 07/09/2016 13:36
Yeah he abuses others who have a different opinion than him.
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Re: Burnley v Hull City
Posted by: ManHug (IP Logged)
Date: 07/09/2016 19:58
Quote:morninbob
"It's as bad as the nonsense "a good start to the season is a must".
Apart from the fact that Dyche, Heaton and Mee all saying recently that our bad start last time cost us our place in the Prem.
That patch of form cost us as we didn't pick up points but it makes no odds where that pitch of form started an ended. There are 30 periods where that winless run could have stated. Didn't make no odds when it happened. Sean has said as much. It's all media BS rhetoric that gets spat out.
The bad start didn't cost us at all. We could have swapped that run or games for the results in another run of games, switched them around and the points outcome (for us) us still the same.
Re: Burnley v Hull City
Posted by: ManHug (IP Logged)
Date: 07/09/2016 20:01
Quote:fulledgelad
Yeah he abuses others who have a different opinion than him.
I don't abuse anybody you silly old man. I don't lower myself to that at all. Once some pleb decides to call me names for whatever reason then I'll just reply as fit then. Not ONCE have I chosen to "abuse" anybody on rye internet, I'm not six. Once some two-bob c**t who doesn't know me decides they can start with the offensive name calling though, then I'll do what I want.
Think you need to drink a bit less, kiddo.
Re: Burnley v Hull City
Posted by: ManHug (IP Logged)
Date: 07/09/2016 20:01
"Moron! ".
Remarkable.
State of you, ya silly old goat.
Remarkable.
State of you, ya silly old goat.
Re: Burnley v Hull City
Posted by: BC2 (IP Logged)
Date: 07/09/2016 20:08
Quote:BC3
"I can see our undefeated run ending v Swansea, we will beat Liverpool though"
What's the forecast for Saturday then mate ? I'm saying nowt, as you know I can't get it right even at half-time, so I've no chance on a Tuesday night.
Hey Mystic Meg, never mind playing silly beggars with FL, what's the result against Hull ? Three points or what ?
Re: Burnley v Hull City
Posted by: fulledgelad (IP Logged)
Date: 07/09/2016 20:31
All you have to do is admit that there are such things as MUST WIN GAMES,then I will sincerely apologise for my strong word and delete it from that post.Of which I wrote whilst having a break at work.
If you are still adamant that there is no such thing as MUST WIN GAMES,
Of those of us who do,do you still consider us as morons ?
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If you are still adamant that there is no such thing as MUST WIN GAMES,
Of those of us who do,do you still consider us as morons ?
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Re: Burnley v Hull City
Posted by: Alfie (IP Logged)
Date: 07/09/2016 21:27
Jilted John thinks Gordon is a moron..
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Re: Burnley v Hull City
Posted by: Dave Thomas (IP Logged)
Date: 07/09/2016 21:32
There most certainly ARE must win games.
Wembley 2009... no win and we were insolvent... admin beckoned
I rest my case
Wembley 2009... no win and we were insolvent... admin beckoned
I rest my case
Re: Burnley v Hull City
Posted by: Alfie (IP Logged)
Date: 07/09/2016 21:49
Quote:Dave Thomas
There most certainly ARE must win games.
Wembley 2009... no win and we were insolvent... admin beckoned
I rest my case
Yes,I agree Dave..I respect Manhugs opinions,as he is usually spot on,but in this case I have to differ with him.. It wouldn't be right though if we all held the same opinions ..
Re: Burnley v Hull City
Posted by: fulledgelad (IP Logged)
Date: 07/09/2016 22:21
You are a moron if you have a different opinion to him.
Re: Burnley v Hull City
Posted by: BC2 (IP Logged)
Date: 08/09/2016 11:35
I suppose I should feel guilty, it was me wot first mentioned 'must win game', which kicked of the shitstorm of abuse, but I don't. It's a regular feature on forums, this foaming at the mouth at the mention of must win games and I love it.
It's like a November 5th firework display, light the blue touch-paper and stand well back. Or perhaps a better analogy is the pantomome season,
Widow Twankey, "It's a must win game."
Wishy Washy, "No it isn't."
Chorus, "Oh yes it is."
Audience, "Oh no it isn't."
Love it.
It's like a November 5th firework display, light the blue touch-paper and stand well back. Or perhaps a better analogy is the pantomome season,
Widow Twankey, "It's a must win game."
Wishy Washy, "No it isn't."
Chorus, "Oh yes it is."
Audience, "Oh no it isn't."
Love it.
Re: Burnley v Hull City
Posted by: fulledgelad (IP Logged)
Date: 08/09/2016 16:16
You should receive a 1 week ban for incitement. 
Anyway,after all that,I have to say that I also don't consider this Hull game an absolute must win game.I'd be just about content with a point.
But when some pretentious young brat is insistent that there is 'no such thing as must win games'and refers to them who think different to him as morons.
Well,after going through hell with this lot that's when I can lose it.
Never heard such gobbledigook.
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Anyway,after all that,I have to say that I also don't consider this Hull game an absolute must win game.I'd be just about content with a point.
But when some pretentious young brat is insistent that there is 'no such thing as must win games'and refers to them who think different to him as morons.
Well,after going through hell with this lot that's when I can lose it.
Never heard such gobbledigook.
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Re: Burnley v Hull City
Posted by: Brian O'Neil (IP Logged)
Date: 08/09/2016 19:40
Handbags back in their holsters please.
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Re: Burnley v Hull City
Posted by: fulledgelad (IP Logged)
Date: 08/09/2016 21:26
Oh yes he did
Quote:There is no such thing as must win games. The amount of morons I had to tell that to last season was quite remarkable
Re: Burnley v Hull City
Posted by: soapylily (IP Logged)
Date: 09/09/2016 08:13
Handbags? Toys back in the prams more like 
In some ways this IS a "must win" game - for morale, self-confidence, self-belief, contentment with a "successful" transfer window - beating Hull will give the Clarets' squad a boost that will last them a couple of months.
In some ways this IS a "must win" game - for morale, self-confidence, self-belief, contentment with a "successful" transfer window - beating Hull will give the Clarets' squad a boost that will last them a couple of months.Re: Burnley v Hull City
Posted by: fulledgelad (IP Logged)
Date: 09/09/2016 08:22
Nice to know you're one of his Morons.
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Re: Burnley v Hull City
Posted by: BC2 (IP Logged)
Date: 09/09/2016 15:02
It might not be a must win game, but it's certainly a six pointer. We need to be winning it.
Re: Burnley v Hull City
Posted by: fulledgelad (IP Logged)
Date: 09/09/2016 15:27
"Need to be winning it"
Needs must = must win = must win game
Needs must = must win = must win game
Re: Burnley v Hull City
Posted by: Dave Thomas (IP Logged)
Date: 09/09/2016 17:49
ah ha... is there such a thing as a six pointer... mathematicians have tried to figure this out since football began...
Re: Burnley v Hull City
Posted by: fulledgelad (IP Logged)
Date: 09/09/2016 21:36
We win we get 3 points
Hull win they get 3 points
3+3=6 Simples! 😉
Hull win they get 3 points
3+3=6 Simples! 😉
Re: Burnley v Hull City
Posted by: fulledgelad (IP Logged)
Date: 09/09/2016 22:39
Johnny Ball,eat your heart out
Re: Burnley v Hull City
Posted by: soapylily (IP Logged)
Date: 09/09/2016 23:20
Doesn't that mean playing Hull is a twelve pointer? 
Re: Burnley v Hull City
Posted by: fulledgelad (IP Logged)
Date: 10/09/2016 01:24
Crikey you need another maths lesson
A draw = 1 point each and both teams drop 2 points
1+1=2 2+2=4 then add thr two totals togethet
2+4=6 Simples!
A draw = 1 point each and both teams drop 2 points
1+1=2 2+2=4 then add thr two totals togethet
2+4=6 Simples!
Re: Burnley v Hull City
Posted by: Brian O'Neil (IP Logged)
Date: 10/09/2016 01:55
Get a grip...........Orient 87 v 120m squid and in the prem.SD the best manager in 60 years what the F are you all worrying about.sit back and enjoy.The gods have blessed us and you should not pis* them off.We are truly blessed and in a place we can not explain.If hull win they still have a teawat for an owner whereas we are as one.
Re: Burnley v Hull City
Posted by: soapylily (IP Logged)
Date: 10/09/2016 09:36
Interesting stat from the BBC:
Burnley have won 10 of the last 12 league meetings, including all four Premier League fixtures. Those four wins account for a quarter of Burnley's total victories in the division.
Burnley have won 10 of the last 12 league meetings, including all four Premier League fixtures. Those four wins account for a quarter of Burnley's total victories in the division.
Re: Burnley v Hull City
Posted by: BC2 (IP Logged)
Date: 10/09/2016 10:10
Another cliché then, not only is this almost a 'must win game' and a 'six pointer', we are Hull's 'bogey team'.
Re: Burnley v Hull City
Posted by: Shanghaiclaret (IP Logged)
Date: 10/09/2016 16:33
Yeah baby. Allez Defour
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Re: Burnley v Hull City
Posted by: Shanghaiclaret (IP Logged)
Date: 10/09/2016 16:56
Bloody hell
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Re: Burnley v Hull City
Posted by: BC3 (IP Logged)
Date: 10/09/2016 18:11
If we had won that it would have been papering over the cracks, we were 2nd best all afternoon against a team we were 10 points better than last season.
Imminent was the buzzword in August, I'm suggesting a different word for September.
Ominous.
Imminent was the buzzword in August, I'm suggesting a different word for September.
Ominous.
Re: Burnley v Hull City
Posted by: soapylily (IP Logged)
Date: 10/09/2016 22:35
and yet SD sounded happy with everything after the 1st 15 minutes...
Re: Burnley v Hull City
Posted by: BC3 (IP Logged)
Date: 10/09/2016 22:59
Yes I heard that soapy, he'd clearly been watching a different game to me, if Hull had won 3-1 we couldn't have complained.
Re: Burnley v Hull City
Posted by: morninbob (IP Logged)
Date: 11/09/2016 08:11
He's good at doing that Dyche, playing down a disappointment, he will have been raging inside.
Re: Burnley 1 Hull 1
Posted by: fulledgelad (IP Logged)
Date: 11/09/2016 18:55
Dyche doesn't like wingers does he..but he knows we are crying out for one.or at least someone who can ping a cross in.
Great to meet up with Kaiapoi again..Proper Bloke..great to have so many mutual pals too..Proper Folk..
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Great to meet up with Kaiapoi again..Proper Bloke..great to have so many mutual pals too..Proper Folk..
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Re: Burnley v Hull City
Posted by: BC3 (IP Logged)
Date: 11/09/2016 20:21
Quote:morninbob
He's good at doing that Dyche, playing down a disappointment, he will have been raging inside.
I can remember a couple of years ago after a game, he was talking about all the positive aspects, than the interviewer mentioned someone having to go off injured and said that must have been a negative, he just said 'Don't do negative'.
Re: Burnley 1 Hull 1
Posted by: Brian O'Neil (IP Logged)
Date: 12/09/2016 00:51
Negative is in itself a negative which is self defeating and pointless.Delusion is considerably better than negative which puts negative into perspective.
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