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25-May-09: Championship Play-Off Final - Sheffield Utd v Burnley

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A thread for friendly rivalry & unbounded excitement.

"friendly"?

 

I didn't agree to that.

 

:P

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"friendly"?

 

I didn't agree to that.

 

:P

 

well, think it needs to be don't you? seeing as though we have to face eqach other at wembley in September? :P :laugh3:

well, think it needs to be don't you? seeing as though we have to face eqach other at wembley in September? :P :laugh3:

 

Hmmm true, and at Manchester before that. Ok, I'll be nice til' then :nice: :P.

 

If Burnley wins I'll just go into :shame:.

My uncle is all geared up and getting happy as he supports Burnley :)

 

Come on Burnley, we don't want the "we blame West Ham for us getting sent down, even though we were crap" team next year

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Wemblesqueeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

 

and hurrah for claret & blue clocks :D

 

Town's clock goes claret and blue

 

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The four clock faces of Burnley Town Hall have been turned claret and blue in support of the promotion-seeking football club.

 

Burnley face Sheffield United in the Championship play-off final at Wembley on Monday, with the prize a place in the Premier League.

 

It is the first time in 120 years the clock has displayed the club's colours.

 

The last time Burnley played in English football's top flight - then the First Division - was in 1976.

 

Burnley Council chief executive Steve Rumbelow said he wanted to create a beacon of support for the team.

 

61st game

 

David Farrar, who has responsibility for the upkeep of the clock, said: "The feeling around Burnley is great at the moment.

 

"There is claret appearing all over the place, from offices to front windows, so it's good to be doing something here too at the town hall.

 

"I was here the last time Burnley achieved promotion, so I am hoping that will be the case this time too," the Clarets fan said.

 

The lighting effect has been achieved by using coloured light bulbs.

 

When Burnley turn out at Wembley it will be their 61st game of the season after a campaign in which they also reached the semi-finals of the Carling Cup.

 

The Clarets will be taking 36,000 supporters with them for their Wembley day out.

 

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/lancashire/8061643.stm

Comeon Burnley

 

But knowing Sheffield United if Burnley did win, they will end up suing somebody

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Jen is very happy, but very tired :D

 

The road to Wembley was claret & blue :D London has indecisive weather which didn't do me any favours. Wembley Way is the most mental piece of land i have ever walked down. The stadium is incredible & big, and noisy. Booooooo to all the Club Wembley members who left a big swathe of empty seats - there are people out there who couldn't get tickets, and would have loved to attend. Very impressed with the Met too! Their crowd control after the match was very impressive, only 10 mins to get onto the platform on Wembley Park, not too many peple let through at a time.

Jen is very happy, but very tired :D

 

Very impressed with the Met too! Their crowd control after the match was very impressive, only 10 mins to get onto the platform on Wembley Park, not too many peple let through at a time.

Good to hear! :nice:

 

I was impressed by the crowd control on New Year's Eve 2007/08 as well.

They were very organised and there were about 1 million people :stunned: around the London Eye the newspapers said...

Happy days! Deserving of an avatar change :D

 

And are you also considering changing your username to BusyBeeBurnley??:rolleyes:

Congrats to Burnley!!

 

Random, but I remember seeing Ralph Coates once at Broxbourne station when he played for Spurs back in the olden days!! Haha!

Congrats to Burnley!!

 

Random, but I remember seeing Ralph Coates once at Broxbourne station when he played for Spurs back in the olden days!! Haha!

 

Who??:stunned:

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And are you also considering changing your username to BusyBeeBurnley??:rolleyes:

 

Burns is an abbreviation of Burnley. :)

Who??:stunned:

 

He's what you might call a "Vintage Claret" !!:)

:smug:

 

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QHDtppt2eag]YouTube - BURNLEY WEMBLEY VICTORY 25 05 09[/ame]

Burns is an abbreviation of Burnley. :)

 

Aha! So finally it all makes sense!!:bulb:

 

Ian was always a Burnley fan first and a Man U fan second, I take it.................;)

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