Clarets Firm Up Summer Schedule


By Burnley FC
May 15 2013

Burnley’s pre-season schedule is now taking shape following confirmation of two more games.   

The Clarets will travel to Morecambe’s Globe Arena on Tuesday, July 9 (7.45pm KO). Ticket details to be advised
 
This is followed by the recently announced trip to Cork, where Burnley play Cork City on Monday, July 15 (7pm KO).
 
On their return from Ireland, Burnley will play Carlisle United at Brunton Park on Saturday, July 20 (3pm KO). Ticket details to be advised

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Clarets Firm Up Summer Schedule
Discussion started by TheLongside.co.uk , 15/05/2013 19:36
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15/05/2013 19:36
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Dave Thomas
15/05/2013 20:43
Mr and Mrs T will be there in Cork with the supporters club... and all our chums

have chosen the home Sparta game for grandson Joe's first game

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Shanghaiclaret
15/05/2013 23:01
Bob Lord will be turning in his grave

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soapylily
16/05/2013 00:19
A tour of Malaysia would be nice Shanghai but I reckon Cardiff will be the one's who fill that role in the near future. How is the father of the bride?

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kaiapoi claret
16/05/2013 01:27
Chris I was thinking along those lines myself

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Shanghaiclaret
16/05/2013 08:18
Soapy

The father of the bride is excellent thanks. Just got back a couple of days ago. The resort was absolutely superb so you can imagine he is considerably poorer than he used to be.

Where are you now? Have you headed NW yet?

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soapylily
16/05/2013 11:09
Yes we arrived last night. Malaysia, truly asia!

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Shanghaiclaret
16/05/2013 13:29
Welcome home.

I hope that you find a nice house with good guest accommodation. That bit is important.

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fred dibnah
18/05/2013 00:45
A couple of nice friendlies there.
I doubt i'll bother with them though, they are pretty much meaningless. I really cant understand why people would want to travel hundreds of miles to see some of these games.
If the clubs charged summat like a fiver, just to cover costs, i might go, But at £15 a pop minimum, bollocks to that.
Its not like i cant afford it, its just principle really. Im not paying that for a kick about that means nothing.

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bordeauxclaret
18/05/2013 00:50
Are we not playing Altrincham and Bury this time ? I've got to like the trips to those two on warm summer days, rare chance to see some of the youth team as well.

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fred dibnah
18/05/2013 00:58
We need to be testing ourselves against a reasonable calibre of opposition, not shite thats not much better than Stockport.
Although to be fair, i do enjoy a day out at Accy. But thats more for the ale and the company rather that the actual football.

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bordeauxclaret
18/05/2013 09:10
It could work both ways those pre- season friendlies at Bury, Rochdale or Oldham Fred, sometimes you'd come off quite content and smug thinking 'well at least we're better than that shite'. Other times it could really be depressing and you'd come off thinking 'FFS, we're no better than that shite'.

BC
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Jabberwocky
18/05/2013 09:34
Cannot be arsed with a 4-hour drive to Cork for a friendly. Wish they were playing a team a bit closer.

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claretnbooze
18/05/2013 11:03
Usually enjoy Accy n Bury freindlies if on a Saturday but usually as Fred says as they are a good day on the ale.

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soapylily
21/05/2013 06:07
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Shanghaiclaret
Welcome home.
I hope that you find a nice house with good guest accommodation. That bit is important.

Just connected - it has!

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Casper
21/05/2013 08:17
Come over to the Carlisle game Jabber and stop at my house for tea smileys with beer

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Jabberwocky
21/05/2013 08:41
Me Mum and sister are over visiting then Casper. smiling smiley

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Casper
21/05/2013 12:18
Ah the "old washing my hair" routine. Well sod you then! (Sm98)

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Longsiders1882
21/05/2013 12:36
Can't understand why they don't organise a trip to Europe, test the squad against tougher, less well known opposition. Maybe get out to Germany - or even one of the Scandinavian countries?

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Jabberwocky
21/05/2013 12:57
I haven't been 'back home' since the play-off final, so it's long overdue Casper.

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