Liverpool v Burnley ressies
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Here is a working (currently) link to the match if you are interested
http://www.justin.tv/uktvsport_football1/popout
http://www.justin.tv/uktvsport_football1/popout
[quote author=Wilko7 link=topic=36325.msg959565#msg959565 date=1254945685]
[quote author=the count link=topic=36325.msg959563#msg959563 date=1254945144]
Excellent free kick by Pacheco in injury time. Should be the winner.
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And was it?
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Yep.
[quote author=the count link=topic=36325.msg959563#msg959563 date=1254945144]
Excellent free kick by Pacheco in injury time. Should be the winner.
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And was it?
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Yep.
The Offal Site is still down, so no info from there yet. What incompetence - they proudly announced on LFCTV a couple of days ago that the 'new and improved' site was already up and running, then the old one went down yesterday and the new one has yet to appear. Shambolic.
[quote author=Assulin link=topic=36325.msg959536#msg959536 date=1254940530]
[quote author=gkmacca link=topic=36325.msg959517#msg959517 date=1254937013]
Burnley's manager playing himself as a striker 😱. Anyway, should be a decent game.
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commentators complimenting the fact, i dont even know what to think about it!
[/quote]
Paul Furlong and Dean Windass are both 41 and still playing in the 2nd division so for a 43 year old to play a reserve game it's hardly a major issue.
[quote author=gkmacca link=topic=36325.msg959517#msg959517 date=1254937013]
Burnley's manager playing himself as a striker 😱. Anyway, should be a decent game.
[/quote]
commentators complimenting the fact, i dont even know what to think about it!
[/quote]
Paul Furlong and Dean Windass are both 41 and still playing in the 2nd division so for a 43 year old to play a reserve game it's hardly a major issue.
From Burnley FC's site:
http://www.burnleyfootballclub.com/page/LatestHeadlines/0,,10413~1820682,00.html
Liverpool Res 1 Burnley Res 0
The TV cameras highlighted players at both ends of the
spectrum as Burnley Reserves fell to an agonising last gasp
defeat to Liverpool.
Clarets boss Owen Coyle attracted a posse of cameras,
photographers and journalists, all intrigued by a Premier
League manager still pulling on his boots.
But it was the gloves of new signing Jonathan Lund, looking to
start out on his career, which really caught the eye.
The 20-year-old goalkeeper shone against Liverpool's fluid
second string, making three excellent first half saves on a
night of precious few chances at Tranmere Rovers' Prenton Park
ground.
And it took a stunning 92nd minute free kick from Daniel
Pachero to finally beat the Clarets keeper, who did not
deserve the cruel sting in the tail, which came after Nik
Kudiersky saw red late on for two bookable offences.
Coyle started in attack, alongside last season's youth team
goals sensation Wes Fletcher.
And the teenager had a glimpse of goal in the opening 10
minutes, seeing a half-chance snatched away as he chested down
a left wing cross from Christian Kalvenes.
Lund was called into action for the first time midway through
the half, diving to deny Nathan Eccleston as the Liverpool
striker looked to curl the ball into the far corner.
The Clarets keeper again denied Eccleston five minutes later,
this time with a stunning low save to his left after Ben
Hoskin and Nik Kudiersky were undone by a mazy run.
And the former Leeds United stopper was again perfectly
placed, showing a safe pair of hands when Vincent Weul let fly
from distance.
Burnley weathered that spell of pressure and created their
first real opening four minutes before the interval when
Alex-Ray Harvey's penetrating run was unceremoniously halted
30 yards out.
Coyle and Scottish starlet Joe McKee lined up the resulting
free kick, which the latter cannoned into the wall of red
shirts.
Liverpool were a whisker away from opening the scoring in the
58th minute when a corner was flicked on to David Amoo, whose
instinctive header from eight yards flashed just wide.
But Burnley were more than matching their hosts, creating
their bet opening in the 70th minute, which saw Harvey force a
sprawling save from Martin Hansen.
Seconds later Kudiersky hacked the ball clear from inside the
six-yard box as for once the Reds found a dangerous low ball
into the danger zone.
Coyle finally made way for Michael King with just over 15
minutes remaining.
And with 10 minutes remaining a glorious chance to perhaps win
the game fell the Clarets way.
There best move of the evening eventually saw McKee bide his
time before picking out the run of Richard Eckersley, who
could not keep his far post volley down after ghosting into
the box.
Kudiersky, who was booked in the 56th minute, incurred the
wrath of referee Colin Harwood again in the 86th, clattering
into Eccleston in the centre circle and seeing an inevitable
red.
The Reds from Anfield thought their last chance had gone when
Pacheco blasted over from eight yards in the final minute with
the goal at his mercy.
But when Eckersley handled 25 yards from goal 90 seconds into
the three minutes of added time, Spaniard Pacheco arced a
superb free kick over the wall to snatch victory.
BURNLEY RES: Lund, Hoskin, Kalvenes, Anderson, Kudiersky,
Edgar, Eckersley, Harvey, Coyle (King 73), Fletcher, McKee.
Substitutes: MacDonald, Knowles, McEneaney, Devenney.
Booked: Kudiersky 56, Harvey 76
Sent off: Kudiersky 86
LIVERPOOL RES: Hansen, Irwin, Threlfall, Darby, Ayala, Pacheco,
Saric (Poloskei 46), Amoo, Eccleston, Spearing, Weul (Brouwer
59).
Subs: Bouzanis, Mendy, Kohlert.
Booked: Spearing 84
http://www.burnleyfootballclub.com/page/LatestHeadlines/0,,10413~1820682,00.html
Liverpool Res 1 Burnley Res 0
The TV cameras highlighted players at both ends of the
spectrum as Burnley Reserves fell to an agonising last gasp
defeat to Liverpool.
Clarets boss Owen Coyle attracted a posse of cameras,
photographers and journalists, all intrigued by a Premier
League manager still pulling on his boots.
But it was the gloves of new signing Jonathan Lund, looking to
start out on his career, which really caught the eye.
The 20-year-old goalkeeper shone against Liverpool's fluid
second string, making three excellent first half saves on a
night of precious few chances at Tranmere Rovers' Prenton Park
ground.
And it took a stunning 92nd minute free kick from Daniel
Pachero to finally beat the Clarets keeper, who did not
deserve the cruel sting in the tail, which came after Nik
Kudiersky saw red late on for two bookable offences.
Coyle started in attack, alongside last season's youth team
goals sensation Wes Fletcher.
And the teenager had a glimpse of goal in the opening 10
minutes, seeing a half-chance snatched away as he chested down
a left wing cross from Christian Kalvenes.
Lund was called into action for the first time midway through
the half, diving to deny Nathan Eccleston as the Liverpool
striker looked to curl the ball into the far corner.
The Clarets keeper again denied Eccleston five minutes later,
this time with a stunning low save to his left after Ben
Hoskin and Nik Kudiersky were undone by a mazy run.
And the former Leeds United stopper was again perfectly
placed, showing a safe pair of hands when Vincent Weul let fly
from distance.
Burnley weathered that spell of pressure and created their
first real opening four minutes before the interval when
Alex-Ray Harvey's penetrating run was unceremoniously halted
30 yards out.
Coyle and Scottish starlet Joe McKee lined up the resulting
free kick, which the latter cannoned into the wall of red
shirts.
Liverpool were a whisker away from opening the scoring in the
58th minute when a corner was flicked on to David Amoo, whose
instinctive header from eight yards flashed just wide.
But Burnley were more than matching their hosts, creating
their bet opening in the 70th minute, which saw Harvey force a
sprawling save from Martin Hansen.
Seconds later Kudiersky hacked the ball clear from inside the
six-yard box as for once the Reds found a dangerous low ball
into the danger zone.
Coyle finally made way for Michael King with just over 15
minutes remaining.
And with 10 minutes remaining a glorious chance to perhaps win
the game fell the Clarets way.
There best move of the evening eventually saw McKee bide his
time before picking out the run of Richard Eckersley, who
could not keep his far post volley down after ghosting into
the box.
Kudiersky, who was booked in the 56th minute, incurred the
wrath of referee Colin Harwood again in the 86th, clattering
into Eccleston in the centre circle and seeing an inevitable
red.
The Reds from Anfield thought their last chance had gone when
Pacheco blasted over from eight yards in the final minute with
the goal at his mercy.
But when Eckersley handled 25 yards from goal 90 seconds into
the three minutes of added time, Spaniard Pacheco arced a
superb free kick over the wall to snatch victory.
BURNLEY RES: Lund, Hoskin, Kalvenes, Anderson, Kudiersky,
Edgar, Eckersley, Harvey, Coyle (King 73), Fletcher, McKee.
Substitutes: MacDonald, Knowles, McEneaney, Devenney.
Booked: Kudiersky 56, Harvey 76
Sent off: Kudiersky 86
LIVERPOOL RES: Hansen, Irwin, Threlfall, Darby, Ayala, Pacheco,
Saric (Poloskei 46), Amoo, Eccleston, Spearing, Weul (Brouwer
59).
Subs: Bouzanis, Mendy, Kohlert.
Booked: Spearing 84
[quote author=Pesam link=topic=36325.msg959774#msg959774 date=1254995994]
[quote author=Assulin link=topic=36325.msg959536#msg959536 date=1254940530]
[quote author=gkmacca link=topic=36325.msg959517#msg959517 date=1254937013]
Burnley's manager playing himself as a striker 😱. Anyway, should be a decent game.
[/quote]
commentators complimenting the fact, i dont even know what to think about it!
[/quote]
Paul Furlong and Dean Windass are both 41 and still playing in the 2nd division so for a 43 year old to play a reserve game it's hardly a major issue.
[/quote]
It's not a major issue, it's unusual, hence why Macca commented on it, and I say well done to Owen Coyle for getting in the mix with the kids.
Burnley are growing on me.
regards
[quote author=Assulin link=topic=36325.msg959536#msg959536 date=1254940530]
[quote author=gkmacca link=topic=36325.msg959517#msg959517 date=1254937013]
Burnley's manager playing himself as a striker 😱. Anyway, should be a decent game.
[/quote]
commentators complimenting the fact, i dont even know what to think about it!
[/quote]
Paul Furlong and Dean Windass are both 41 and still playing in the 2nd division so for a 43 year old to play a reserve game it's hardly a major issue.
[/quote]
It's not a major issue, it's unusual, hence why Macca commented on it, and I say well done to Owen Coyle for getting in the mix with the kids.
Burnley are growing on me.
regards
[quote author=Vlads Quiff link=topic=36325.msg959783#msg959783 date=1254998222]
[quote author=Pesam link=topic=36325.msg959774#msg959774 date=1254995994]
[quote author=Assulin link=topic=36325.msg959536#msg959536 date=1254940530]
[quote author=gkmacca link=topic=36325.msg959517#msg959517 date=1254937013]
Burnley's manager playing himself as a striker 😱. Anyway, should be a decent game.
[/quote]
commentators complimenting the fact, i dont even know what to think about it!
[/quote]
Paul Furlong and Dean Windass are both 41 and still playing in the 2nd division so for a 43 year old to play a reserve game it's hardly a major issue.
[/quote]
It's not a major issue, it's unusual, hence why Macca commented on it, and I say well done to Owen Coyle for getting in the mix with the kids.
regards
[/quote]
I was referring to Assulin's comment "I don't know what to think about it" which suggest he is perplexed by the fact Coyle played.
[quote author=Pesam link=topic=36325.msg959774#msg959774 date=1254995994]
[quote author=Assulin link=topic=36325.msg959536#msg959536 date=1254940530]
[quote author=gkmacca link=topic=36325.msg959517#msg959517 date=1254937013]
Burnley's manager playing himself as a striker 😱. Anyway, should be a decent game.
[/quote]
commentators complimenting the fact, i dont even know what to think about it!
[/quote]
Paul Furlong and Dean Windass are both 41 and still playing in the 2nd division so for a 43 year old to play a reserve game it's hardly a major issue.
[/quote]
It's not a major issue, it's unusual, hence why Macca commented on it, and I say well done to Owen Coyle for getting in the mix with the kids.
regards
[/quote]
I was referring to Assulin's comment "I don't know what to think about it" which suggest he is perplexed by the fact Coyle played.
[quote author=Pesam link=topic=36325.msg959794#msg959794 date=1255000039]
[quote author=Vlads Quiff link=topic=36325.msg959783#msg959783 date=1254998222]
[quote author=Pesam link=topic=36325.msg959774#msg959774 date=1254995994]
[quote author=Assulin link=topic=36325.msg959536#msg959536 date=1254940530]
[quote author=gkmacca link=topic=36325.msg959517#msg959517 date=1254937013]
Burnley's manager playing himself as a striker 😱. Anyway, should be a decent game.
[/quote]
commentators complimenting the fact, i dont even know what to think about it!
[/quote]
Paul Furlong and Dean Windass are both 41 and still playing in the 2nd division so for a 43 year old to play a reserve game it's hardly a major issue.
[/quote]
It's not a major issue, it's unusual, hence why Macca commented on it, and I say well done to Owen Coyle for getting in the mix with the kids.
regards
[/quote]
I was referring to Assulin's comment "I don't know what to think about it" which suggest he is perplexed by the fact Coyle played.
[/quote]
I'm pretty sure Coyle regularly turned out for the Burnley reserves last year. When I lived in Scotland a few years ago, I used to go to watch Airdrie Utd quite regularly with a few mates, and Coyle was their CF then. He was a smashing player at that level then.
[quote author=Vlads Quiff link=topic=36325.msg959783#msg959783 date=1254998222]
[quote author=Pesam link=topic=36325.msg959774#msg959774 date=1254995994]
[quote author=Assulin link=topic=36325.msg959536#msg959536 date=1254940530]
[quote author=gkmacca link=topic=36325.msg959517#msg959517 date=1254937013]
Burnley's manager playing himself as a striker 😱. Anyway, should be a decent game.
[/quote]
commentators complimenting the fact, i dont even know what to think about it!
[/quote]
Paul Furlong and Dean Windass are both 41 and still playing in the 2nd division so for a 43 year old to play a reserve game it's hardly a major issue.
[/quote]
It's not a major issue, it's unusual, hence why Macca commented on it, and I say well done to Owen Coyle for getting in the mix with the kids.
regards
[/quote]
I was referring to Assulin's comment "I don't know what to think about it" which suggest he is perplexed by the fact Coyle played.
[/quote]
I'm pretty sure Coyle regularly turned out for the Burnley reserves last year. When I lived in Scotland a few years ago, I used to go to watch Airdrie Utd quite regularly with a few mates, and Coyle was their CF then. He was a smashing player at that level then.
[quote author=Pesam link=topic=36325.msg959774#msg959774 date=1254995994]
[quote author=Assulin link=topic=36325.msg959536#msg959536 date=1254940530]
[quote author=gkmacca link=topic=36325.msg959517#msg959517 date=1254937013]
Burnley's manager playing himself as a striker 😱. Anyway, should be a decent game.
[/quote]
commentators complimenting the fact, i dont even know what to think about it!
[/quote]
Paul Furlong and Dean Windass are both 41 and still playing in the 2nd division so for a 43 year old to play a reserve game it's hardly a major issue.
[/quote]
Poor lard arse Dean Windass doesnt have a club any more the poor chap
[quote author=Assulin link=topic=36325.msg959536#msg959536 date=1254940530]
[quote author=gkmacca link=topic=36325.msg959517#msg959517 date=1254937013]
Burnley's manager playing himself as a striker 😱. Anyway, should be a decent game.
[/quote]
commentators complimenting the fact, i dont even know what to think about it!
[/quote]
Paul Furlong and Dean Windass are both 41 and still playing in the 2nd division so for a 43 year old to play a reserve game it's hardly a major issue.
[/quote]
Poor lard arse Dean Windass doesnt have a club any more the poor chap
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