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Burnley Are Relegated From The Premier League, again
Burnley Are Relegated From The Premier League, again
Burnley Are Relegated From The Premier League, again

[francisugboko]

At least Burnley put up a fight which cannot be said of Sheffield United.

[RubenK]

Not a Burnley fan myself, but as a Belgian I've been rooting for your guys ever since Kompany took over. The way managers get axed every 5 minutes these days, I've appreciated the way Burnley have stood by Kompany. No doubt, he got plenty wrong this season, but I'm hoping the uptick in form at the end of the season can carry on in the championship next season and we'll see a more prepared Burnley back in the prem in August 2025. Best of luck lads.

[scarecrowsurprise]

I'm glad Burnley didn't hit the sack button with Kompany, but I definitely feel like his stubbornness played a part. And dropping Muric at the start of the season was an awful decision. Trafford had been playing in league 1.

[SyloPlayss]

Feel sad for the 7 Burnley fans out there ❤️💔

[edwardkelly]

Can you imagine if Kompany had started Muric much earlier in the season they might be saved from relegation

[MrGamerz]

Tottenham fan here, was genuinely worried Burnley would win today with how awful Spurs form has been and mounting injuries. Two goals from defenders later, this video gets released (I assume you prerecorded it). Hope to see Burnley back up in the PL in 2025-26!

[Lukadoesthings]

It seems like Burnley tried stepping on the gas as soon as you said 'I've lost hope'
I think they'll be back soon, they have some sleeper talents

[andyfog]

Good on ya for keeping it levelheaded and having an honest analysis of the whole situation, it’s too easy to become frustrated sometimes

[chilibeer]

I must say you’ve given me a whole new perspective on the Premier League. Normally what you see from clubs that are battling relegation is a bunch of panic decisions that demonstrate the desperation to stay up as if they are willing to sell their soul to the devil to avoid relegation.

I think it’s smart to keep Kompany and hopefully a core group of players in order to have the best chance of building something bigger.

[MikeLikesBikes]

Don’t know if this means anything at all but as an American fan (I support Brighton and Barcelona), I think lower table/ championship sides have one of the strongest fan bases out any sport.

From exhilarating promotion to disheartening relegation, you’re always dedicated to your local clubs. Wish we had that same fight over here

[StikszLP]

I was there in the stadium on Saturday and although it annoyed me during the game, I kinda admire the fight the Burnley players put up.
They really wanted to win and you could feel it.
The Championship works in mysterious ways, but I believe with this spirit, you guys will make it back up next season

[HHPYE]

huddersfield fan, i feel your pain, were down to leauge one now. hoping for the best next year

[Johndoe-gfeu]

Deserved for that ridiculous tier list. Such a disrespect to the histories of united and liverpool and the hatred that has spanned decades

[sjsjjsjsjxjxdjdjddj]

I'm actually really happy weirdly enough ive really missed the championship and cant wait for no var more games cant wait to win the league again

[calumbishop]

So it's already basically confirmed Luton are also going down (their goal difference is nowhere near Forest), which means that all 3 of the promoted sides from the Championship last year, were all immediately relegated. If wasn't for Forest's point deduction, they would of been relegated a lot sooner also. 

This is concerning, for obvious reasons if newly promoted Championship teams cannot compete, if the gap between the Premier League and Championship has grown too large, immediate reform is required. The Premier League cannot become the same 17 teams plus three 'guests'. That's very possible, and that's something most fans do not want.

[EnriqueBartulac]

As a Spurs fan I am happy about the win today because it means there is still a chance of of UCL qualification, but I always feel for clubs that get relegated. It must be a harsh experience. To be fair I sometimes wonder if it would be better to be a fan of that kind of club because you actually win the Championship while the last time we won a trophy was the 2008 Carling Cup.

[mancityfan]

I am sorry that you have gone down.
And it's not even down to Vinny.
You lot are nice, despite me wearing my city atire, I was pointed kindly in the direction. Of the away end, when I asked for help. Decent all round, and never seen anything amiss of my trips there(maybe it happensif you go looking for it)

Very reasonable prices for refreshments, old school stuff and concourse areas where you can smoke if you want, and from the away end you get a lovely view of the hills in the background.

You'll be back...

[TheAlphaDingo]

chin up mate, definitely were some encouraging signs there but the step up is very hard and it's more and more common for the promoted sides to stay up. Definitely think this was a learning experience for a lot of the players and even Kompany himself and you'd all be better off from the experience to regroup and go again next season. Agree that holding onto Kompany is probably the best way forward as he's already established an identity and philosophy with the players. If you get promoted again, the players who were part of this campaign will have more experience and understanding of the step up required to make it in the PL.

[danpaton]

Seeing you completely tank this year brings me great joy after comparing yourselves to Bielsa’s Leeds

[chewysolo-]

As a spurs fan who saw the game today, I think even with the loss you showed glimmers of what the team could’ve been, and that you should bounce back up and hopefully stay up