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Burnley vs. Newcastle United: 30/12/25 @ 19:30 (Sky Sports)


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12 hours ago, oldtype said:

If we’re allowed to care about xG now, the xG table makes for some interesting reading.

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That's encouraging tbf and proves the (groundbreaking) theory that we're just not scoring enough. Think of the missed chances against say Chelsea and Villa and that's all you need for the four points which would have us matching our position on that table. You can pick from a small handful of other fixtures too.

 

I know we're PATHETIC and everything is terrible but it's all coming down to very fine margins so far. Feels like we don't need to improve that much to start climbing.

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2 minutes ago, Yorkie said:

 

That's encouraging tbf and proves the (groundbreaking) theory that we're just not scoring enough. Think of the missed chances against say Chelsea and Villa and that's all you need for the four points which would have us matching our position on that table. You can pick from a small handful of other fixtures too.

 

I know we're PATHETIC and everything is terrible but it's all coming down to very fine margins so far. Feels like we don't need to improve that much to start climbing.

Still doesn't give much confidence that our away form will improve mind. We created next to nothing against Sunderland, Man Utd and Brentford and West Ham. 

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Just now, SUPERTOON said:

Still doesn't give much confidence that our away form will improve mind. We created next to nothing against Sunderland, Man Utd and Brentford and West Ham. 

 

Sunderland, Brentford and West Ham were appalling but the other night was alright and worlds away from the mackem game especially. But you're right, if the ingrained issues on the road don't change then we'll obviously just stay where we are.

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Courtesy of NUFC.com - these are riddled with injuries and AFCON absences, 8 players out. Failure to beat them, is, exactly that - an abject failure and missed opportunity to claw back some ground.

 

Maxime Esteve may return but Connor Roberts, Zeki Amdouni, Josh Cullen, Jordan Beyer and Joe Worrall are injured, with Axel Tuanzebe (DR Congo), Lyle Foster (South Africa) and Hannibal Mejbri (Tunisia) away on AFCON duty.

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23 minutes ago, Nucasol said:

Courtesy of NUFC.com - these are riddled with injuries and AFCON absences, 8 players out. Failure to beat them, is, exactly that - an abject failure and missed opportunity to claw back some ground.

 

Maxime Esteve may return but Connor Roberts, Zeki Amdouni, Josh Cullen, Jordan Beyer and Joe Worrall are injured, with Axel Tuanzebe (DR Congo), Lyle Foster (South Africa) and Hannibal Mejbri (Tunisia) away on AFCON duty.

Yeah but they didn’t have their star striker leave in the summer.

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6 hours ago, Nucasol said:

Courtesy of NUFC.com - these are riddled with injuries and AFCON absences, 8 players out. Failure to beat them, is, exactly that - an abject failure and missed opportunity to claw back some ground.

 

Maxime Esteve may return but Connor Roberts, Zeki Amdouni, Josh Cullen, Jordan Beyer and Joe Worrall are injured, with Axel Tuanzebe (DR Congo), Lyle Foster (South Africa) and Hannibal Mejbri (Tunisia) away on AFCON duty.

Was the same story before Manu, only this will be much worse if we dont pick up a win.

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3 minutes ago, nufc123 said:

Was the same story before Manu, only this will be much worse if we dont pick up a win.

Man Utd’s “reserves” had a £50m 5x European Cup winner and 3 £60m players (Mount, Cunha and Sexpest).
 

Burnley have Dubravka, Kyle Walker and Ashley Barnes.

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