Tag Archives: Phil Jagielka

Burnley v Sheffield United

Posted on July 5, 2020 by chadwig3

Burnley 1 v 1 Sheffield United (FA Premier League) Following two successive 1-0 wins the Clarets returned to Premier League action against Yorkshire rivals Sheffield United. Sean Dyche had to make two changes to the starting line-up that won at … Continue reading →

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Everton v Burnley

Posted on May 4, 2019 by chadwig3

Everton 2 v 0 Burnley (FA Premier League) Everton Football Club welcomed the Clarets to Goodson Park as the visitors looked for revenge following a 5-1 defeat against the Toffee’s on Boxing Day. The home side were looking to continue … Continue reading →

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Koeman Wants Keane

Posted on February 27, 2017 by chadwig3

Michael Keane Wanted buy Everton According to some national newspapers Everton manager Ronald Koeman is making Burnley’s Michael Keane his Number one transfer target this summer. The Dutchman is ready to offer a reported to £28 million pound for the Clarets … Continue reading →

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Koeman Joins Race For Burnley Star Keane

Posted on December 4, 2016 by chadwig3

Everton Join The Race for Michael Keane Everton boss Ronald Koeman has joined the race for in demand Burnley defender Michael Keane as he looks to strengthen his defence. The young star was a £15 million summer target for champions … Continue reading →

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England Recall Tom Heaton

Posted on March 21, 2016 by chadwig3

Tom Heaton recalled to England Squad Uncapped Burnley goalkeeper Tom Heaton has been called up to replace injured Joe Hart in the England squad for games against Germany and the Netherlands. Hart and winger Raheem Sterling were taken off during … Continue reading →

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