Tony Mowbray says it was another ‘unacceptable’ opening 20 minutes from Rovers who were ultimately left frustrated by only taking one point from St Andrew’s. Rovers trailed to Che Adams’ 16th minute strike, but looked like taking three points back
AN APPEAL for witnesses has been launched following a serious accident yesterday. Burnley Road near the Deerplay Inn, Bacup, was closed for more than four hours as emergency service dealt with the crash. The road was re-opened over night.
BIRMINGHAM 2 (Adams, 16, 85) ROVERS 2 (Mulgrew, 52) (Graham, 83) Rovers stopped their run of defeats with a point on the road at Birmingham City – but passed up an excellent chance to claim all three. A poor first half performance
ACCRINGTON STANLEY - 1 SOUTHEND UNITED - 1 Stanley fought back from a goal down against Southend as the points were shared at the Wham Stadium. The Shrimpers took the lead through Stephen Humphrys in the first half and Stanley equalised early
BURNLEY boss Sean Dyche felt Harry Kane's goal for Spurs should have been chalked off. Kane capitalised on Danny Rose taking a quick throw in eight yards further up the pitch than it should have been to cancel out Chris Wood's opener at Turf Moor
SEAN Dyche hailed his side's most 'effective performance of the season after Burnley beat Spurs 2-1 at Turf Moor. The result lifts the Clarets further clear of the Premier League's bottom three ahead of Tuesday night's trip to Newcastle United.
THE term epic is much overused and is slipped into everyday conversation so often about matters mundane it almost renders it useless. However, there is no more succinct way to sum up the latest incarnation of the record-breaking, award-winning
CHRIS Wood and Ashley Barnes are fast becoming the strike partnership of the Premier League. The Clarets duo have been central to Burnley’s recent revival and both were on target again at Turf Moor as Sean Dyche’s side Tottenham’s title ambitions
Rovers made four changes for the game at Birmingham City. The three players who came off the bench at half time in the Middlesbrough defeat, Ryan Nyambe, Amari’i Bell and Lewis Travis all return to the starting line-up. The other change sees
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PARKING is one of our biggest gripes. It is pretty annoying to see people take up two parking spots or those who decide to dump their luxury vehicle blocking a driveway. The point is, this is a common problem for everyone. We all suffer the consequences
BURNLEY are unchanged for the visit of Tottenham Hotspur with Harry Kane back in the starting XI for the visitors. The Clarets welcome Johann Berg Gudmundsson and Robbie Brady back to the bench with Stephen Ward and Kevin Long dropping out of the
ACCRINGTON Stanley's Sam Finley insists he has learned his lesson after serving a five-match suspension following an altercation with Charlton's Lyle Taylor. The midfielder added how he is coming back in to the fold with a renewed vigour. Finley
Tony Mowbray believes the players, and staff, at Rovers, have bought in to his values as he marks two years in the job. He arrived with Rovers in a precarious position in the Championship, with 15 games to save their season, something they narrowly
BURNLEY’S mid-season training camp in Portugal was no holiday, according to boss Sean Dyche, writes NATHAN EGERTON. The Clarets squad spent four days abroad for some warm weather training ahead of today’s game against Tottenham. And Dyche said
POLICE are searching for a man who has gone missing. Officers have today launched a public appeal to trace the whereabouts of Elliot Long. The 24-year-old was last seen in Burnley. He is a white man with a slim build and around 5ft 10. Anyone
A MAN was arrested after he was seen breaking into a car. Police saw the 39-year-old on Hammerton Street, Burnley, at around 4am on Saturday. Officers arrested the Burnley man at the scene on suspicion of theft from motor vehicle. Police
ACCRINGTON Stanley boss John Coleman thinks the mental block of not scoring a goal all year has been lifted after scoring six in two games. The Reds manager added how his side needs to be more mindful when teams go 'gung-ho' against them. Stanley
START: Entwistle Reservoir, Batridge Barn car park, off Greens Arms Road. Alternatively this walk can be started at Entwistle train station. DISTANCE: 5 miles (allow 2-3 hours) MAP: OS Explorer 287 West Pennine Moors THIS walk links the Victorian
A familiar face was back at Rovers earlier this week in Paul Downing - but Tony Mowbray has no regrets over allowing the 27-year-old to leave on loan. The Rovers boss said it was ‘a human decision’ to let Downing join League One side Doncaster
A CAMPAIGN calling for the safety of roads near a business park to be assessed has been launched. Clare Hales, of the Burnley Bridge Action Group, has called on Burnley Council to assess a number of roads near the Burnley Bridge Business Park after
ONE of two men spotted trying car doors told a witness he was going to wait for the police and "kick the f***" out of them. Blackburn magistrates heard Alfie Dunston carried out his threat in that a female officer was dragged onto the bonnet of
A DRIVER crashed his van into a street lamp, a telegraph pole and then demolished a garden wall. Blackburn magistrates heard Kieran John Seery gave a negative breath sample when police arrived at the incident in Branch Road, Blackburn, at around
AN Oswaldtwistle pub is set for a new lease of life after a £40k makeover. Cllr Josh Blayne Allen, who represents the Immanuel ward, has taken over the White Bull pub on New Lane. The pub has been closed officially from October but the 25-year-old
High school pupils getting ready to enter the world of work met with a range of successful women during an annual Leadership Conference. Year 13 pupils at Tauheedul Islam Girls’ High School (TIGHS), who are tipped by teachers to become the next
THE seaside town of Blackpool wouldn’t have known what hit it, when more than 600 workers from a Blackburn brewery descended on the resort on Saturday May 10 1969. As part of Dutton Brewery’s annual trip, the hard-working staff were treated to a
BURNLEY Council spent almost £50,000 on award ceremonies in the past three financial years – including one where entertainers dressed as trees. Councils across the UK spent more than £6.5million on arranging award ceremonies, according to a new
A BAKER has created a mouth-watering breakfast pie to ensure his customers are fed from dusk to dawn. Cissy Greens' breakfast pie is packed full of bacon, sausage and baked beans, all encased in perfectly cooked shortcrust pastry. The Haslingden-based
Lewis Travis has told the club’s other young players to stay patient and believes going out on loan isn’t always the best way to improve your first team chances. Travis looked set to leave on a temporary basis last summer, and again in January,
