Dave Horrocks, who has worked at Manchester United, Burnley and other top clubs joins Simon, Chris, Tony Dawber and Martin Barnes to take a deeper dive into what the club got wrong this season and what needs to be done next to make sure the Clarets have a brighter future.

Zian Flemming was on target again for the Clarets in a 1-1 draw with Wolves which at least ensured that Burnley didn't finish the season in last place. But most fans will be glad the season is over and thoughts turn to next year in the Championship and the question of who will be the new manager?

Simon and Darren discuss the finale to a dismal campaign with reaction from the Turf from Bodes, JJ and Dawbs.

The Clarets again showed an improved performance under caretaker manager Mike Jackson as they made the Premier League title chasers, the unlikeable Arsenal, work all the way to the end for their three points. VAR was again a talking point but so were some of the individual displays from Burnley as the team again suggested things might have been different this season. But what comes next for the Clarets?

Burnley drew 2-2 with Aston Villa at Turf Moor in an entertaining game which ended with the rare (for this season) sound of applause. The Pod Squad review the game and also speculate about Ben Mee's comments before the match.

Daz is joined by Chris and BBC Radio Lancashire's Gary Hunt for a special episode to discuss the departure of Scott Parker on the eve of the Leeds United game.

Plus, the trio delve into the club's newly-published accounts and wonder whether ALK could run a chip shop! 

It's a packed episode this week as Greavsey, Daz and Bodes look to the future as relegation is confirmed, discuss the emerging Gerrard v Bellamy battle for the not-yet-vacant manager's job and celebrate success for Burnley FC Women who secured promotion to WSL2 this week.

Plus, tributes to the retiring Sam Vokes and a look at Jaydon Banel's successful loan spell at Derby County.

Burnley 0 Manchester City 1. The Clarets showed some professional pride as they avoided the feared thrashing from Pep Guardiola's team but relegation was confirmed with the defeat. The many empty seats at Turf Moor told their own story.

Burnley took the lead at the City Ground but entirely predictably Forest came back strongly in the second half to sweep aside Scott Parker's hapless Clarets and win 4-1. And it's Manchester City next......

Gaz, Daz and Bodes join Greavesy to try to make some sense of Burnley's latest apathetic and dismal display in the 2-0 home loss to Brighton. Is it a debrief or a therapy session?

Quick reactions to Burnley 0 Brighton 2 from the lads at the Turf and pod hosts Simon Evans and Paul Woodhouse. There is something of a consensus about a miserable afternoon.