TurfCast

The TurfCast lads and guests discuss Burnley's impressive 3 win at the AMEX against Brighton straight after the full-time whistle.

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Joe sits down with namesake Joe Sayers from Albion Obsessed podcast to get the lowdown on this weekends opponents.

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Join Joe as he sits down and chats with Callum from Liverpool channel Kopish ahead of tomorrows game against Liverpool.

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So after the dismal showing at home to Watford this weekend, we've only got the two most successful clubs in English history up next, Manchester United and Liverpool.

Play anything like did against the Hornets then this will be tough week, but after grabbing points away at Chelsea and Arsenal so far this season - you know it wouldn't be the strangest thing that ever happened if Burnley somehow managed to pick up two points this week.

I wouldn't hod your breath though. 

This week I had a chat with Manchester United fan Soph from Ladies In Red.

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We are joined by Watford fans Justin & Carl from Do Not Scratch Your Eyes Watford FC Podcast to discuss this weekends basement battle in the Premier League.

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A special show bringing you the latest on all things transfers at Turf Moor with Lancs Live journalist Alex James and of course hosted by Joe Redmond.

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Burnley travel to the Emirates this weekend to take on an Arsenal side that looks very different from when we played them at Turf Moor.

Now, Arsenal are knocking on the door of the Champions League and stand a very good chance of sneaking into it if they can continue their impressive form, especially at home.

Burnley on the other hand have slumped to the bottom of the Premier League table, but with several games in hand, after results last weekend didn't go their way.

Burnley won at the Emirates last season - can they repeat that? This will most likely be seen as a free hit by Dyche, but they really need to start picking up some points from somewhere soon.

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Life without Chris Wood begins this weekend for Burnley at what is the worst possible time.

Two winnable games were coming up for the Clarets - but with Wood gone and Maxwel Cornet away at AFCON - they suddenly seem a lot less winnable.

But we all know that Burnley are at their best when they're being written off and their back is against wall. Dyche will hopefully be able to use this latest adversity as a motivation to steer us clear of the drop, starting this weekend.

If that is to happen though one thing is for certain - things need to change on the pitch when it comes to performances - at least Wood's absence will force some personnel change at the very least, maybe even a shape change.

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Burnley ended 2021 with the worst points per game ratio in the entire Football League. Yep, you read that right - the entire Football League. Everybody else in the country has had a better year than us in terms of points gained.

It really is time for Burnley to start showing everyone that they're serious about staying up. Everybody always says that Burnley will be ok because they always grind out results under Sean Dyche but we just haven't started doing it yet this season.

Dyche keeps telling us that the mentality is right and the players are playing well. In fairness give or take a few games this season I agree with him. But it's time to start showing it. Time to start grinding out results again, Time to prove to us you can do it. New year, new Burnley - please.

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Burnley are scheduled to take on Everton this weekend on Boxing Day as the festive fixtures get underway in the Premier League.

That is of course if the game goes ahead - the last two Clarets matches have been called off at the final hour - and now Everton put an official request in to the Premier League that this game was called off, although it was rejected.

Will we actually see a game of football for the first time in three attempts or will the Premier League just announce the postponement a couple of hours before kick off again?

Knowing the Premier League it's probably the latter, but if the game does go ahead with Everton having only 10 senior players available including the goalkeeper, then we really do need to take advantage of this.

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