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Re: Tom Heaton: SIGNED
« Reply #165 on: August 07, 2019, 01:58:07 PM »
I was talking to a Burnley fan i vaguely know on Saturday night. He reckons we have a great keeper, leader and captain in Heaton and reckons he will gain us 10 points this season. He says he is a real organiser of the defence.

He feels they have sold him a year too soon but reckons Nick Pope is very good and Burnley have taken the £80 now rather than a small fee in 12 months.

He also says Westwood has been fantastic for them. He was voted their player of the season in May.

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Re: Tom Heaton: SIGNED
« Reply #166 on: August 07, 2019, 02:03:20 PM »
Bloody hell he really was a bargain.

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Re: Tom Heaton: SIGNED
« Reply #167 on: August 07, 2019, 02:06:30 PM »
Well, good for Westwood. He always seemed a decent sort so I'm glad it's working out for him.

And, as you say, eighty quid for an England goalkeeper? That'll do!

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Re: Tom Heaton: SIGNED
« Reply #168 on: August 07, 2019, 02:15:01 PM »
I was talking to a Burnley fan i vaguely know on Saturday night. He reckons we have a great keeper, leader and captain in Heaton and reckons he will gain us 10 points this season. He says he is a real organiser of the defence.

He feels they have sold him a year too soon but reckons Nick Pope is very good and Burnley have taken the £80 now rather than a small fee in 12 months.

He also says Westwood has been fantastic for them. He was voted their player of the season in May.

You're not on the baijiu in Shanghai are you mate? £80? Superb bit of business.

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Re: Tom Heaton: SIGNED
« Reply #169 on: August 07, 2019, 02:41:45 PM »
I was talking to a Burnley fan i vaguely know on Saturday night. He reckons we have a great keeper, leader and captain in Heaton and reckons he will gain us 10 points this season. He says he is a real organiser of the defence.

He feels they have sold him a year too soon but reckons Nick Pope is very good and Burnley have taken the £80 now rather than a small fee in 12 months.

He also says Westwood has been fantastic for them. He was voted their player of the season in May.


Westwood and Lowton look far better players and far more consistant for Burnley than they ever did for us. People could be forgiven for thinking Sean Dyche was a better manager than Paul Lambert.

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Re: Tom Heaton: SIGNED
« Reply #170 on: August 07, 2019, 06:20:46 PM »
In the spirit of the times I just thought I would make up a number!! Obviously a typo, the true figure was near £127.

Burnley bloke was absolutely waxing lyrical over Dyche. Completely agree with your comments re Westwood and Lowton, Damo.

Incidentally, he mentioned that one of his best mates from university is a Nose so he used to occasionally go to the Sty with him when he couldn't get to a Burnley game. He thought they were alright and decent fans. After a few years they finally played each other and he went in the away end, and he subsequently changed his opinion, referring to their fans as "the Leeds of the Midlands". He reckons Leeds are more obnoxious than Blues though, despised across the whole of Yorkshire (his mom and dad are from Burnley but he grew up in Sowerby, West Yorks).

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Re: Tom Heaton: SIGNED
« Reply #171 on: August 07, 2019, 08:17:44 PM »
I was talking to a Burnley fan i vaguely know on Saturday night. He reckons we have a great keeper, leader and captain in Heaton and reckons he will gain us 10 points this season. He says he is a real organiser of the defence.

He feels they have sold him a year too soon but reckons Nick Pope is very good and Burnley have taken the £80 now rather than a small fee in 12 months.

He also says Westwood has been fantastic for them. He was voted their player of the season in May.


Westwood and Lowton look far better players and far more consistant for Burnley than they ever did for us. People could be forgiven for thinking Sean Dyche was a better manager than Paul Lambert.
Dyche better than Lambert? I have heard it all now.

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Re: Tom Heaton: SIGNED
« Reply #172 on: August 07, 2019, 08:22:12 PM »
Come on now, chaps. It's our Paul's birthday.

He looks a lot older than fifty since the stress of managing Villa for all those years.

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Re: Tom Heaton: SIGNED
« Reply #173 on: August 07, 2019, 08:22:22 PM »
In the spirit of the times I just thought I would make up a number!! Obviously a typo, the true figure was near £127.

Burnley bloke was absolutely waxing lyrical over Dyche. Completely agree with your comments re Westwood and Lowton, Damo.

Incidentally, he mentioned that one of his best mates from university is a Nose so he used to occasionally go to the Sty with him when he couldn't get to a Burnley game. He thought they were alright and decent fans. After a few years they finally played each other and he went in the away end, and he subsequently changed his opinion, referring to their fans as "the Leeds of the Midlands". He reckons Leeds are more obnoxious than Blues though, despised across the whole of Yorkshire (his mom and dad are from Burnley but he grew up in Sowerby, West Yorks).

Surprised at the dislike of Leeds.

In my experience they are only disliked by a few clubs - Derby Forest Villa Blues Chelsea Both Sheffield Clubs Man Utd - every club in Lancashire in face, Bradford Huddersfield Celtic Rangers and maybe one or two others

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Re: Tom Heaton: SIGNED
« Reply #174 on: August 07, 2019, 08:27:56 PM »
Come on now, chaps. It's our Paul's birthday.

He looks a lot older than fifty since the stress of managing Villa for all those years.

Wonder what bollocks he will spin when he takes Swipswich down to the fourth division.

Excuse riddled numpty.

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Re: Tom Heaton: SIGNED
« Reply #175 on: August 07, 2019, 08:32:01 PM »
The strange thing is Ipswich fans still seem to like him.

Yet they hated Mick McCarthy for only finishing twelfth.

🧐

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Re: Tom Heaton: SIGNED
« Reply #176 on: August 12, 2019, 09:12:47 AM »
Was awesome on Saturday, could have been down a few more if it wasn't for some great saves.

Loved how after we conceded the first he came out and was clapping and geeing up the lads and trying not to let heads go down in disappointment.

He's going to make a very valuable contribution this season.

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Re: Tom Heaton: SIGNED
« Reply #177 on: August 12, 2019, 09:17:38 AM »
Was awesome on Saturday, could have been down a few more if it wasn't for some great saves.

Loved how after we conceded the first he came out and was clapping and geeing up the lads and trying not to let heads go down in disappointment.

He's going to make a very valuable contribution this season.
Absolutely.  I think him Engels and Mings could be a fantastic core to our defence.  (I nearly said threesome but didn't want to give the mucky pups a pnarrr opportunity.  Changed it to trio, but wanted to avoid a chocolate biscuit themed pun fest.)

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Re: Tom Heaton: SIGNED
« Reply #178 on: August 12, 2019, 09:23:45 AM »
Trio, Triiiiiiiiooooooo
Tyrone, Engels and a Heaton keeper too.

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Re: Tom Heaton: SIGNED
« Reply #179 on: August 12, 2019, 09:24:08 AM »
Was awesome on Saturday, could have been down a few more if it wasn't for some great saves.

Loved how after we conceded the first he came out and was clapping and geeing up the lads and trying not to let heads go down in disappointment.

He's going to make a very valuable contribution this season.
Absolutely.  I think him Engels and Mings could be a fantastic core to our defence.  (I nearly said threesome but didn't want to give the mucky pups a pnarrr opportunity.  Changed it to trio, but wanted to avoid a chocolate biscuit themed pun fest.)

I think you may be safe, I tried a trio joke at work the other day and the younguns had no idea.

 


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