Sentences with phrase «claret when»

It's because it looked like a glass of claret when blood from slaughtered whales filled it in the 1800s.

As a result, Ings will almost certainly be moving on from the Clarets when his contract expires next month, and looks poised to stay put in the Premier League.

Not exact matches

Steven Smith Teamaker Big Hibiscus Herbal Infusion: ** I knew I had a full - blown obsession with Steven Smith's tart, tannic, claret - red hibiscus tea blend when I started buying five boxes at a time.

The Clarets are yet to play City this season but managed a 3 - 3 draw at the Etihad when they last graced the top flight — albeit conceded six at Turf Moor in the reverse.

The Daily Mirror also state that Liverpool are keen on the Clarets star, who will be available for a small sum when his contract expires in the summer.

The modest and compact motor is said to have brought hilarity to Barnes» Clarets teammates with Steven Reid and Michael Kightly both said to have laughed at the striker when he arrived ahead of their match with Swansea this weekend.

This week's View From The Enemy comes from the Lancashire Telegraph, who are very impressed with the work done by the Claret's manager Sean Dyche and sees some similarities to the work done by a younger Arsene Wenger when he first arrived at Arsenal.

The two - time Open winner jokes that he believes he can win on weeks when he's not even playing, so it's hardly a shock that the 45 - year - old from Ireland, who would be the second - oldest Open winner (Old Tom Morris triumphed at age 46 in 1867), envisions himself sipping from his third Claret Jug.

Sean Dyche has made Turf Moor a fortress for the Clarets for some time now and despite the fact that their home record so far this season has not been quite as impressive as last time, when they only lost six Premier League games through the whole campaign, they are still very hard to beat there and have also started to do the business on the road as well.

The PGA Championship got a huge boost when Jordan Spieth won the Claret Jug less than three weeks ago, setting the stage for potential history at Quail Hollow.

The last time Royal Birkdale hosted The Open was 2008, when Padraig Harrington took home the Claret Jug.

Sean Dyche is backing the Clarets» winning mentality to be on show again when they face up to Stoke City's survival mission on Sunday.

He won the claret jug twice, the second time when Scott was a few weeks from turning 13.

But to suggest when we walked out through those big claret painted doors for the last time we somehow agreed to writing off the history of our great club is simply not true.

Burnley started the match in energetic style, unsurprising when they are unbeaten in four premier league games; the clarets were enjoying their best run in the top - flight for 40 years.

It has been a great season from the Clarets, who only suffered just the second defeat of the season last weekend when they went down at Man City but they stuck in there well and only a penalty from Sergio Aguero separated the two until the final twenty minutes.

Preston North End have changed their stance and Burnley supporters will now be able to pay on the night at Deepdale tomorrow when the Clarets face them in a pre - season friendly.

However, Everton couldn't kick on from there, and were punished when Matthew Lowton's pass found Ashley Barnes, and he fired Burnley level, before Chris Wood headed home Johann Berg Gudmundsson's corner to hand the Clarets a 2 - 1 win.

When looking at xA90 numbers it's the former Leeds United wonderkid who tops the list for the Clarets with his 0.17 total.

Their differing fortunes kicked off when the two met at Stamford Bridge in the opening game of the campaign, with the Clarets winning 3 - 2 in that one.

After eighteen minutes, claret and blue cravings for a clean sheet were dashed when loan signing Remy, who was making his first start for Newcastle, weaved past Lowton and crossed the ball from the left wing for Cisse to flick on to danger man Ben Arfa, who shot from close range to give his side the lead.

The Frenchman was also fined # 25,000 after pushing Taylor while he tried to watch the rest of the 2 - 1 win from the tunnel after being sent off when a penalty was awarded to the Clarets.

The Clarets could have nicked it themselves when centre - back Mee had one effort headed over by Matip and another saved by Mignolet in the same attack.

Being in Liverpool yesterday it reminded me once more of that chat I had with former Claret Billy Rodaway in 1977 when he asked me why I kept going to away games when we were so poor.

Clearly wary about a repeat of last season when the Reds were undone on the counter by the Clarets, Klopp had both Can and Gini Wijnaldum sitting deep and providing protection for the back four.

We did manage a home draw in the 2014/15 season, that was 1 - 1 with Christian Hill on the mark for the Clarets, but the last time we beat them was April 2013 when Jamie Frost scored the only goal in a 1 - 0 win.

Burnley won 3 - 2 at Turf Moor when the sides played on Bonfire Night and we all know the strength of the Clarets on home soil.

«When Burnley were relegated there was a large body of opinion that felt that this small town club was finished a football power by the Clarets have taken them little time in proving them wrong by bring First Division football back to Turf Moor.

Tottenham's high press forced Burnley backwards and when their centre - halves were in possession the Clarets were nervous, losing the ball on several occasions.

It was just what the Clarets needed on a night when I sensed a lot of nervousness ahead of the game from some supporters who were keeping count of the number of games without a win.

Defour was probably our one creative spark, particularly when he drifted inside, but chances were few and far between for the Clarets although I remain convinced we should have been awarded a penalty for a shirt pull on Vokes.

As a result, Clarets fans were delighted, and more than a little relieved, to see Rodriguez remain at Turf Moor when Big Ben's chimes marked the end of Jim White's hyperventilation, at least until January.

I remember my first visit to Upton Park to see the Malcolm Allison testimonial game in November 1958, the delight when opening my Christmas present of a claret and blue short - sleeved V - neck West Ham shirt with a hand - sewn number 10 on the back on Christmas Day 1958, the excitement of seeing my first league game the same morning (yes Christmas Day 11 am kick off!)

The story of a charmless man Educated the expensive way He knows his claret from a beaujolais I think he'd like to have been Ronnie Kray But then nature didn't make him that way He thinks his educated airs those family shares Will protect him, that you will respect him He moves in circles of friends who just pretend that they like him He does the same to them and when you put it all together There's the model of a charmless man

When Curro Claret was commissioned by Camper to redo one of their Barcelona shoe stores, he decided to let a group of people in risk of social exclusion have a go at it.