Sentences with phrase «of the clarets on»

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.

There is plenty of claret on display and some gruesome kills which look good and keep you engaged right to the end, alittle predictable in the outcome but still quite enjoyable but the finale is slightly flat.

Not exact matches

Sweden's Henrik Stenson poses for pictures in front of the clubhouse as he kisses the Claret Jug, the trophy for the Champion golfer of the year after winning the 2016 British Open Golf Championship at Royal Troon in Scotland on July 17, 2016.

Its long history attests to that fact, for as British food writer Jane Grigson tells us in her lovely book «English Food», as far back as 1660, Robert May in his «The Accomplisht Cook» has a recipe for «Cinnamon Toafts» that calls for putting a mixture of cinnamon, sugar and claret on toast and then warming it over the fire.

If red meat is on the table alongside (or instead of) the bird, make sure you have a wine to match with Diamond Claret, a bold and rich favorite with a dynamite table presence, thanks to its black / gold label and elegant gold netting.

From bottom to top: a ribbon with the club name in an excitingly chunky font; a lion, rampant; some kind of ziggurat; a couple of accompanying diamonds; a raised hand flanked by bees; and, finally, the crowning glory that is a goose with some feathers in its mouth, standing on a claret - and - blue barber's pole, trying to shake an egg off its foot.

I've just watched it on a dodgy stream, in the warm, with a bottle of claret and I haven't paid tuppence to watch that dross and contribute to Silent Sam's coffers so I don't care.

But Arsene Wenger is being a bit more cautious and has warned his players about the dangers that the Clarets could pose in a report on the Arsenal website ahead of this must win game.

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Barton re-signed for the Clarets until the end of the season on Monday, as reported by The Mirror, despite being charged for allegedly placing 1,260 football bets over a 10 - year period.

Dyche is looking to build a squad capable of keeping the Clarets in the division and building on their first point of the season, which was hard earned during a 0 - 0 draw with United at Turf Moor on Saturday.

The 22 year old Turf Moor striker is out of contract in the summer so one imagines the White Hart Lane side may feel able to land the Clarets star «on the cheap» though Burnley will be all too aware of how crucial retaining Ings could be if they are to avoid relegation.

Claret and Blue fans may have got their wish in Lambert's departure, yet his dismissal is unlikely to yield huge on - field improvements, or at least not instantly, and with both sides struggling at the foot of the table, a goal - feast isn't expected.

Manchester United have made rather bigger moves, with Angel Di Maria the latest big name to move to Old Trafford for a British record # 59.7 m. On paper, this Saturday 12:45 kickoff should be no contest, but new Red Devils boss Louis Van Gaal has struggled at the start of his reign, and the Clarets have appeared a cohesive team unit in their opening games.

Ings has just a year to run on his Clarets deal and could be available for a fraction of his real value and having scored 26 goals last season the signs are that the former Bournemouth man is a player with a great deal of potential.

According to the Sun, the Clarets were more than willing to keep Keane at the club for the last year of his contract and risk him leaving on a free next summer, however talks between Everton and Burnley are at an advanced stage and the deal looks set to be completed soon.

The Clarets have not lost at Turf Moor since the opening day of the season and are amazingly sitting in 7th place in the table, on level points with Liverpool.

With the Clarets camping them in their own half after a free - kick, United stole possession back with Martial setting them on their way before the Frenchman ran the length of the pitch to receive the ball back and he kept his composure to finish smartly and nestle the ball into the back of the net.

An honourable exception to the lack of quality on show in claret and blue yesterday was Marko Arnaoutovic who once again demonstrated what an exceptional player he can be.

He was sent off twice in the claret and blue, once for a two footed lunge at home to Derby and once for a foul on Rufus Brevett of QPR.

Putting on my Utopian claret and blue spectacles I have high hopes that Quina and both the Reeces can make the step up to the first team at some stage; I also liked the look of Marcus Browne on his brief Europa League appearance.

The Clarets kicked off at Turf Moor on the back of a five - match winning run, knowing a sixth would see them leapfrog the Gunners and bring the prospect of guaranteed Europa League football within touching distance.

The Clarets have suffered five defeats in their last six games and need a spark of inspiration on home soil to get themselves out of their ever - increasing mess.

They have scored at least two goals in each of their last four on home soil against the Clarets and the Gunners are good enough to win this one by a two goal margin.

The Clarets also claimed a 0 - 0 draw up at Old Trafford earlier in the season and even putting all of that together it's hard picturing them coming out on top in this one.

They face the Clarets on the back of a tiring 90 minutes against PSG in the Champions League on Tuesday.

The Clarets have been a bit wasteful in front of goal on home soil this season it has to be said and they have netted just the three goals, two of them coming in the second half of matches.

Draw: The Clarets, on the basis of their home form, could stick in there as, after all, Spurs have only won four league games on the road this season.

On home soil, Southampton have lost just one of their last 14 league games against the Clarets now in a W7 D6 L1 record, which is pretty solid.

Under 2.5 goals on this one is running at 5/6 and that is likely the only way that the Clarets are going to get close to getting anything out of this.

You would have to run with the Swans on this one as they have hit the back of the net in recent games against Man City and Chelsea and should therefore have no trouble in breaking down the Clarets.

So they will likely rest up a few players for the visit of Burnley on Saturday in the FA Cup fourth round and will be hoping for a repeat of the last time they hosted the Clarets in the competition.

The Clarets are a different, much poorer beast out on the road and may not get much change out of the Gunners.

It's at least two goals in four of their last six league games and they should get pressure on the visiting Clarets.

The Clarets have returned an average of just 0.78 goals per game on home turf this term.

But because of the great defensive setup that the Clarets have going for them at the moment, it may be worth a flutter on the under 2.5 goals option at bet365 for a price of 11/10 because they aren't going to give up anything easy.

They have been playing some good stuff under Paul Clement and they have gone W4 L3 in their last seven games, but each of those defeats were against a top four side so there's really nothing wrong with their form and they should be able to bag three points against the Clarets who have been poor on the road.

Antonio Conte, track suited again tonight at Turf Moor, was this time celebrating a win against the Clarets having seen his side beaten by us on the opening day of the season at Stamford Bridge.

Watford's win over Arsenal really has to have done them the power of good and they can build on that by taking a narrow win over the plucky Clarets.

The Clarets have conceded exactly three goals on each of their last three visits to the Emirates, so again, this points towards plenty of goals happening.

They will fancy their chances of following it up with another win as they have won each of their last three on home soil against the Clarets.

The Clarets have had a tremendous season on home soil in the top flight having gone W10 D2 L4 and they have lost just one of their last eight there and that was recently against the high - flying Tottenham.

The Clarets have won three of their last four on home soil against Huddersfield (L1) and they were together as recently as in the 2015/16 Championship season with the Clarets winning both home and away.

The Toffees do have some winning home from going over the Clarets as they have won each of their last three on home soil over them, including a 3 - 1 victory over them in last season's corresponding fixture.

My thoughts are, as per the above game, in terms of the match line but given the Baggies» ability to find the net against the Clarets I sense there is a shade of value with the over on the goal line.

The Potters have only lost one of their last six and that means that they should not be foiled by the Clarets on home soil at all.

With the Clarets having netted only five goals on the road, there is a price of 9/4 on Hull to win to nil in this fixture if you wanted to push the boat out a little bit on a success for the Tigers.

The Clarets seem to be well over their winless streak of form that they were on having won their last two back to back against Everton and West Ham.

So the Clarets are clearly running on home form this season and they have conceded in each of their last 19 league games against the Baggies.

The Clarets have done remarkably well in the top flight his season, with eight points from five games and five of those points have come out on the road in fixtures against Chelsea, Spurs and Liverpool.