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By Burnley FC
December 5 2020

Brady caps comeback with fine strike as Clarets’ recovery continue

 Robbie Brady marked his latest comeback with a classy strike as the Clarets added another home point to their tally in Sean Dyche’s 200th Premier League game as manager.

 Brady returned from injury to fire the Clarets into an early lead with his first goal since last December.

 It wasn’t quite enough to give Dyche’s men back-to-back home wins for the first time since a victory over Everton in October, 2019 made it two out of two.

 Dominic Calvert-Lewin’s leveller in first-half injury-time denied the Clarets maximum points and a place out of the bottom three as the sides drew for the first time in the Premier League.

 But after beating Crystal Palace last time out at Turf Moor, this was another step forward with just one defeat in the last four games suggesting the building blocks are in place for a sustained recovery.

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Foreverclaret
05/12/2020 17:21
Should really have taken all 3 points from this one. One or two problems with a couple of players again, Brady scores a great goal and has to go off AGAIN, MvNeil nothing like last seasons form, and Barnes not back to fitness yet. Pope made a few great saves.

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Brian O'Neil
06/12/2020 23:42
Sounds like there is a possibility of improvement from those comments FC.
First game in front of some fans and the kneeling has not gone well at Millwall............players have been sheltered thus far from reality. I hope fans let clubs and players know a little reality. WOKE BLM and the BEEB do not represent the majority. Back to footie, we are going in the right direction. 1-1 against a much wealthier Everton is not a bad result at all.

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Foreverclaret
07/12/2020 10:05
Definitely should be much more improvement BON, let's get this takeover done and dusted then we can move on with greater positivity.

Regards the kneeling, there is going to be more booing going forward and quite right too, people are allowed to have an opinion and if booing is that than that will do for me.

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Brian O'Neil
07/12/2020 22:59
Go along with all that............just a little apprehensive about takeover.
Just hearing on France 24 that football is gonna double down by advocating applause during kneeling..............that's me outa here if it takes hold. Sounds like your political and woke views will determine whether you can attend a game or not. Good luck with that. Your good health FC.

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