From The Bee Hole End - The Burnley Podcast

Despite a promising start to the game, the Clarets fell to a 2-0 defeat at home to Chelsea in front of a flat Turf Moor crowd. Burnley's problems in the final third were in the spotlight again after a performance sorely lacking in creativity. Daz Bentley and Bodes join Simon Evans to quickly react to the latest loss for Scott Parker's team.

Daz and Bodes look ahead with Simon to Saturday's home game against Chelsea after a relatively entertaining international break. Plus Chris gives his verdict on the Osmajić ban.

Clive Lawrence will be a familiar face to many who've been going to Turf Moor over the last forty years or so.
As a photographer who worked for the club, the Burnley Express and the Lancashire Telegraph, he spent many a Saturday travelling up and down the country following - and capturing - the Clarets.
He's teamed up with Matt from Lower Block to produce a fantastic new fanzine entitled 'Protests to Promotion - Burnley FC 1989-1992' which charts a snapshot in time of the club's history.
Clive and Matt sat down with Daz and Chris to talk about the fanzine and what that period means to the club.

Andrew Greaves is joined by Chris Boden and former When The Ball Moves fanzine editor Martin Barnes to pick through the action from the London Stadium as the Clarets fell to a 3-2 defeat.

It was a disappointing afternoon at the London Stadium as the Clarets fell to a 3-2 defeat despite leading and dominating possession for large parts. 
Greavsey, Daz and Woody pick through the bones of the performance and wonder where it all went wrong. 

Burnley head to the unloved London Stadium in search of three points from struggling West Ham United who are looking for back-to-back wins.
Greavesy is joined by Woody and Daz to look ahead to the game.

Join Andrew Greaves, Justin Connelly, Nathan Rogers, and newlywed Darren Bentley as they recover from Burnley’s 2-0 defeat to Arsenal at Turf Moor. Was it a “free hit” against Europe’s best, or are alarm bells ringing after another flat performance? The lads break down the match, praise Declan Rice’s midfield masterclass, and debate whether Scott Parker’s side are getting a bit too predictable with their tactics against the big boys.
Expect an honest analysis of Burnley’s strengths and weaknesses, and a fun exploration of the new trend they’ve dubbed “chaos ball” (just chucking everyone on and seeing what happens in the last 20 minutes) Is chaos the answer, or do Burnley need more invention? There’s also a look ahead to a crucial clash with West Ham, thoughts on which players should start, and whether this mini-league at the bottom is starting to take shape. Up the Clarets!

Burnley came out with a solid set-up designed to frustrate Arsenal but conceded a goal from a corner and then from our own throw-in and it was an uphill battle from then on. Bodes and Woody join Simon to quickly react to the loss at Turf Moor.

The Clarets take on Premier League leaders Arsenal at Turf Moor on Saturday and the pod squad get together to preview the encounter with the Gunners.
Did the Clarets' victory at Wolves last week provide enough encouragement for Scott Parker's team to head into the game with the necessary confidence? And what kind of formation with the Burnley boss opt for against the North Londoners?

Greavesy is joined by Daz and Nathan to go over the win at Wolves in detail. Zian Flemming takes his chance to be the Clarets main striker but there was so much more to that win. Parker's tactics dissected - the excellent displays from the full-backs and keeper Martin Dubravka.