From The Bee Hole End - The Burnley Podcast

Despite a 3-0 scoreline the pod squad see some positives in Burnley's opening Premier League game of the season at Tottenham. Andrew Greaves is joined by Darren Bentley and Chris Boden and we also have some fan-views throughout the show. There's also a discussion of the over-sized squad at Gawthorpe and the need to trim it down to size - as well as still bring in a few more players before the window 'slams shut'.   Chapters 00:00 Opening Remarks and Match Overview 02:39 Analyzing Burnley's Performance Against Spurs 05:41 Formation and Tactical Discussions 08:18 Player Performances and Squad Dynamics 10:29 Fan Reactions and Perspectives 12:31 Squad Size and Transfer Window Challenges 15:19 Looking Ahead: Upcoming Matches and Expectations 17:55 Premier League Landscape and Team Performances 19:32 Concluding Thoughts and Future Outlook

We preview the new Premier League season which kicks off with Saturday's trip to Tottenham. Are the Clarets going to survive? Where will the goals come from? Do we need more additions or do we need to shift players out?  Who will be the surprise package of the campaign? What formation will Scott Parker settle on. Will any of the promoted teams stay up? So many questions...... This pod was recorded live on You Tube and has been edited for audio consumption.  

Greavesy is joined by Woody and Bodes to review Saturday's friendly with Lazio and give their verdict on the new third kit. Woody donned his headset to try out the Virtual Reality version of the Clarets v the Serie A side and lots of other nonsense.

French midfielder Lesley Ugochukwu and Slovak keeper Martin Dubravka have signed for the Clarets ahead of Saturday's showpiece friendly against Lazio at Turf Moor. Chris Boden and Paul Woodhouse join Simon Evans to look at the new signings and preview the meeting with the Serie A team.

Bodes and Daz join Greavesy for an update on transfer news, a look at the weekend's strange friendly at Stoke and some thoughts about whether the lads will be donning their VR headsets for Saturday's game with Lazio.

Simon, Greavesy and Woody go through the latest news out of Turf Moor as James Trafford and Josh Brownhill depart but Maxime Esteve signs a new deal.  

Jimmy Mullen looks back on his time at Turf Moor, the two promotion campaigns and much more in his first Clarets interview in over 30 years. 

The Clarets are away training at their pre-season camp in Portugal and while the pod squad didn't get an invite to join them in the sunshine, that doesn't stop us looking at the latest news. We discuss Zeki Amdouni's apparent injury set back and the continuing summer sage of James Trafford's increasingly likely move to Newcastle. Daz and Bodes recount some stories of pre-season camps of the past, in the days when the Isle of Man was as glamorous as it got and Stan laid down the law. And Greavesy interviews two members of the interim leadership of the new Burnley FC Independent Supporters Association about their plans.  

Jacob Bruun Larsen is back but is James Trafford's transfer saga coming to an end? Rumours of changes in the Cricket Field Stand, possible pie providers and Woody, Justin and Simon have some thoughts on the Sean Dyche Pod Episode.  

Sean Dyche on From the Bee Hole End. Do we need to say more? Sit back and enjoy Sean's reflections on his time at Turf Moor and his thoughts on trends in modern football as he chats with Greavesy, Daz and Bodes. Some fascinating stories and insights, including how a young Harry Kane was open to a move to Burnley, the players he is most proud of, what it was really like working under Mike Garlick and then Alan Pace and his views on Vincent Kompany and Scott Parker.  

England international Kyle Walker signs for the Clarets - the pod squad dissect the stunning news out of Turf Moor and look at how Scott Parker might utilise the former Manchester City full-back. Plus - what do the lads make of the new kit?

Three new faces join the Clarets but who will be heading for the exit door? Greavesy, Woody and Bodes break down the latest comings and goings at Gawthorpe.

We don't need much of an excuse to get back together and talk Clarets stuff - the fixtures are out and the transfer rumours are flying so Greavesy, Woody and Daz hopped on the pod for a summertime natter.

Find out who the lads picked as Player of the Season, Signing of the Season and what were the Performances of the Season and the Moment of the Season. The Clarets season reviewed through the highlight memories and leading players.

Leeds pip the Clarets to the title in stoppage time but the Clarets celebrate promotion anyway. Greavesy and Justin were on the Turf and tell Simon all about the exhilarating performance and everything that came after the match.....including that Natasha Bedingfield 'surprise' appearance....

The season ends with Millwall on the Turf and the Clarets still, technically, in with a chance of the Championship title - even if Leeds have the advantage thanks to goal difference. Greavesy, Justin, Woody and Bodes deliver the final preview of the season ahead of what should be a memorable final day of the season.

The pod squad gather after Bristol City failed to offer any help the Clarets as they fell to a 4-0 loss at Leeds. How could Josh Brownhill not make the EFL Team of the Year, Sacking managers after promotion, Rovers playoff hopes and more...

Quick reaction pod to Burnley's 5-0 win at QPR which piles the pressure on Leeds United in the title race. Greavesy and Daz join Simon to enthuse over the latest outstanding display from Scott Parker's side.

The promotion celebration hangovers have cleared up and the Clarets head to QPR as they battle with Leeds for the Championship title. We look ahead to that game and also discuss the contracts of key players, obligations and options to buy and the arrival of a new CEO at the club.

Atmosphere, tension, drama and then wonderful celebrations as the Clarets secured their return to the Premier League on Easter Monday after a 2-1 win over Sheffield United at Turf Moor. The pod squad review a great day to remember for Burnley - players, manager, owners and fans. 

A bonus Easter weekend edition as the crew look back on a hard-earned win at Watford which sets up Monday's massive game against Sheffield United where a win will book the Clarets a return to the Premier League.  

A bite-sized Easter weekend special as the Clarets head off to Watford before the long anticipated Eastern Monday game with Sheffield United. Plus those crucial updates on the flag debacle - because we needed something to moan about.

Burnley beat Norwich City on Friday and then 24 hours later Sheffield United stumbled again leaving Chris Wilder a bit upset. Woody breaks it all down with Justin and Bodes.

A draw at Derby was a missed opportunity but the pod squad are hoping for a return to winning ways against Norwich. A slightly different feel to this week's podcast......

The Clarets extend their remarkable unbeaten run and Leeds? Leeds are falling apart again. Shef United slip up on their greasy chip butty and before you know it Scott Parker's team are top of the league.

Coventry away for the promotion chasing Clarets and the lads are in that still strange confident mood.

How good was that? Clarets win over Bristol City win reviewed, Pies examined and the Saturday 3pm TV blackout rule is debated. All that and more on From the Bee Hole End....

Thank goodness that the international break is over and your favourite Clarets podcast is back to talk all things Turf Moor and in particular preview Bristol City at home.

Greavesy, Bodes, Simon and Woody reflect on Saturday's win at Swansea and look closer at Scott Parker's style of management as well as speculating on the likely outcome of the tight race for automatic promotion. Warning: Highly Positive Pod.

The lads look back on the frustrating draw at home to West Brom, discuss the fracas at the end of the game and look ahead to the weekend trip to Swansea.

It's all heading towards crunch time after the Clarets crush Luton 4-0 with magical Marcus Edwards delighting the crowd and then Leeds lose.

Looking ahead to Luton at home, looking at the contracts situation and how much is a Freddo bar these days?

A shocking loss to PNE in the FA Cup gets examined by a full pod squad.

We look ahead to Saturday's big FA Cup derby clash with Preston and then address the debate over 'atmosphere' and take a listen to various Turf Moor 'walk out' songs.

The pod squad struggle to find anything to be negative about after the 4-0 win over Wednesday. 

The lads look ahead to the Friday night clash with Shef Wed and talk some VK Ball.....

Finally JJ joins the pod squad to discuss the fall-out from the latest 0-0 draw at Deepdale.

Simon, Justin and Darren Bentley look back on the win over Hull City and ahead to the weekend's derby with North End.

Greavesy, Bodes and Woody look back on the weekend's FA Cup win at Southampton and look ahead to the midweek home game against Hull City.

Former Clarets media manager Darren Bentley joins the pod to review the Oxford game, look ahead to the FA Cup tie at Southampton and reminisce on transfer deadline days with Chris Boden. 

The pod squad preview the trip to Portsmouth and discuss whether the absence of a transfer deadline signing would really be a big problem?

The top of the table clash between Burnley and Leeds United ended in a stalemate. Chris Boden and Paul Woodhouse join host Simon Evans to assess the Monday Night Football clash and  a damp and cold Justin Connolly chimes in from his car outside the Turf.

We look ahead to Monday night's huge six-pointer at home to Leeds. Justin and Woody join Simon to look at the options available to Scott Parker. We also look at the club's new mini-doc and more transfer talk.

Vizeh joins the pod squad to look back on the Plymouth win, the Jonjo Shelvey signing, Morgan Whittaker rumours and some possible departures from Turf Moor. 

Burnley enjoyed a hugely impressive 5-0 win at Plymouth Argyle on Wednesday and the pod team gathered for a quick reaction. 

Friday night's 0-0 draw at home to Sunderland was eventful to say the least so Simon, Woody and Chris picked through the action, hail James Trafford's contributions and look ahead to Plymouth away on Wednesday. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Pod Squad are back with a packed episode this week discussing the Clarets game against Sunderland tonight, the development of players (and the manager himself) under Scott Parker and the maturity of decision making. Plus, Bodes gives us his take on the new Netflix film Bank on Dave 2. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Pod Squad look back at a job well done (eventually) in Berkshire as the Clarets moved into the next round of the FA Cup with a 3-1 AET win over Reading. Plus, the surprise return of Magic Mike Tresor and plenty of praise for two young academy grads in the middle of the park! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It's a much-depleted Pod Squad for this week's episode as Simon and Woody look ahead to the Reading game, discuss Sean Dyche's sacking at Everton and try and work out the CJ Egan Riley contract situation. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Clarets extended their dominance over East Lancashire rivals Blackburn Rovers with ANOTHER win at Ewood Park on Saturday. The Pod Squad look back at the game and work out whether the celebrations went far enough! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.