V Chelsea

[ballcock]

Amoundi was such a gem that Benifica didn't want him, they shipped him back to us when his season loan finished.

Out of the list of players Army mentioned, I would say that Trippier is the only one whoes career took a massive upwards swing. Burnley most certainly improved Trippier and was instrumental in making him the player that he is today

Fans always get delusional and are extremely negative towards the club when things aren't going well. Burnley for a town with a population of 85k and within a 50 mile radius of 20 FL clubs have done remarkably well over the last 25 years and credit should be given, instead of all this negative clap trap spouted by glass eaf empty fans

[ballcock]

The simple truth is football fans pay their money to watch their team and if they don't feel as a collective they are getting value for money the $hit hits the fan.

I was at the London Stadium when we ripped the Irons a new arse and if Pace thinks the fans are toxic at Turf Moor he should have been in Stratford on that particular day.

Supersub6 will confirm when things are not going well for the Toon their fans are not exactly what you might call "understanding".

It is what it is. We pay our money and can express our happiness or despair however we want.

I was there at the London stadium that day. Pace hasn't a bloody clue, if he owned any of the other Premier league clubs, he would have been thrown to the dogs by now, especially after his childish outbursts over the last few weeks.

[WillPark]

Not sure what you are getting at. I have been going on the Turf since 1952 and have NEVER shouted abuse at any player, Claret or opponent, because it is totally unnecessary.
All I was doing was pointing out that the Chairman is correct because it has always been the case that some fans will pick out a player and he becomes a scapegoat. In recent times, Marney, Hendrick and McNeil have received their fair share of abuse ---- there have been so many more over the last 74 years. Marney's first season here was ridiculous because so many fans didn't realise just what a good player he was and it only became apparent the season that he picked up the injury.

Support is what is needed, certainly not abuse!

I’m not criticising you Sub. Sorry if I’m not expressing myself as I intend. I agree with you. But many supporters think it’s their right to hurl abuse. It doesn’t matter if others are even worse. If someone thinks they are supporters but hurl abuse they are not supporting but tearing down what needs to be built.

[Supersub6]

I’m not criticising you Sub. Sorry if I’m not expressing myself as I intend. I agree with you. But many supporters think it’s their right to hurl abuse. It doesn’t matter if others are even worse. If someone thinks they are supporters but hurl abuse they are not supporting but tearing down what needs to be built.

Exactly, WillPark, however, this is where human frailties come into play and these days it seems much worse than it used to be. I know not why that is the case, however, money may have a lot to do with it.

[mnrht]

No doubt about it SS, the abuse directed at players taking a corner kick is disgusting. When I started watching BFC many years ago
Burnley fans would applaud particularly good play by an opposing player. I always stood on the Beehole/Enclosure corner and I remember a NF player called Sailor Brown beating two men in a brilliant dribble in the corner-spontaneous applause by the Burnley fans.

Talk about developing players, BOMO/Glint seem to have the man who can do it. A town of 20,000 somewhere inside the Arctic circle
beat Inter for the second time today having previously beaten Man City and Athletico Madrid.

[The Bedlington Terrier]

No doubt about it SS, the abuse directed at players taking a corner kick is disgusting. When I started watching BFC many years ago
Burnley fans would applaud particularly good play by an opposing player. I always stood on the Beehole/Enclosure corner and I remember a NF player called Sailor Brown beating two men in a brilliant dribble in the corner-spontaneous applause by the Burnley fans.

Talk about developing players, BOMO/Glint seem to have the man who can do it. A town of 20,000 somewhere inside the Arctic circle
beat Inter for the second time today having previously beaten Man City and Athletico Madrid.

Not for much longer mnrht because Trump intends to invade it.

[sinkov]

Not for much longer mnrht because Trump intends to invade it.

Can you help out mon ami, I'm hoping to compile a list of the countries Trump actually has invaded, and I've googled it. Google seems to be malfunctioning because it does not indicate even one single country that the US has invaded while Mr Trump has been President. This clearly cannot be right, there must be numerous countries on that list.

Do us a favour old boy, give us an up to date list, if you would, thanks in advance.

[The Bedlington Terrier]

You got me thinking about that one mon ami. He's ordered bombing campaigns in Syria, Iraq, Yemen and God knows where else, he's kidnapped a President in Venezuela, but more interestingly here's a list of every country the US has military ordnance and operational capability placed upon.

Trump is taking his role as the Global Policeman a bit too seriously if you ask me. Pity he does not show as much interest to attend Congress to answer in full his Epstein connections. Go Hilary.

https://www.studyiq.com/articles/list-of-us-military-bases-around-the-world/

[ClaretinBudapest]

You got me thinking about that one mon ami. He's ordered bombing campaigns in Syria, Iraq, Yemen and God knows where else, he's kidnapped a President in Venezuela, but more interestingly here's a list of every country the US has military ordnance and operational capability placed upon.

Trump is taking his role as the Global Policeman a bit too seriously if you ask me. Pity he does not show as much interest to attend Congress to answer in full his Epstein connections. Go Hilary.

https://www.studyiq.com/articles/lis...und-the-world/

You forgot the bombing of what could be fishermen in the Carribean in the misguided belief that it will solve the drug crisis in the US.Murder on the high seas.

[ClaretinBudapest]

Can you help out mon ami, I'm hoping to compile a list of the countries Trump actually has invaded, and I've googled it. Google seems to be malfunctioning because it does not indicate even one single country that the US has invaded while Mr Trump has been President. This clearly cannot be right, there must be numerous countries on that list.

Do us a favour old boy, give us an up to date list, if you would, thanks in advance.

He is only carrying on US traditions Sinkov.Invasion, proxy wars, regime change operations all in the Neocon US empire”s playbook now fully controlled by Bibi.
He has a very difficult role to follow:-

US military, CIA coups and clandestine operations in foreign countries since WWII:

���� Iran: 1946
���� China: 1946-1949
���� Greece: 1947-1949
���� Italy: 1948
���� Philippines: 1948-1954
���� Korea: 1950-1953
���� Iran: 1953
���� Vietnam: 1954
���� Guatemala: 1954
���� Lebanon: 1958
���� Panama: 1958
���� Haiti: 1959
���� Congo: 1960
���� Vietnam: 1960-1964
���� Cuba: 1961-1962
���� Laos: 1962
���� Ecuador: 1963
���� Panama: 1964
���� Brazil: 1964
���� Vietnam: 1965-1975
���� Indonesia: 1965
���� Congo: 1965
���� Dominican Republic: 1965
���� Laos: 1965-1973
���� Ghana: 1966
���� Guatemala: 1966-1967
���� Cambodia: 1969-1975
���� Oman: 1970
���� Laos: 1971-1973
���� Chile: 1973
���� Cambodia: 1975
���� Angola: 1976-1992
���� Iran: 1980
���� Libya: 1981
���� El Salvador: 1981-1992
���� Nicaragua: 1981-1990
���� Lebanon: 1982-1984
���� Grenada: 1983
���� Honduras: 1983-1989
���� Iran: 1984
���� Libya: 1986
���� Bolivia: 1986
���� Iran: 1987-1988
���� Libya: 1989
���� Philippines: 1989
���� Panama: 1989-1990
���� Liberia: 1990
���� Iraq: 1990-1991
���� Iraq: 1991-2003
���� Haiti: 1991
���� Somalia: 1992-1994
Yugoslavia: 1992-1994
���� Bosnia: 1993-1995
���� Haiti: 1994-1996
���� Croatia: 1995
���� Zaire (Congo): 1996-1997
���� Liberia: 1997
���� Sudan: 1998
���� Afghanistan: 1998
Yugoslavia: 1999
���� Macedonia: 2001
���� Afghanistan: 2001-2021
���� Venezuela: 2002
���� Iraq: 2003-present
���� Haiti: 2004
���� Ukraine: 2004, 2013-2014
���� Palestine: 2006-2007
���� Yemen: 2009-present
���� Syria: 2005-2009, 2011-present
���� Libya: 2011

*Note, this is not a complete list

[army88]

You got me thinking about that one mon ami. He's ordered bombing campaigns in Syria, Iraq, Yemen and God knows where else, he's kidnapped a President in Venezuela, but more interestingly here's a list of every country the US has military ordnance and operational capability placed upon.

Trump is taking his role as the Global Policeman a bit too seriously if you ask me. Pity he does not show as much interest to attend Congress to answer in full his Epstein connections. Go Hilary.

https://www.studyiq.com/articles/lis...und-the-world/

Did you mean KIllary , you really are deluded if you think the Clinton?s are the answer to trumps demise - more skeletons in their closet than Trump has in two
Life times.

[sinkov]

He is only carrying on US traditions Sinkov.Invasion, proxy wars, regime change operations all in the Neocon US empire?s playbook now fully controlled by Bibi.
He has a very difficult role to follow:-

US military, CIA coups and clandestine operations in foreign countries since WWII:

���� Iran: 1946
���� China: 1946-1949
���� Greece: 1947-1949
���� Italy: 1948
���� Philippines: 1948-1954
���� Korea: 1950-1953
���� Iran: 1953
���� Vietnam: 1954
���� Guatemala: 1954
���� Lebanon: 1958
���� Panama: 1958
���� Haiti: 1959
���� Congo: 1960
���� Vietnam: 1960-1964
���� Cuba: 1961-1962
���� Laos: 1962
���� Ecuador: 1963
���� Panama: 1964
���� Brazil: 1964
���� Vietnam: 1965-1975
���� Indonesia: 1965
���� Congo: 1965
���� Dominican Republic: 1965
���� Laos: 1965-1973
���� Ghana: 1966
���� Guatemala: 1966-1967
���� Cambodia: 1969-1975
���� Oman: 1970
���� Laos: 1971-1973
���� Chile: 1973
���� Cambodia: 1975
���� Angola: 1976-1992
���� Iran: 1980
���� Libya: 1981
���� El Salvador: 1981-1992
���� Nicaragua: 1981-1990
���� Lebanon: 1982-1984
���� Grenada: 1983
���� Honduras: 1983-1989
���� Iran: 1984
���� Libya: 1986
���� Bolivia: 1986
���� Iran: 1987-1988
���� Libya: 1989
���� Philippines: 1989
���� Panama: 1989-1990
���� Liberia: 1990
���� Iraq: 1990-1991
���� Iraq: 1991-2003
���� Haiti: 1991
���� Somalia: 1992-1994
Yugoslavia: 1992-1994
���� Bosnia: 1993-1995
���� Haiti: 1994-1996
���� Croatia: 1995
���� Zaire (Congo): 1996-1997
���� Liberia: 1997
���� Sudan: 1998
���� Afghanistan: 1998
Yugoslavia: 1999
���� Macedonia: 2001
���� Afghanistan: 2001-2021
���� Venezuela: 2002
���� Iraq: 2003-present
���� Haiti: 2004
���� Ukraine: 2004, 2013-2014
���� Palestine: 2006-2007
���� Yemen: 2009-present
���� Syria: 2005-2009, 2011-present
���� Libya: 2011

*Note, this is not a complete list

FFS CiB, not you as well All I've asked for is a list of the names of countries invaded by the USA during a Trump presidency. Google couldn't name any, BT couldn't name any, and now you haven't named any either. With all the bull****, bluster, bile and hot air spouted about him, there must be numerous countries on that list, but it seems not. You Never Trumpers having a giraffe, or what ?

[The Bedlington Terrier]

Trump will never ever commit to a "Boots on the Ground" military style invasion, he prefers the anonymity and relative safety of long range missile strikes. He's never been one for getting his rifle out and manning the trenches has he?

Invading sovereign spatiality by aerial bombardment is just the same as chucking troops in on the ground. Times are changing mon ami.

[The Bedlington Terrier]

Can you help out mon ami, I'm hoping to compile a list of the countries Trump actually has invaded, and I've googled it. Google seems to be malfunctioning because it does not indicate even one single country that the US has invaded while Mr Trump has been President. This clearly cannot be right, there must be numerous countries on that list.

Do us a favour old boy, give us an up to date list, if you would, thanks in advance.

Like I was saying...

https://www.nytimes.com/live/2026/02/28/world/iran-strikes-trump?campaign_id=60&emc=edit_na_20260228&instance_id=171778&nl=breaking-news&regi_id=74869138&segment_id=215932&user_id=b29b275d70e18dc2123391cee72cf5e1

[sinkov]

Trump will never ever commit to a "Boots on the Ground" military style invasion, he prefers the anonymity and relative safety of long range missile strikes. He's never been one for getting his rifle out and manning the trenches has he?

Invading sovereign spatiality by aerial bombardment is just the same as chucking troops in on the ground. Times are changing mon ami.

I take it mon ami, that what you are saying is that the US has not invaded any countries at all during a five year plus Trump presidency. It's like getting blood out of a stone.