Jaidon takes his tally to five Premier League goals this season 🎯

Matchday at Turf Moor 🏟️ #BurnleyFC

Steven Defour reacts to this goal against Manchester United 📺

We are deeply saddened to hear of the passing of former Burnley and England international goalkeeper Colin McDonald at the age of 95. The Tottington-born player signed for the Clarets as an amateur in July 1948. He spent the first couple of seasons playing for the Reserve team before he was called up for National Service in 1950. During his time with the RAF, he played for Headington United, prior to returning to Turf Moor after he had completed his time in the armed forces. In 1952 he signed a professional contract with the club, however he had to bide his time before making his debut for the first team in April 1954. He established himself as Burnley’s number one and for the next couple of seasons he as more or less ever-present Unfortunately, he broke his ankle in a game against Chelsea in December 1956. On his return from injury, he continued to excel for the Clarets and was selected to play for England in Moscow, prior to the 1958 World Cup tournament in Sweden. McDonald played in all four England games during the tournament and was deemed by many, as the best goalkeeper. Our thoughts are with all Colin’s family and friends during this sad time.

🗣️ Scott Parker on his position as Burnley Head Coach: “That's out of my hands. I have the utmost support from the ownership, from everyone at the football club. Of course, we're all frustrated at the moment, of course we are. But I'm fully committed and I feel like everyone at the football club is as well really.” #TwitterClarets [@BurnleyExpress]

Martin Dúbravka and Connor Roberts visited Pendleside Hospice, spreading Christmas cheer with gifts, chocolates and chats 💜 Watch Episode 9 of Keeping The Faith now, exclusively on X.

Primrose Hill this morning, taken by my friend walking his dog. How depressing is this on NYE.

Line-up: locked in 🔒 #BurnleyFC

Newcastle (h) 7:30pm tomorrow. We desperately need points tomorrow night, would you go with this starting line-up? 👇 Download the App and share your line-up… the-clarets.com/onelink

The Egyptian government has said @Keir_Starmer knew about the vile messages put out by Fatteh. So Starmer lied to bring into this country someone who hates us and wishes us harm. Starmer must go.

TikTokers already making videos on how to unredact the Epstein files because the DOJ is incompetent 🤣

Josh Cullen speaks ahead of tomorrow's trip to the south coast.

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Zeki Amdouni provides a recovery update as we take a look at the challenges facing injured players in the professional game. For more behind the scenes content like this, watch our Keeping The Faith series exclusively on X.

Big difference in mentality. Manager needs to believering, no matter what we're all saying. x.com/SkySportsNews/status/1… x.com/SkySportsNews/status/1…

Business is all about risk and reward. There will always be risk, but the potential reward is decreasing all of the time with the incessant levels of tax. Entrepreneurs will just stop bothering in Britain, and will make their money somewhere else in the world.

I simply cannot see the justification for importing in thousands and thousands of foreign medical staff, many of whom are not properly qualified and unable to speak English, when we have our own trained people unemployed. What is the possible reasoning behind it? It is MENTAL. To be honest. I've heard from so many British medics who are unable to find work. I just can't get my head around it. Are the people running NHS recruitment THAT incompetent? And why are we allowing foreigners to train in our medical schools? We should lift the strict cap on medical school places, and give those spots to British boys and girls. We're turning someone away from training to be a doctor because they didn't get absolutely 100% perfect results in school? Let's show some common sense here. If a smart young Brit wants to study medicine, let's make it easier for them to do so. It's that, or we continue importing in foreign medics. Can we always trust their exam/qualification system? No. No we can't. Put some proper funding into courses for nurses, midwives, doctors, radiographers - everything. Start investing now. The problem is, the benefits won't be felt until years down the line, so politicians aren't interested. Short term thinking is what's got us into this mess, it certainly won't get us out. The system is absolutely buggered.

Scott and Martin react to this afternoon's performance 🎙️