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Burnley want Bolasie, can afford the asking price, but cannot afford his wages...unfortunately. So deal extremely unlikely. According to Alan Nixon (@ReluctantNicko) Burnley have a cheaper alternative as back-up.

Dyche has repaired quite a few "broken" players in the last 5 years - Joey Barton for one.:). Lennon could be another. Keane £25 million = "rubbish". Bolasie £25 million = "rubbish". Who is the next £25 million buy?

Mee was the reason Keane looked classy for us - Mee did all the dirty work. I agree Keane is more suited to a defence-orientated team. I'd have Keane back if we lost Mee.

Hope you are right but Heaton's injury is only "a minor calf strain". Neither Heaton or Hart would settle for being No 2. Pope is out until the New Year.

I have no inside knowledge on anything but what are the chances of Everton making a move for goalkeeper Tom Heaton and/or central defender Ben Mee? The reason I ask is that we are believed to have signed Ben Gibson while Mee only has one year left on his contract and seems to have no intention...

Won't make the group stages, so no real worry about extra matches. The Turks will beat us even if Aberdeen don't.

Burnley would not be able to afford Keane's Everton wages, so no chance of deal, unfortunately.

Lennon?:)

I'll be annoyed if ineptitude allows Wolves to finish 7th or higher. I'm banking on Everton or Leicester to prevent it.

Defour went to Burnley from Anderlecht in 2016 because he knew Premier League football was his best chance of regaining his plac in the Belgium squad...and he succeeded after half a dozen good displays for the Clarets. The alternative was a big-money move to China or the middle-east and little...

Defour went to Burnley from Anderlecht in 2016 because he knew Premier League football was his best chance of regaining his place in the Belgium squad...and he succeeded after half a dozen good displays for the Clarets. The alternative was a big-money move to China or the middle-east and little...

I am very relieved Everton did not go for Dyche. Hope for Everton's sake that Silva lasts longer than he did at Hull or Watford.

I don't think any Burnley fan thinks we will finish as high as 7th again, but maybe we'll have a good cup run - we are exempt until the last 32 in the League Cup.

Marco Silva please.

I'd be delighted if we finish 10th and have a good cup run.:)

My brother-in-law, an Aston Villa season-ticket holder, cannot believe Ashley Westwood and Matt Lowton are playing for a 7th-placed European qualifier. Dyche might get a good tune out of Aaron Lennon next season if Steven Defour provides a good service from midfield (Defour was injured the week...

This season: Jack Cork (£10 million), Charlie Taylor (£6 million), Chris Wood (£15 million), Nakhi Wells (£5 million), Jon Walters, Phil Bardsley (combined £3 million), Aaron Lennon (£2 million?). Total spend = £41 million. Sales: Michael Keane £25 million, Andre Gray £18 million, Tendayi...

Quite true. Until recently he was on a rolling contract but has now signed a five-year deal at a reported £70k a week. We were 16th in the Championship, one point above the relegation zone, when Dyche came to the rescue after "homesick" Eddie Howe decided to desert a "sinking ship". After 10...

I think some clubs are going to regret not trying to tempt Dyche when they stood a chance of getting him. Sunderland, for a start. Dyche was ready to go there in the summer of 2015 until a few Mackem fans misguidedly clubbed together to buy Di*k Advocaat's missus a bunch of flowers, prompting a...

I'd hate it if Dyche left Burnley any time soon but I do think one day he could get a team like Everton, Villa, Newcastle, Leeds etc into the Top Six. Doubtful, but if we win our last 2 games, Burnley could finish above Arsenal. I was impressed how Atletico Madrid gave a masterclass last week...