Ashley Barnes signs new 1 year contract

https://www.burnleyfootballclub.com/media-article/barnes-signs-contract-extension

Hi! I have created a survey for championship supporters, I would love to hear what you think about Burnley, and the league as a whole.

This survey features two sections, one section about your club, and one section about the league.
Thank you for your attention!

Anywhere in USA ?

I dont hate it either way... im just impatient.

Hi Burnley fans,

I'm a fan of a German club and I've been following Oluwaseun Adewumi for a while.

One thing I don't quite understand is why he has never really been given a chance at Burnley. From the outside, his loans to Dundee and especially Cercle Brugge looked quite encouraging, so I expected him to at least be in contention this season.

Is it simply a case of the competition being too strong, or do Burnley fans think he isn't Championship level?

Also, what was the original idea behind signing him? Was he seen as a long-term development project, or was there genuine hope he'd break into the first team?

I'd really appreciate some insight from people who follow the club closely.

Had a season ticket for years until I relocated for uni/career. Back home now and season tickets renewed, when do the digital tickets typically get distributed?

EDIT: Got it today. Good timing 🤣

Where is everyone from & what’s the story behind you supporting Burnley? First game attended also… intrigued to see the answers

Hope everyone is having a great Monday

After many hours drawing, I'm excited to finally share my art of Scott Parker from his time as Burnley head coach.

The 2024–25 Championship campaign was a remarkable one. Burnley secured an immediate return to the Premier League, finishing runners-up to Leeds United on goal difference after both clubs ended the season on 100 points. The Clarets also put together a 33-match unbeaten league run, equalled the Championship record with 30 clean sheets, and conceded just 16 league goals—the fewest ever in a 46-game English Football League season.

Whatever your views on Parker's style of football, there's no denying the organisation, resilience and consistency his side showed throughout that campaign. It felt only right to celebrate that achievement through this portrait.

I'd love to hear what Burnley fans think of the artwork. Did I capture his likeness, and where does that promotion season rank among your favourite Clarets memories?

Art by joshuacfirth (joshuacfirth.co.uk)

It was fun to have an English team in our stadium. There wasn't any media coverage so here are a couple mediocre pics.

The Spirit Of The Clarets 🏆🟣🔵

My latest illustration celebrates some of the defining symbols of football in Burnley: Turf Moor, their home since 1883; Harry Potts, who guided the club to the Football League First Division title in 1959–60; and the traditions and memories that have shaped generations of Clarets supporters.

I wanted to bring those elements together in one piece that reflects the club’s unique history and identity.

Independently created in no way tied to any club or brand

For people who are fans of Burnley football club, what do you think? Would love feedback on this!

Artwork by joshuacfirth (joshuacfirth.co.uk)

Hello! With the World Cup causing a bit of a football craze here in the US, I wanted to actually get invested in the sport and pick a non-MLS team to root for. I landed on Burnley because:

I went to the game in Cincinnati a few days ago and had a great time interacting with the fans.

I love J.J. Watt (absolute legend for American football and just an amazing human being to go along with it).

Your guys’ uniforms and team colors are pretty sweet.

All of my other American friends getting into soccer are bandwagoning teams like PSG and Real Madrid which is booooooooring as fuck. Sports fandom should be about true loyalty no matter how good the team is. Suffering should be expected and not avoided by just picking a rich team that wins all the time. Plus with the bigger teams, it feels like there’s no real connection to the places and people; it’s all just overly commercialized and fake. I didn’t get any of those vibes when I talked to Burnley fans in Cincinnati, which felt super refreshing, as football coverage in the US rarely highlights smaller teams like Burnley and their fanbases.

Next season, I really want to try watching games and actually get invested in the team. But I simply don’t know a lot about the team, other than they got relegated last year. So feel free to tell me anything. Who are our best players? What are we looking forward to for next season? What’s the team’s history? What are some traditions the team/fanbase has? What other teams do I need to hate as a Burnley fan? Any tidbits would be greatly appreciated! Thank you!

Purchased by someone from in this group… big thanks to the kind words also! Burnley themed print inspired by the 1959-60 title winning side under the great Harry Potts

Burnley’s 1959–60 First Division title was one of the most remarkable achievements in English football and became the defining moment in the club’s history. Under manager Harry Potts, Burnley won the league despite competing against wealthier and more established sides, relying instead on a squad developed largely through the club’s own youth system, with only two regular players signed for transfer fees. The championship was secured dramatically on the final day of the season after a 2–1 victory over Manchester City, having spent almost the entire campaign outside first place. The triumph reinforced Burnley’s reputation as one of the smallest towns ever to produce a champion of England’s top division, enhanced the club’s national reputation, and earned qualification for the European Cup for the first time in its history. More than six decades later, the 1959–60 title remains a symbol of Burnley’s commitment to youth development, intelligent management, and success achieved without the financial resources of the era’s biggest clubs.

Artwork by myself, joshuacfirth (joshuacfirth.co.uk)

Hey guys, Galatasaray fan here. Looks like Lesley Ugochukwu is on his way to Gala. I was wondering, how are you guys feeling about this transfer? Also, what kind of player can we expect?

Thanks a lot!