Queens Park Rangers v Burnley
Hoops | Official Matchday Programme of Queens Park Rangers | Issue 11 Queens Park Rangers v Burnley | Sky Bet Championship Sunday 11th December, 2022 | KO 1pm | Loftus Road
Hoops | Official Matchday Programme of Queens Park Rangers | Issue 11
Queens Park Rangers v Burnley | Sky Bet Championship
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Year on Year<br />
1882:<br />
Originally formed as<br />
<strong>Burnley</strong> Rovers, the club<br />
were soon renamed<br />
<strong>Burnley</strong> FC and moved to<br />
Turf Moor, which remains<br />
their current home, shortly<br />
afterwards.<br />
1921:<br />
The Clarets put together a<br />
remarkable unbeaten run<br />
of 30 matches to secure<br />
their maiden Division One<br />
title – a record which stood<br />
until Arsenal’s Invincibles<br />
surpassed it in 2004.<br />
1960:<br />
After several near misses,<br />
the title returned to Turf<br />
Moor on the very last day<br />
of the campaign as Harry<br />
Potts’ team qualified for<br />
European football for the<br />
first time.<br />
1987:<br />
Goals by Neil Grewcock and<br />
Ian Britton earned <strong>Burnley</strong> a<br />
2-1 victory over Orient on<br />
the final day of the season<br />
to stave off the ignominy of<br />
relegation from the Football<br />
League.<br />
1998:<br />
Bury boss Stan Ternent<br />
joined the Clarets as<br />
manager, launching a<br />
six-year reign that laid the<br />
foundations for a revival in<br />
the club’s fortunes as they<br />
returned to the second tier<br />
in 2000.<br />
2009:<br />
Wade Elliott’s early strike was<br />
enough to earn a 1-0 win<br />
against Sheffield United in<br />
the Championship play-off<br />
final and end <strong>Burnley</strong>’s 33-<br />
year exile from the top flight.<br />
COMINGS<br />
AND GOINGS<br />
COMING IN<br />
Arijanet Muric<br />
(GK) – Manchester City<br />
Denis Franchi<br />
(GK) – PSG<br />
Vitinho<br />
(D) – Cercle Brugge<br />
CJ Egan-Riley<br />
(D) – Manchester City<br />
Jordan Beyer<br />
(D) – Borussia<br />
Mönchengladbach<br />
Ian Maatsen<br />
(D) – Chelsea<br />
Taylor Harwood-Bellis<br />
(D) – Man City<br />
Darko Churlinov<br />
(M) – VFB Stuttgart<br />
Anass Zaroury<br />
(M) – RSC Charleroi<br />
Manuel Benson<br />
(M) – Royal Antwerp<br />
Samuel Bastien<br />
(M) – Standard Liege<br />
Josh Cullen<br />
(M) – RSC Anderlecht<br />
Nathan Tella<br />
(F) – Southampton<br />
Scott Twine<br />
(F) – MK Dons<br />
Halil Dervisoglu<br />
(F) – Brentford (Loan)<br />
GOING OUT<br />
Wayne Hennessey<br />
(GK) – Nott’m Forest<br />
Nick Pope<br />
(GK) – Newcastle<br />
Nathan Collins<br />
(D) – Wolves<br />
James Tarkowski<br />
(D) – Everton<br />
Ben Mee<br />
(D) – Brentford<br />
Erik Pieters<br />
(D) – West Brom<br />
Phil Bardsley<br />
(D) – Released<br />
Maxwel Cornet<br />
(M) – West Ham<br />
Dwight McNeil<br />
(M) – Everton<br />
Matej Vydra<br />
(F) – Released<br />
Wout Weghorst<br />
(F) – Besiktas (Loan)<br />
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