From The Bee Hole End - The Burnley Podcast

Greavsey sits down with Daz and Chris to look back on Fabio Celestini's debut draw with Portsmouth and look ahead to the trip to QPR. Daz is impressed with Celestini's pre-match chat, Chris less so with Andreas Hountondji's ability. Plus, the lads consider where the club is going under ALK following on from the Business of Sport podcast on the Pace and Co.

Fabio Celestini's debut on the Burnley bench saw the Clarets show some signs of improvement but ultimately fizzle out and have to settle for a point against a poor Portsmouth team. Reaction from Turf Moor.

The Swiss coach Fabio Celestini takes over from Nicky Hayen as new 'Chief Football Officer' Diego Lopez makes his first big decision at Turf Moor. So what to make of the new boss? Daz, Simon and Bodes join Greavesy to discuss the appointment.

We're back with ANOTHER new episode and this time Greavsey is joined by Julian Jordan to look back at the disgraceful performance at Lincoln City and the runners and riders in the race to become the new Burnley boss! Plus, Martin Barnes gives us his reaction before jetting off on holiday!

The pod squad rush back into the studio as the news breaks that Nicky Hayen has been sacked as Burnley manager. Who will be willing to work under Alan Pace and get the Clarets out of this mess?

Another new low for Burnley as the Clarets slump to a 4-1 loss at Lincoln City in a performance which had the real feeling of the end of the road for the hapless Nicky Hayen. Full reaction with fans leaving Lincoln and Daz and Greavesy in the studio.

Burnley's injury list has lengthened with a long-term injury for Jacob Bruun Larsen and Jamie Vardy also ruled out for the trip to Lincoln. But will Nicky Hayen, fresh from more talks with Alan Pace, decide to switch keepers again?

Nicky Hayen has made a dreadful start to his reign as Turf Moor manager while fans are turning their frustrations on owner Alan Pace. What is going wrong and what can be done about it? Are protests the answer? Greavesy, Bodes and Daz discuss.

Groundhog day - Burnley start well, Jamie Vardy scores a nice goal and then two shocking errors hand Wolves the victory as the Clarets fall to pieces yet again. Sunday will be a full year without a win at Turf Moor, where the crowd turned their ire on the club's owners.

Burnley were 10 seconds away from ending their nearly year-long winless run at Turf Moor but kamikaze defending allowed Charlton to grab a 2-2 draw. The pressure is back on Nicky Hayen after his team failed to back-up Saturday's win at Watford. Simon and Daz discuss with videos from Bodes, Greavesy and Dawbs.

Burnley finally have a win to talk about. A 4-0 victory at Watford, with three goals inside 25 minutes, ends the wait for a first win of the season. Andrew Greaves is joined by Chris Boden and Simon Evans for a rare upbeat debrief. We look at what changed on the training ground during the international break and why the shape, intensity and rotations looked so different. We also look at Bruun Larsen's finish, Zeki Amdouni's firn, Marcus Edwards' first-time strike and a clean sheet at the back. Did the international break help, who deserves to keep their place, and what happens to the bench? The big question is whether Burnley can back it up. Charlton visit on Tuesday, with Wolves on Friday night. We also discuss reports linking Genoa's Diego Lopez with the sporting director role, and what he could bring to the club's recruitment.

Burnley thrashed Watford at Vicarage Road to secure a first league victory of the season and climb off the foot of the Championship. Nicky Hayen's side were rampant in the first half, taking the lead through Jacob Bruun Larsen's cool finish. Zeki Amdouni and Reo Hatate made it three before the break, and Marcus Edwards wrapped things up late on. Simon reacts and Tony Dawber reports from Vicarage Road while Greavesy raises a glass to the first win since February.

Quite enjoyed the international break, did you? In any case, the Clarets are back, bottom of the Championship and looking for that elusive first win under Belgian coach Nicky Hayen. And the pod is back too with Daz, Bodes, Tony and Simon chewing the fat.

Burnley, again, looked like they were going to finally end their nearly year long winless run at Turf Moor but, again, collapsed in the final stages and Derby took a point - and almost all three. How long can this go on? Is it time to move on from the unfortunate Nicky Hayen? Rapid Reaction from Turf Moor on Saturday.

Greavsey and Daz get together to run through a busy week at Turf Moor with a new third kit that's split opinion, the manager saying Saturday's game against Derby is a must win and a candid admission from Kyle Walker. Oh, and more bad press for chairman Alan Pace and ANOTHER injury to make things more difficult. Plus, Greavsey and Daz discuss their starting XIs for Saturday!

Can things continue to get worse? The Clarets sit bottom of the Championship after another poor performance at Swansea. So what's the solution? Greavsey is joined by Bodes and Julian Jordan to discuss another poor performance plus a deep dive on ALK and their ownership of the club in the wake of CEO James Holroyd's untimely departure.

It was another sorry Saturday for the Clarets, this time in South Wales as two first half gift-wrapped goals gave Swansea the platform to dish out another defeat. Greavsey is joined by Daz and Woody to look at just what is going wrong and how the hell it can be fixed!

Greavsey is joined by Daz Bentley and Martin Barnes to look over the Clarets battling 1-1 draw at Wrexham. Zeki Amdouni's strike not only rounded off a sweet move from the Clarets but also gave Nicky Hayen's side a deserved half time lead. The three points wasn't to be though, Jacques Ekomié rising highest to head home an equaliser to leave Hayen searching for that elusive first win!

After another shocking defeat - this time at home to Bristol City - Burnley brought in free agent Jamie Vardy. A desperation move, a no-brainer or a smart bit of business? Greavesy is joined by Martin Barnes as well as regulars Daz and Bodes, to give their view on Nicky Hayen's tactics, the chants against Alan Pace and the arrival of Vardy. #soccer #burnley #efl

Burnley were eight minutes away from claiming their first win at Turf Moor in nearly 11 months but then allowed Bristol City to take all three points as the game ended with chants against absent American owner Alan Pace.