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No Nay Never Podcast

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Burnley FC podcast. Made by fans, for fans. This Podcast has been created and uploaded by the No Nay Never Podcast. The views in this Podcast are not necessarily the views of talkSPORT. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Feb 17, 2026

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Episodes

Episode 28: Bolton, Bournemouth and a special project 18.02.2014

Jamie Smith was this week joined by James Bird, Adam Haworth and Ian Creamer as they discuss the Bolton and Bournemouth games, Eddie Howe and a special No Nay Never project. Details of the project can be found by going to NoNayNever.net, or alternatively – if your podcast client allows – by clicking HERE . You can as always get in touch with us by email blog@nonaynever.net or by tweeting @nonaynev...

Episode 27: Millwall, Rovers travel and Bolton 13.02.2014

This Monday’s podcast saw Jamie Smith speak to James Bird and Joe Pattison about all things Burnley. They spoke about the Millwall game, the situation and problems with compulsory travel arrangements to the Blackburn Rovers match in March and they looked ahead to the Bolton game. Apologises for the delay in distribution of this podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Episode 26: Turning draws into wins 04.02.2014

This week, Jamie Smith chats to Dan Black of the Burnley Express and James Bird about the QPR game and turning draws into wins. Contribute to the podcast by posting your thoughts to us via email: blog@nonaynever.net, tweet to us: @nonaynevernet or use the hashtag #nnnpod. Thanks for listening. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Episode 25: A new format and tactics 20.01.2014

Firstly, we apologise sincerely for the strange clicking noise in this episode. We had no control over it during recording and we failed in attempts to get rid of it in post-production. Hopefully we’ll get it fixed for the next episode. Sorry! In a new shorter format, Jamie is joined by just two guests: James Bird and Michael Bailey. They talk about the Sheffield Wednesday game and fitting Ashley...

Episode 24: The one with the connection problems 14.01.2014

This week, Jamie tries to speak to James Bird, Rick Cunliffe, Robbie Coppack, Ian Creamer and Thomas Turner about Yeovil, Ashley Barnes and Michael Duff. But it doesn’t go well. Listen at your peril. We’ll try and make sure there are fewer connection problems next week. Bear with us as we combat the evil forces of Skype. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Episode 23: Christmas, Vokes and transfers 06.01.2014

This week Jamie was joined by James Bird, Robbie Coppack and Becki De-Maine. They talk about the Christmas fixtures, Jay Rodriguez, Sam Vokes’ new contract and the opening of the transfer window. As always you can get in touch via Twitter – @nonaynevernet – or via email – blog@nonaynever.net. Thank you for listening. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Episode 22: Blackpool, Ings to Liverpool and Christmas 24.12.2013

This week, host Jamie Smith was joined by James Bird, Ian Creamer, Nathan Rogers and Chris Boden. They discussed Burnley’s game against Blackpool, being top at Christmas, Ings to Liverpool, the Middlesbrough game and our interview with Lee Hoos. Instead of quiz this week, the panelists took part in a game – get your #BurnleyChristmasXI entries in by using the aforementioned hashtag. As always you...

Episode 21: Blackpool, season tickets and a Sean Dyche impression 17.12.2013

This week Jamie is joined by Blackpool fan Chris Walker and Burnley fans James Bird, Adam Heap, Aidan Leape, Kieran James and Robbie Coppack. They discuss the Leicester game, the Blackpool game, the new season ticket announcement and a funny video from Ring Ring Rouge. You can get involved in the podcast by tweeting to @nonaynevernet or emailing blog@nonaynever.net. Links: Chris Walker’s site, Mea...

Episode 20: Brian Stock, Watford, Barnsley and the crowd 09.12.2013

Jamie is this week joined by Adam Priestley, James Bird, Kevin Robinson and Andrew Frost. They talk about Brian Stock’s effectiveness, the Watford game, the Barnsley game and take a deep look into the atmosphere problems at Turf Moor. As always, your feedback is welcomed: tweet to @nonaynevernet or email blog@nonaynever.net to reach us. Thomas Turner’s article about mince pies:  http://nonaynever....

Episode 19: Huddersfield, injury crises and Watford 03.12.2013

Jamie chats to James Bird, Dan Black, Natalie Bromley (briefly) and Adam Haworth about the Huddersfield game and its consequences, the injury situation and lack of loans and they look a head to Watford. As usual you can contact us through Twitter, @nonaynevernet, or through email, blog@nonaynever.net. Thank you for listening. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Episode 18: Forest, Wheels and Pizza 26.11.2013

In this episode, Jamie was joined by Adam Heap, James Bird, Michael Bailey, Natalie Bromley and Forest fan David Marples. On the agenda was the Forest game, Burnley’s “wheels coming off”, the state of the finances and the loan market and finally, fun pizza stories. As always you can contact the show on Twitter, @nonaynevernet or through emailing blog@nonaynever.net. Produced by Adam Haworth. Hoste...

Episode 17: Bournemouth, Jay Rodriguez and accolades 11.11.2013

Michael Bailey chairs the No Nay Never podcast this week, as Jamie is suffering from a bad internet connection. Joining Michael are James Bird, Adam Haworth and Rob Watson. They discuss the Bournemouth draw, Eddie Howe’s reception back at Turf Moor, Jay Rodriguez’s England call up, the awards won by Danny Ings and Sean Dyche and a look at whether Burnley need a break, or can sustain this form. You...

Episode 16: West Ham, Millwall and POTM 04.11.2013

During this episode, Jamie is joined by Dan Black, James Bird and Kevin Robinson to talk about the loss to West Ham in the cup, the draw at Millwall in the league and this month’s player of the month. As well as this, Jamie, Dan, James and Kevin revisit our promotion squad comparison feature. Apologies for dip in connection occasionally. We’d love your feedback: blog@nonaynever.net or @nonaynevern...

Episode 15: T-shirts, t-shirts and more t-shirts (and some football) 28.10.2013

Today Jamie is joined by James Bird, Robbie Coppack, Andy Devanney and Ben Llewelyn. They discuss all things Clarets, including realistic predictions for promotion, a look back at QPR and a look ahead to the West Ham cup game. We also sell t-shirts now. You can buy one at nonaynever.spreadshirt.co.uk. As ever, feedback is appreciated. Send messages to blog@nonaynever.net, or tweet @nonaynevernet....

Episode 14: Ipswich, QPR, team spirit and stats 21.10.2013

This week’s podcast does not feature a special guest, so you get our usual panel instead. Adam Heap, James Bird, Robbie Coppack and Andy Devanney join Jamie to discuss last weekend’s win at Ipswich, take a look ahead to QPR and throw lots and lots of stats around. You can get in touch via email: blog@nonaynever.net or through Twitter: @nonaynevernet. Produced by Adam Haworth. Hosted on Acast. See...

Episode 13: Clarke Carlisle special 13.10.2013

Clarke Carlisle is our special guest on this week’s No Nay Never podcast. Jamie speaks to him about his time at Turf Moor, his work at the PFA and his book. We find out how unprofessional Owen Coyle’s training sessions were, how Brian Laws was the quietest human being on earth and how Carlisle found himself having to adapt to massive pay cuts as he moved down the leagues. You can get in touch with...

Episode 12: Burnley so far, the Football League and James on a bike 07.10.2013

This week’s episode was somewhat unique episode of the No Nay Never podcast. Jamie was joined by York fan Shaun Wathey, QPR fan Juliet Harris and Burnley fans James Bird, Robbie Coppack and Daniel Bentley and producer Adam Haworth. They speak about Burnley’s progress so far, the rest of the football league and the international break before being rudely interrupted by James Bird riding his bike. C...

Episode 11: Forest, Charlton and German chanting 01.10.2013

This week Jamie is joined by Adam Heap, Andrew Frost, Andy Devanney, Robbie Coppack and James Bird and they discuss the rich vein of form the Clarets have struck, as well as looking over the last two games. The panel also discuss Turf Moor’s atmosphere – including discussion surrounding goal music. You can contact us through Twitter – @nonaynevernet or via email – blog@nonaynever.net. Hosted on Ac...

Episode 10: Winning, Arfield and Forest 23.09.2013

This week, Jamie is joined by James Bird, Kevin Robinson, Andy Devanney, Daniel Bentley and producer Adam Haworth. On this week’s topics for discussion are the Birmingham and Leeds wins, Scott Arfield’s miraculous redemption and a preview of the Forest cup game. The regular quiz also features. You can get in touch in the normal ways: through Twitter by mentioning @nonaynevernet or via email by sen...

Episode 9: Rovers, Birmingham and Leeds 17.09.2013

Jamie is joined by James Bird, Kevin Robinson, Andy Devanney and Patrick Walton. They discuss reactions to the derby day draw and look ahead to the Birmingham and Leeds games this week. You can get in touch on Twitter by mentioning @nonaynevernet or email us at blog@nonaynever.net. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Episode 8: Promotion squad comparison 09.09.2013

This week Jamie is joined by Chris Boden of the Burnley Express, Nathan Rogers and Andrew Frost as well as being assisted by Adam Haworth. This week’s topics include the open letter from the Burnley co-chairmen and a discussion about the quality of our current squad vs the squad that won promotion in 2009.As usual you can contact the podcast via Twitter by sending a mention to @nonaynevernet or th...

Episode 7: Transfer window special 02.09.2013

Today Jamie is joined by Adam Haworth, Kevin Robinson, James Bird, Thomas Pickles and Daniel Bentley and they discuss an impressive win at Derby and the transfer window. You can join in the discussion on Twitter using the hashtag #nnnpod or tweeting to @nonaynevernet. You can email your feedback to blog@nonaynever.net. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Episode 6: BHA, PNE and Wallace’s replacement 26.08.2013

Tonight Jamie Smith is joined by James Bird, Kevin Robinson, Dan Black, Adam Heap and Adam Haworth. Discussion surrounds Tom Heaton’s sending off, ticket prices for the Preston game and transfer targets. You can tweet us at @nonaynevernet or use the hashtag #nnnpod or email us at blog@nonaynever.net. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Episode 5: Yeovil, Keef and money 19.08.2013

In this episode Jamie Smith (@jamiesmiff), Andy Devanney (@andydevanney), Kevin Robinson (@kevr1990), James Bird (@jamesbird) and Adam Haworth (@adamzander) discuss the Yeovil Town game, Keith Treacy and his false dawns and the financial situation at Turf Moor. You can get in touch via Twitter, @nonaynevernet and via email at blog@nonaynever.net. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more inf...

Episode 4: Wednesday and strikers 14.08.2013

This week’s podcast featured a bumper panel. Jamie Smith played host, with Adam Haworth, James Bird, Kevin Robinson and Daniel Bentley pitching in with their views on the Sheffield Wednesday game, the Vokes-Ings partnership and potential transfer targets. Can Burnley get a striker capable of boshing a few goals in? We’re always open to receiving feedback and you can send your thoughts to us on Twi...

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