Clarets show spirt, positive attitude in comeback against Hammers
From The Bee Hole End - The Burnley PodcastShow Notes
Simon Evans is joined by Andrew Greaves and Darren Bentley to debrief Burnley's 2-2 draw with West Ham United in Nicky Hayen's first competitive game in charge. The lads dig into a spirited second-half comeback led by a Zian Flemming brace. They debate the midfield pairing of Ugo Raghouber and Hannibal, weigh up debutant Max Ellayne and a repositioned Kyle Walker, and argue over whether BruunLarsen and Edwards did enough out wide. There's plenty of optimism about the energy and fight Hayen has instilled, a look ahead to the final two weeks of the transfer window, and a full rundown of the club's sponsorship saga — from the collapsed shirt-sponsor deal to the record-breaking cream kit sales.
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