Eagles may be off to Everton....

[geejaybee]

....this weekend for £1.5m,so may not figure against us tomorrow.

[Shania]

If so, that would be good news. Phew!!:pleasantsuprise:

[Morris]

Would be a bonus for us.

[Dando]

would certainly help! its going to be a tough game tomorrow! Il be happy with a draw personally,

[SpankwiR]

I hate that diving little turd!

[Morris]

I hate that diving little turd!

Good player though.

[Goddard]

Good player though.

Very good at this level.
Going a bit stale at Burnley.

[SpankwiR]

Good player though.

Nah! over rated diving little mug! he aint fit to lace Faurlins boots

[bushcelt1]

Eagles is a good npc player but will struggle in the prem-would make life easier for us tomorrow if not playing.

[Morris]

Nah! over rated diving little mug! he aint fit to lace Faurlins boots

Well, Faurlins a center mid, and Eagles is a right winger so that's a strange comparison!

[Ric-Roc]

Glad he won't play but to be fair at LR he was farking sh!te.

[Robsondinho]

Best hair and best car in the NPC. See's himself as the Lower league Ronaldo.

[Goddard]

It's only interest from Everton, been denied by Burnley. I'm sure he'll play tomorrow.

Their new manager has agreed terms - Eddie Howe, from Bormuff.
So he might be sat in the stands, watching.

That worries me.
Mind you, lots of things worry me.

[bushcelt1]

Did'nt eddie howe say he was staying put during the week....bournmouth fans are sure to be pleased.

[Goddard]

Just going by this, and a couple of other articles:

http://www.lancashiretelegraph.co.uk/sport/football/burnley/news/8792014.Howe_agrees_terms_with_Clarets/?ref=rss

EDDIE Howe is understood to have agreed terms to become Burnley's new manager, and could be unveiled at Turf Moor at the weekend.

Bournemouth chairman Eddie Mitchell is believed to have agreed a compensation package with the Clarets - in the region of £300,000 for both Howe and assistant boss Jason Tindall - leaving Howe free to hold what appear to have been successful discussions with Burnley chairman Barry Kilby.

The 33-year-old is still set to take charge of the Cherries for their televised game at Colchester United tonight, which will be his 100th game in charge.

But he is expected to head straight to Turf Moor afterwards, where he is likely to be in the stand for tomorrow's visit of QPR.