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Clarets must halt pace of decline

ARE Burnley in genuine danger of getting relegated? I don’t see how it’s possible to say anything else.
Eight games. Four defeats. No wins. Watching them, it’s hard to see where a performance is coming from, let alone a victory. They are bang in trouble.
Nicky Hayen, the manager, was a bizarre appointment. But the problems at Turf Moor run a lot deeper than the first-team management. It’s the ownership, the recruitment and the way the club is run.
Don’t get me wrong, there are some good people at Burnley who know what football looks like and have a...

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