I'd love to pay a visit at Turf Moor one day. Burnley FC is one of the most down-to-earth clubs in the Premiership, and that's what I like it as one of the very few Premiership clubs. Come on you Clarets! Nevermind the embarrassing appearance of Hannover supporters some years ago in a friendly match. Greetings from Essen, Germany
Hi, yes you are right; Burnley is definitely a down to earth premiership club. We’ll see if they stay that way now they have new Americans owners. You should pay a visit to Turf Moor before they potentially remodel it. I don’t know what happened between Hannover, but I know when local rivals Preston went to Turf Moor, there has been conflicts with fans ripping up the wooden seats and destroying the away stand.
Coming from someone who used to call Schaefer/Sullivan//Foxboro Stadium home here in the Boston area, a concrete slab which was super cold in winter and fry like a grille in the summer, we loved it as our own, special home. It certainly did pave the way, through Robert Kraft, Bill Belichick, Teddy Bruschi, Tom Brady and Gillette Stadium to 6 Super Bowl Championships! Keep the Faith! With some good fortune, things will work themselves out!
Sadri Alışık yes me too: football is massive in England. The history, the fans and the amount of competitive teams in the UK is great to watch. Where are you from?
Sadri Alışık Turkey nice. There are some big teams in Turkey. Istanbul Basaksehir beat Manchester United a few weeks ago. Galatasaray are another big Turkish side who English teams play a lot in the Champions League.
@@TheDockraysi know Jordan North called turf moor his happy place when he was doing the trials on I'm a celebrity 2020. My happy place would be Anfield(the home ground of my favourite team Liverpool)
Hi, Burnley aren’t currently in the Premier League. Although looks like they will be in there next season, as currently top of the Championship. May I ask why you would want to go to this team? Do you support them?
Burnleyboypedro thank you for your kind comment. In terms of permission, go on the club website and type in stadium tours. Then book yourself on one by ringing the number. It costs £10 for an adult and £5 for a child. Mine was on a none home game Saturday and started from 11am running approximately 2 hours. I have just checked the website, there are no tours running until the Corona Virus sorts itself out.
Paul Morgan yes it’s a shame most stadium tours have been closed throughout the past 10 months. Good though your tickets can be used for when they do reopen again and rightfully so.
It’s to hold the roof up with strong steel. All decent stadiums have them, but mainly on the roof. Here they have them on the building to support the weight of the roof from falling over. Older stadiums have metal/wooden poles where the seats are to support the roof, for example Everton still have them. But they restrict the view of supporters, so modern stadiums have built the support of the roof from different angles.
Good question. On the tour, the guide said something about being linked to a cricket club next door when it formed. Turf means grass and the moors is a place located in the hills surrounding Burnley/Manchester outskirts. But that’s my guess, not a fact.
@@TheDockrays thanks man we do have a football club called Colorado Rapids FC you should take a tour of the stadium it's called Dick's sporting good stadium it's in Commerance city just north of Denver
@@cameronclemente7773 ah you are from the USA 🇺🇸 - nice. Yeah I have heard of Colorado Rapids in the MLS and just checked the stadium out on Google images. A nice stadium and yes, if they do stadium tours at some point in my life, I would like to visit Denver and other MLS and NFL stadium tours. We will see what the future holds.
is it true saudi is interested buying burnley? trying to imagine players like mbappe, pogba at burnley :o dnt think liverpool, manchester and other big clubs will allow it they were the ones who stood against newcastle buyout.
I am not entirely sure myself, as not a Burnley supporter. However, I have heard rumors that someone is trying to buy them yes. We’ll see if it happens. I don’t think other clubs such as Manchester United and Liverpool have a say on being against it. As a bit hypercritical as that’s exactly what they did with American owners. It is more the premier league and FA who have the power to prevent any takeover - the governing bodies. Exactly what happened at Newcastle United yes. An if history is anything to go by, take a look at Blackburn Rovers (my team). They were taken over by the Venkys in the Premier League and fans were promised big things like signing Ronaldinho even Lawandoski and none of that happened. Now we consistently play our football in the Championship trying to avoid relegation in League 1 with one third of the attendance at matches prior to the global pandemic. My point is, Burnley are doing just fine with new owners. Burnley is clearly a club that is currently run well by people who care about the club and not just profit.
@@TheDockrays PSG and Manchester City like top 3 in europe now. they also pulls big fans. so other big teams lose fans too. thats how it works. thats why they wanted to make super league as more big teams with new big owners will be threat in future. thank god super league didnt happen. . if it . Robert Lewandowski already said he was one of the players to move to newcastle once the deal goes thru. mbappe, lewandowski, pobga all these players will pull fans worldwide. they will put broadcasting games for the club higher rate. jerseys will sell more. its like same reason mega citys aim for tallest building. to attract tourist, business etc same for teams u get best players u attract fans and sponsors on jersers all rates goes higher trophy is just bonus...
@@niyaazdean4772 yeah you are exactly right, it’s a business, the bigger names, the more shirts sold. The big difference here is the worldwide market of selling shirts and broadcast rights around the world. As only so many fans near the club to watch the games. Look at City; best team in the world, but other clubs’ fans joke about the City stadium, by calling it the ‘Emptyhad’ Stadium. Basically they are getting their new fans from abroad or creating a new generation of fans who have only been use to seeing City be successful and not the days prior to their success.
We got bought out at the start of this year by Americans, they've just announced today that they're planning on modernising the stadium which it definitely needs
@@matthewmiddleton8950 That’s correct; ALK Capital - an American investment firm. Although I am reading they are £90 million in debt and left the club worse off. Like the Glazers at Manchester United. However, that’s great news that they have announced to refurbish the stadium. I think 2 stands are very good and the other 2 need refurbishing. The one for the away fans behind the goal and the stand where the dugouts are should be rebuilt with modern facilities.
Yes I know what you mean. Especially the away stand and main stand are really old. An I hear there have been lots of trouble with away fans in the away stand, ripping seats out and vandalising it - particularly local derbies. The other two stands look good though - more modern.
I have been to a few grounds; it’s not the worst stadium by far and certainly not the best. 2 sides are good. But 2 sides are really bad and old, particularly the away stand. The Burnley fans acknowledge this, but accept it is their home.
I'd love to pay a visit at Turf Moor one day. Burnley FC is one of the most down-to-earth clubs in the Premiership, and that's what I like it as one of the very few Premiership clubs. Come on you Clarets! Nevermind the embarrassing appearance of Hannover supporters some years ago in a friendly match. Greetings from Essen, Germany
Hi, yes you are right; Burnley is definitely a down to earth premiership club. We’ll see if they stay that way now they have new Americans owners. You should pay a visit to Turf Moor before they potentially remodel it. I don’t know what happened between Hannover, but I know when local rivals Preston went to Turf Moor, there has been conflicts with fans ripping up the wooden seats and destroying the away stand.
You’ve basically visited it 40% the other 60% is going there but you’ve done 40% of the job already from this video
Such a great video bro!!!! Greetings from Ecuador 🇪🇨
erick lascano thank you Erick for your supportive comment. I am glad you enjoyed and appreciated the video.
It might be fairly ordinary, but it is our home.
As a Brighton fan, I like turf moor
Go ask West ham fans what they think of their new ground ?
@@razzmatazz7542 It's big. And it opens possibilities. Burnley could never operate with a ground in excess of around 25,000.
Coming from someone who used to call Schaefer/Sullivan//Foxboro Stadium home here in the Boston area, a concrete slab which was super cold in winter and fry like a grille in the summer, we loved it as our own, special home. It certainly did pave the way, through Robert Kraft, Bill Belichick, Teddy Bruschi, Tom Brady and Gillette Stadium to 6 Super Bowl Championships! Keep the Faith! With some good fortune, things will work themselves out!
@@artist_martae I've been to Boston Utd once. I thought for a non-league ground it was more than decent.
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Buen trabajo gracias por compartirlo
gracias y sin problema. Me alegro de que te guste el vídeo de la visita al estadio del Burnley FC.
Thank you for your sharing video
No problem: I am happy you like the Burnley stadium tour.
"No one likes us, no one likes us, no one likes us, we don't care, we are Burnley, super Burnley, we are Burnley from the North".
Gonzo interesting/cool song. Is that your own song or a song Burnley chant at matches?
@@suzukiadventure8565 Cool; ok thank you for letting me know.
You got a Burnley Fan in Mexico 🇲🇽
Hi and thank you very much. I am happy you enjoyed the Burnley FC stadium tour video.
I love England's football culture
Sadri Alışık yes me too: football is massive in England. The history, the fans and the amount of competitive teams in the UK is great to watch. Where are you from?
@@TheDockrays Turkey
Sadri Alışık Turkey nice. There are some big teams in Turkey. Istanbul Basaksehir beat Manchester United a few weeks ago. Galatasaray are another big Turkish side who English teams play a lot in the Champions League.
@@TheDockrays yes but we didn't become the worst of english football at our best
@@TheDockraysisnt besiktas from Turkey. I know one of the former Liverpool players Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain(Ox for short) pkays for them now
Happy place! Happy Place! Turf Moor!
It’s certainly a happy place nowadays with Burnley doing well in the premier league.
@@TheDockraysi know Jordan North called turf moor his happy place when he was doing the trials on I'm a celebrity 2020. My happy place would be Anfield(the home ground of my favourite team Liverpool)
Hope one day I would go to this premier league team
Hi, Burnley aren’t currently in the Premier League. Although looks like they will be in there next season, as currently top of the Championship. May I ask why you would want to go to this team? Do you support them?
hi nice vid
how did you get permission to do this?
Burnleyboypedro thank you for your kind comment. In terms of permission, go on the club website and type in stadium tours. Then book yourself on one by ringing the number. It costs £10 for an adult and £5 for a child. Mine was on a none home game Saturday and started from 11am running approximately 2 hours. I have just checked the website, there are no tours running until the Corona Virus sorts itself out.
@@TheDockrays o bought tickets to the tour but cos of the virus we couldn't go but thankfully we were able to get the tickets expanded
Paul Morgan yes it’s a shame most stadium tours have been closed throughout the past 10 months. Good though your tickets can be used for when they do reopen again and rightfully so.
Is it true you need a forklift truck licence to play for Burnley ?
Hi, Why do you say that?
1:33 why is it that football stadiums have those pole/beams on the rooftop? how comes normal buildings don’t have that?
It’s to hold the roof up with strong steel. All decent stadiums have them, but mainly on the roof. Here they have them on the building to support the weight of the roof from falling over. Older stadiums have metal/wooden poles where the seats are to support the roof, for example Everton still have them. But they restrict the view of supporters, so modern stadiums have built the support of the roof from different angles.
@@TheDockrays I wonder how Spurs designed there’s because they aren’t visible from the outside like Turf moor or old Trafford
@@grapefruit5690 better quality steel and design I would imagine. These stadiums are designed by the world’s best stadium designers.
I think there's support beams inside the stadium
Im actually curious why is it call Turf Moor?
Good question. On the tour, the guide said something about being linked to a cricket club next door when it formed. Turf means grass and the moors is a place located in the hills surrounding Burnley/Manchester outskirts. But that’s my guess, not a fact.
@@TheDockrays thanks man we do have a football club called Colorado Rapids FC you should take a tour of the stadium it's called Dick's sporting good stadium it's in Commerance city just north of Denver
@@cameronclemente7773 ah you are from the USA 🇺🇸 - nice. Yeah I have heard of Colorado Rapids in the MLS and just checked the stadium out on Google images. A nice stadium and yes, if they do stadium tours at some point in my life, I would like to visit Denver and other MLS and NFL stadium tours. We will see what the future holds.
You missed the Memorial Garden
Hi, I didn’t see a memorial garden outside the stadium. I just noticed like a training facility, club shop an car park. Where is it located?
@@TheDockrays right next door, if you look directly in front of you from the rear of the Jimmy McIlroy Stand it’s just beyond the fence
@@guyver155 ok cool; thank you for letting me know. I shall have a look next time I visit.
is it true saudi is interested buying burnley? trying to imagine players like mbappe, pogba at burnley :o dnt think liverpool, manchester and other big clubs will allow it they were the ones who stood against newcastle buyout.
I am not entirely sure myself, as not a Burnley supporter. However, I have heard rumors that someone is trying to buy them yes. We’ll see if it happens. I don’t think other clubs such as Manchester United and Liverpool have a say on being against it. As a bit hypercritical as that’s exactly what they did with American owners. It is more the premier league and FA who have the power to prevent any takeover - the governing bodies. Exactly what happened at Newcastle United yes.
An if history is anything to go by, take a look at Blackburn Rovers (my team). They were taken over by the Venkys in the Premier League and fans were promised big things like signing Ronaldinho even Lawandoski and none of that happened. Now we consistently play our football in the Championship trying to avoid relegation in League 1 with one third of the attendance at matches prior to the global pandemic. My point is, Burnley are doing just fine with new owners. Burnley is clearly a club that is currently run well by people who care about the club and not just profit.
@@TheDockrays PSG and Manchester City like top 3 in europe now. they also pulls big fans. so other big teams lose fans too. thats how it works. thats why they wanted to make super league as more big teams with new big owners will be threat in future. thank god super league didnt happen. . if it . Robert Lewandowski
already said he was one of the players to move to newcastle once the deal goes thru. mbappe, lewandowski, pobga all these players will pull fans worldwide. they will put broadcasting games for the club higher rate. jerseys will sell more. its like same reason mega citys aim for tallest building. to attract tourist, business etc same for teams u get best players u attract fans and sponsors on jersers all rates goes higher trophy is just bonus...
@@niyaazdean4772 yeah you are exactly right, it’s a business, the bigger names, the more shirts sold. The big difference here is the worldwide market of selling shirts and broadcast rights around the world. As only so many fans near the club to watch the games. Look at City; best team in the world, but other clubs’ fans joke about the City stadium, by calling it the ‘Emptyhad’ Stadium. Basically they are getting their new fans from abroad or creating a new generation of fans who have only been use to seeing City be successful and not the days prior to their success.
We got bought out at the start of this year by Americans, they've just announced today that they're planning on modernising the stadium which it definitely needs
@@matthewmiddleton8950 That’s correct; ALK Capital - an American investment firm. Although I am reading they are £90 million in debt and left the club worse off. Like the Glazers at Manchester United. However, that’s great news that they have announced to refurbish the stadium. I think 2 stands are very good and the other 2 need refurbishing. The one for the away fans behind the goal and the stand where the dugouts are should be rebuilt with modern facilities.
This is a better stadium then the shithouse Happy place happy place turf moor
Its cool but a but old style u know what im saying
Yes I know what you mean. Especially the away stand and main stand are really old. An I hear there have been lots of trouble with away fans in the away stand, ripping seats out and vandalising it - particularly local derbies. The other two stands look good though - more modern.
Shittest ground in football.
I have been to a few grounds; it’s not the worst stadium by far and certainly not the best. 2 sides are good. But 2 sides are really bad and old, particularly the away stand. The Burnley fans acknowledge this, but accept it is their home.