Craig Papworth

Us Clarets get everywhere. I've been to Ieper but it's not mine. A place I intend to revisit sometime.

Well done to Dirty Leeds for winning the Championship but a magificent season for the Clarets
33 undefeated
Only side to reach 100 points and not win the league.
An entire season unbeaten at home
Not conceded more than 1 goal in a game
16 goals conceded all season
Equalled the clean sheets record

As a Burnley fan I always enjoyed our visits to Woodison rather than the other place across Stanley Park. Looking forward to cheering the mighty Clarets at the new place next season.

Time to celebrate a 5 - 0 away win for Burnley FC at QPR with a pint in the excellent Queen's Head, King's Cross.

New Chester pub - The Station Tap, soft opening tonight. Looks decent.

What better way to celebrate a hard fought win for the mighty Burnley FC at Coventry than pint of Bathams Bitter and a pork bap at the Great Western at Wolverhampton.

I wouldn't normally repost something that features in the Torygraph but this is an excellent article by Laura Hadland which mentions the very quaffable Turncoat a New England IPA from Kelsall based Weetwood Brewery.

The day had been going very well until some knobs on the train started singing Swing Low Sweet Chariot. Fucking hate that song.

That's all 36 cask beers in place at Chester Town Hall ready for the West Cheshire CAMRA Beer Festival which starts on Friday
westcheshire.camra.org.uk/beerfest

The Oxford Road Station Tap opened last month under the same ownership as the Piccadilly and Victoria Taps.

KEEP fit enthusiasts. Get in your 10,000 steps a day by going for a piss and back in Wetherspoons. Fat Al White, Wrenthorpe

Ayup it's Lancashire haggis!

I fear there is deep truth here.

Good to see @thatbeerplace.co.uk featuring in the Winter edition of Rochdale, Oldham & Bury CAMRA's branch magazine.

The massed ranks of @bellowhead.bsky.social making a very agreeable racket at Liverpool Philharmonic tonight. They really are a brilliant live band.

Delighted to be back in @pelliclemag.com, tackling the wonder and wizardry of barley malting. You probably don’t know as much about the bedrock of beer as you think you do - I certainly didn’t. But if you love beer, please give it a read. This is more important than your favourite hop variety.