A Premiership double header at Deepdale on Saturday and Monday against two sides who both play in Claret and Blue, first up West Ham United who we last played in a competitive game in 2005 on a neutral ground in Cardiff.
They won 1-0 ball crossed in from the left hand side Davies and Hill both slip and Zamora shins ball home, and into the top division go the Hammers.
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The Hammers are rare visitors to Deepdale and will prove a good test for us. Last seasons struggles under Moyes are now past they have appointed Pellegrini as boss and have splashed some serious cash this summer paying 36 million for Anderson from Lazio as you do, Wilshere from Arsenal on a free, Fabianski from Swansea, they already had Chicarito, Arnautovic from last season plus our ex Hugill who will not get near the first team squad as a regular.
Still unhappiness over the new Stadium so if they can overcome that they could have a decent season.
On Monday night Burnley arrive suspect this will be a lower key match given the Clarets are due to play Aberdeen in the Europa League on the following Thursday.
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Finishing were they did to qualify for Europe was a remarkable achievement for them and credit is down to Mr Dyche for this, he's put together a decent squad to compete at the top level, don't over spend and have a good work ethic. No major stars apart from Anders Lindegaard the professional substitute once of this parish who has made a good living out of the game by not actually playing. Suspect this will be a fringe side of those who are not likely to be involved against Aberdeen.
The usual mix and match for us before we unleash what will more than likely be the starting eleven at Boundary Park next Saturday, two weeks to the start of the season it's almost here.
They won 1-0 ball crossed in from the left hand side Davies and Hill both slip and Zamora shins ball home, and into the top division go the Hammers.
![[Image: 71iHa6Z6QkL._SX679__zpsj1th5qzc.jpg]](http://s36.photobucket.com/user/themaclad/media/71iHa6Z6QkL._SX679__zpsj1th5qzc.jpg.html)
The Hammers are rare visitors to Deepdale and will prove a good test for us. Last seasons struggles under Moyes are now past they have appointed Pellegrini as boss and have splashed some serious cash this summer paying 36 million for Anderson from Lazio as you do, Wilshere from Arsenal on a free, Fabianski from Swansea, they already had Chicarito, Arnautovic from last season plus our ex Hugill who will not get near the first team squad as a regular.
Still unhappiness over the new Stadium so if they can overcome that they could have a decent season.
On Monday night Burnley arrive suspect this will be a lower key match given the Clarets are due to play Aberdeen in the Europa League on the following Thursday.
![[Image: download%202_zpsziqgznkl.jpg]](http://s36.photobucket.com/user/themaclad/media/download%202_zpsziqgznkl.jpg.html)
Finishing were they did to qualify for Europe was a remarkable achievement for them and credit is down to Mr Dyche for this, he's put together a decent squad to compete at the top level, don't over spend and have a good work ethic. No major stars apart from Anders Lindegaard the professional substitute once of this parish who has made a good living out of the game by not actually playing. Suspect this will be a fringe side of those who are not likely to be involved against Aberdeen.
The usual mix and match for us before we unleash what will more than likely be the starting eleven at Boundary Park next Saturday, two weeks to the start of the season it's almost here.
Why should a man go to work, if he has the health and strength to stay in bed?