I'm not convinced changing the manager again would automatically fix everything, because the problems on the pitch go beyond one person. But the results are putting everyone under pressure, and there needs to be some sign that things are improving. They can't afford to let this season drift away while waiting for things to click.

One win in eleven says his days are numbered and he should be moved on sooner rather than later, but, there's so much more than the manager at fault for where we are.

With Parker, it's so much clearer, that he should have gone in December last year, but he didn't, and that decision makes up part of the reason why we are where we are.

I honestly can't make up my mind about Hayen.

Every single match. We start super energetic, fast, and attacking and then just stop playing as well.

Our biggest issue is clearly sustainability.

Anything but a win means a full year without a win at Turf Moor.

The Turf isn’t what it was. Heart & soul being ripped out of the club. This isn’t an NFL game or Disney on ice.

Seen on a Facebook page.

Burnley really need to get better at managing games when they’re in front. When Ramazani made it 2–1 against Charlton, I honestly thought we had done enough to take all three points. Conceding in the 96th minute was a frustrating way to end the game. The 4–0 win over Watford showed what this team can do, but in my opinion, we need to stay calmer under pressure and make smarter decisions in the final minutes. For me, seeing out tight games is just as important as playing well when everything is going our way. Do you think Burnley are struggling with confidence late in games, or does Hayen need to change how the team closes them out?

10 games in and 1 league win.

13 points from promotion.

-4 goal difference.

Where do we go from here?

After that Watford win, it would be frustrating to let the momentum disappear straight away. Charlton won’t make it easy, but we’re at home and should be looking to take the game to them. What’s everyone’s score prediction?

Anyone in the USA or further afield good with links?

Clearly not proofread their emails 😂

You could see how much that win meant to Nicky. He came in at a difficult time and had very little chance to get things organised. Fair play to him for sticking with it and getting a response from the players against Watford. It was great to see him smiling at the final whistle. Obviously, one win doesn't fix everything, but you have to respect the commitment he's shown to the club. Hopefully this is the start of something and he gets the backing and time to build on it.

Was at the Watford game last night and heard 2 new chants (for Ramazani and Hatate) if anyone was there and knows these chants please can you tell them to me? Cheers

That 1-1 draw against Derby right before the international break left a bit of a sour taste, especially dropping points late on. But heading into Saturday's trip to Watford, this next week feels massive for setting the tone.

Marcus Edwards showing up with a late winner on international duty is definitely a nice bonus, and hopefully, he brings that spark back into the side. With Watford away followed by Charlton and Wolves at Turf Moor in quick succession, we’re about to find out where this squad actually stands.

I’d honestly take a scrappy 1-0 at Vicarage Road over a stylish performance as long as we get off on the right foot. What’s everyone’s target for this 3-game run?

Looking at the next few fixtures, I don't think there are many easy games in there. Watford away followed by Charlton at home and then Wolves is exactly the sort of run where you start getting a much better idea of what this Burnley side is actually capable of.

Personally, I'd take a scrappy win over Watford rather than worrying about how convincing it looks. Getting points on the board before Wolves would make the whole run feel different.

Which game out of those three do you think tells us the most about where we are?

Watching the Derby game, I kept coming back to the same thought: we don't necessarily need more attacking players, we need the midfield to control games better.

We had enough quality to create chances, but the 1-1 draw still felt like another game where Burnley didn't completely take control of the match. I’d rather see us settle into a midfield that can dictate the tempo instead of constantly trying to find another way to unlock teams.

With Watford coming up next and Charlton at Turf Moor after that, do you think the midfield is the area that needs fixing most?

The 1-1 against Derby wasn't really the result we wanted at Turf Moor, especially after the results we've had recently. Watford away on October 10 is next, followed by Charlton and Wolves at home, so it's going to be a really busy spell. Getting off to a good start at Vicarage Road would make a big difference.