From The Bee Hole End

It's a full Pod Squad this week for The Debrief as Andrew Greaves and the lads look back at the Clarets dominant but ultimately toothless 0-0 draw at home to QPR at the weekend. We try to work out what the issue in the final third is, throw about some tactical suggestions and Justin introduces his newly patented Clarets performance dial!

Simon Evans, Justin Connolly and Paul Woodhouse look back at a solid - if very unspectacular - point at Hull City, look at how we fix the widening gap between the Premier League and the Championship and look ahead to QPR.

The Clarets rose - briefly - to the top of the Championship table with a 2-0 win at Sheffield Wednesday on Saturday. Andrew and the lads look back at that win plus ahead to the trip to Hull City midweek.

Simon and the lads are back after the international break to preview the Clarets' trip to Sheffield Wednesday, look at Chris Crasper's appointment as Academy chief and Thomas Tuchel being appointed England boss.Plus, they make the case for Andréas Hountondji to start up top!

The Clarets go into the international break with another point on the board (and another clean sheet - the third in a week) after a 0-0 draw with Lancashire rivals Preston North End. Greavsey, Woody, Justin and Chris pick through another difficult watch and ponder whether it's personnel or psychology that might be the issue.

Greavsey is in the hot seat with Woody and Chris to look back at the Clarets 1-0 win over Wayne Rooney's Plymouth, look ahead to a tasty Lancashire derby v Preston North End and assess the first few months of Scott Parker's tenure.

The lads are back with a preview of the Clarets trip to Oxford United, a little bit of nostalgia and we find out if Woody would part with $160+ for a new Burnley hoody!

The Clarets snatched a deserved last-gasp winner against Portsmouth at the Turf on Saturday to continue the superb post-transfer window form. Andrew Greaves and the Pod Squad are here to look through all the talking points and dissect a performance best described as 'ordinary'.