'We needed a more balanced summer transfer window'

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We asked you to come up with one thing you would change about Burnley's season so far.
Here are some of your comments:
Rob: We needed a more balanced summer transfer window with some experienced heads coming in as well as promising youngsters. The Premier League is an unforgiving place and we are missing leaders who have been there before and know how to grind out draws and wins and how to manage in-game situations to our advantage.
Peter: I think we concentrated too much on buying wingers in the summer window. Now we are suffering from a lack of strikers and a creative midfielder. This has got to be remedied in January.
Tom: We should have tried to retain Nathan Tella and Ian Maatsen at (nearly) all costs or at least lined up a few more established performers in English football even if it meant a smaller squad or older players with less future resale value.
Paul: Vincent Kompany has to drop James Trafford who is too inexperienced and lightweight for the Premier League. The opposition are finding it too easy to score from dead ball situations.
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