STAN Ternent watched his side maintain their 100 per cent record from the stands and admitted: "I might have to auction my seat for every game.
"We could certainly do with the money!"
Ternent had not enjoyed his experience in the first game of his ban against Walsall at Turf Moor, despite the win, but he said: "It was good here because I was a close to the touchline as I could have been.
"We have not changed anything because of the ban, all the work is done throughout the week and so it is a case of the players going out to play.
"When they cross the white line, that is when it is showtime for them.
"Coming to a fantastic stadium like this, it is nice for them to play."
It was more than nice for Chris Barker who paid £631 for the right to sit in the dugout.
He certainly enjoyed the Clarets historic victory at the Walkers Stadium and claimed: "It was worth every penny."
The 49-year-old Claret from Todmorden also admitted that the touchline view had given him a new understanding of what being a football boss is all about.
"It was a completely different experience," he said. "The motivation from the bench for the lads was 100 per cent but what was said in the dressing room, stays there.
"I'd like to thank Stan and Leicester City for allowing this to happen. Burnley is a great club for history and I just hope the lads can keep it rolling.
"I did this for a once in a lifetime experience and I don't think the wife will let me do it again, although she has gone out shopping.
"I had an absolutely fantastic day and if someone else does get the chance to do this in the future, good luck to them.
"I just hope they can keep the 100 per cent record going."
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