Jamie Carragher has likened Burnley to Norwich City in that everybody “knew” they were going to get relegated from the Premier League this season.Read More'Mad things': Scott Parker questions Burnley's summer recruitment after quiet Ja...The result leaves the Clarets staring down the barrel of a third straight relegation at this level, now sitting 11 points adrift of safety after enduring a 15th league game without a win.In every season between 2018 and 2022, Norwich were either promoted to the Premier League or relegated to the Championship. It’s a situation Burnley now find themselves in, having endured the same run between 2022 and to this day.Analysing Burnley’s struggles this season, Carragher told presenter Dave Jones: "There’s been very few victories [just three]."We know earlier in the season it’s really important to get off the mark and that’s what they did against Sunderland, but I’m sure there will be Burnley supporters looking at Sunderland and Leeds and thinking: ‘why not us? Why is it always us that is in this position? Why don’t we kick on as one of the promoted teams?’“It just hasn’t happened for them this year. There’s still a long way to go, but listen, Wolves are done and it’s very close for Burnley being the same.”Sky Sports pundit Jamie Carragher (Photo by Carl Recine/Getty Images)Carragher and Jones then looked at some of the data comparing Burnley’s season with that of Sunderland’s – an inevitable comparison to make given they both came up from the Championship last season.The Burnley Express has launched a new WhatsApp channel to bring the latest news, analysis and team & injury updates directly to your phone. Simply click this link to join our Burnley Express WhatsApp channel.The stats show Burnley sitting bottom of the vast majority of metrics, including the xG difference table.Carragher, meanwhile, suggested Burnley haven’t made anywhere near enough of their home form this season, having won just two games at Turf Moor."Home form is huge and Scott Parker mentioned it and referenced it in his interview, as does every manager now in the Premier League,” he added."As a newly-promoted team, you’ve got to make your home ground a fortress. Now, notoriously, teams in the north east enjoy a great support, there’s a real passion and that’s what they [Sunderland] have managed to do. Anybody going up there knows they’re in for a real tough game.”Later in the show, Carragher further analysed Burnley’s woes during a fan debate, suggesting the ire should maybe be directed above Parker’s head."It’s interesting the fact you’re talking about Scott Parker,” he said."We’ve spoken a lot tonight about the situation at Burnley in terms of the club as a whole. Forget the manager, I likened you a little bit to a bit like Norwich 10 or 15 years ago where every season you come up, everyone knew you were going to go down."Norwich had different managers, Burnley have had different managers during that time, so do you not look higher up than Scott Parker?”Continue Reading