Burnley striker Armando Broja told a fan to ‘shut your f****** mouth’ as tempers flared after Saturday’s 2-1 defeat to Bristol City.The Clarets threw away three points in the closing stages at Turf Moor and remain winless in England’s second tier since their relegation from the Premier League.Broja was involved in a heated conversation with a Burnley fanGettyBurnley led via Aaron Ramsey’s 56th minute opener, but an 82nd minute equaliser through Rob Dickie and Yu Hirakawa’s stoppage time winner ensured it was the Robins who walked away with the victory.After five games, the Lancashire sit rock-bottom of the Championship on two points and miles off any sort of battle for promotion as it stands.Broja, who was signed by Burnley in August 2025, was brought on by Nicky Hayen at the start of the second half, but was unable to make an impact for his struggling side.And the former Chelsea man then seemed to let his frustrations get the better of him after the full-time whistle.What happened with Armando Broja after Burnley’s defeat to Bristol City?In a video that has widely circulated on social media, Broja looked to be responding to some irritated Burnley fans in a car park amid the club’s poor form.“What have I done?” he appears to ask, as well as: “I’ve been rubbish for a year?”Broja then seemingly claimed: “I haven’t played for a year!”Then, just before he walked away, the 24-year-old says: “Shut your f****** mouth and be respectful.”It remains unclear as to what sparked the tense conversation between him and the fan.Broja made 26 appearances in all competitions last season, though started on just eight occasions in the top-flight.Bristol City inflicted a third league defeat on BurnleyGettyHe joined in a reported £20million move from Chelsea, where he spent 16 years as a youth and senior player.Broja, who has made five outings for Burnley this campaign, has also featured 37 times for Albania’s national team – scoring six goals.How have Burnley fared in the Championship this season?Burnley were amongst the favourites for promotion heading into the new season, but a Premier League return may already be out of reach.A 2-2 draw at home to fellow relegated side West Ham on the opening weekend was a solid result on the face of it having come from two goals down.However, this was followed by a 3-1 loss at West Brom before Norwich City thumped then 4-1.Burnley managed to salvage a 1-1 draw with Middlesbrough during the week, but Saturday’s result has further added to their struggles.Burnley are winless at the bottom of the ChampionshipGettyTheir only victory this season has come in the Carabao Cup as they beat League One side Notts County 4-3 on penalties after a 1-1 draw.However, they were knocked out in the second round by Bradford City in a 4-2 shootout defeat.Boss Hayen will bow be looking for an immediate response when his side travel to Wrexham on Tuesday night.