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5 pointsShut up ya Jessie Top of the league on Friday night That'll show 'em đ¤Ş
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4 pointsLast season we beat the champions of europe (*according to WACCOE) away, see no reason why we can't repeat it this season.
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3 points"Norwich is the club in eastern England. We have a big fan base. Besides us, there is Ipswich, but they are not so cool and have no fans," he said. https://www.pinkun.com/norwich-city/canaries-timm-klose-reflects-contract-extension-1-6102787 đ
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3 pointsAnd there's no Luis Suarez this time around so we automatically start at least 3 goals better off
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3 pointsMy First post, so yes I'm plastic (started supporting city in the mid 70's). Yes I'm a binner also đ. No I can't spell or punctuate properly. With that out of the way, I'm not a fan of the new system. Tho' I shelled out ÂŁ181.50 yesterday for my son and I to have the privilege of being in some form of lottery for tickets when I saw the availability drop from very good to good. Only to go back to very good later in the day? However, I am fortunate that I work from home so should be able to get in the queue for tickets. Yes in that respect I'm lucky! To me this is quite simply a money grab by City, pure and simple. With no (announced) cap on membership sales the club is using this to cover the cost of the ÂŁ30 tickets at Carrow road, both home and supporters alike. So the supporter, who are classed as 'casual' are footing this bill. I suspect sales are going much better than the club expected, as all the publicity about the scheme will have encouraged other 'casuals' to buy ar miss out completely. Why was this not announced earlier? If it had been there would have been time to formally complain to the club, have a REAL consultation, do the club want that ? I think the club are going to just keep their heads down and wait for the dust to settle on this.
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2 pointsCorrect me if I'm wrong, but didn't Villa **** a load of cash last season, and the one before, and scrape their way up through the playoffs, whilst we spent pretty much nothing and romped the league? You can spend 8million on Ricky van Wolfswinkel or sign Pukki on a free. Which strategy is better? The money is a complete misnomer - it doesn't matter what you spend, it is quality and how they fit the team.
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2 pointsIf they had announced a cap then people who didn't get a place and wanted one would be moaning their heads off about lack of loyalty from the club. That's why there is no cap. I personally wouldn't pay out 50 quid just on the off chance of getting a ticket.
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2 pointsI dunno really. I'd guess the blame would lie more with you for underestimating the step up rather than on the players in my opinion. For me I think if our young squad with a low budget finished 16th having been in a relegation battle it is a bit unfair to be disappointed in them.
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2 pointsMy preferences: Marching bands - who refuse to divert around subs having a kick about. Schoolkids relay race - one in each corner / half way line. Or aren't kids allowed to be competitive now? Police Dog show - I'm sure I remember that from when I was a kid in the 70s/80s. Crossbar challenge / skill game - especially when the participants are wearing leather soled brogues and have been in the hospitality suites for a few hours.
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2 pointsIt's almost as if FFP has completely gone out of the window and they've forgotten all about Ross McCormack.
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2 pointsYikes, looks more scary when you see the actual fixture list. I'm revising my prediction from 14th to 15th.
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2 pointsSo, the European Champions against the Football League Champions...... and no sign of Leeds or 1p5wich anywhere. đ
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2 pointsOne manâs occasional is another manâs plastic. (I fall very much into the occasional/plastic camp).
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2 pointsWinnable games spread across the season. Either we're good enough or we're not. I think the relegation battle will be fascinating stuff.
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2 pointsThere's one from Aug 9th until May that is even better# We ain't here to make up the numbers, so let's start off on the right note
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2 pointsI use an ad-free paid for subscription service. Has all the Sky, BT and presumably all the Amazon games will be on. Loads of other non-sport channels too. After nine months very good so far. Probably shouldnât advertise it on here so send me a PM.
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2 pointsSky has the most games by far. If you're only going to want it for Norwich games though you may be better off using Now TV day passes (ÂŁ8.99 a pop). Sky works for me as I use it for football, cricket and NFL.
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2 pointsI feel for the exiles and family men above, they've been properly shafted by this. I'm out of work at the moment and struggling to make ends meet, but I've paid for my away membership as one of the 'panic buyers'. It definitely benefits those living in Norfolk over and above exiles and those with family commitments/multiple family members/kids who go to the match. For the first time in a while, the club has dropped the ball a bit and has a bit of PR spin to do in order to keep the fans on side.
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2 pointsI'm in a similar position in that I'd hoped to get to 6 or 7 games this season- 3 or 4 at home, 3 or 4 away if possible. Now if I want to have much of a chance of that I've got to fork out ÂŁ100. I hadn't even thought about the family aspect for some people who take their kids to occasional games too. It's unfortunately one of those decisions that gets worse the more you think about it. The two tier system essentially has been rendered pointless as I've not seen a single person mention buying a standard membership. A couple of things they could maybe have done to make it work... Made premium memberships ÂŁ30 each Keep them at ÂŁ50 but offer a joint premium one for say ÂŁ75 Offered family memberships for a similar price- maybe one adult and one kid for ÂŁ75 or something along those lines I think the club has been so good in its relationship building with fans of late that they deserve the benefit of the doubt over motivations. There is a sense that they knew this wouldn't go down well though so have released it the day before the fixtures so it gets buried with that.
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2 pointsI can very much relate to this. I've not bought a membership for the first time since it was introduced which leaves me a little sad, but ÂŁ100 for possibly no return is not on. I'll take my chance I can get the odd ticket here or there. PL or no PL, to go from a single membership price of ÂŁ25 to a double one costing ÂŁ100 doesn't seem right, on any level.
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2 pointsMy dilemma exactly DCB except I'm up north and my lads are grown up. It probably means in total the 4 of us won't be able to get to the fewer away games that we usually would go to. Maybe there will be casual tickets but it feels unlikely. I guess this is the price of success. Welcome to the EPL! Yet I'm quite sure no-one is going to miss us! .....But it makes me no less a supporter and fan (since I've been following actively for 50 + years). I do feel sad having looked forward so much like never before to this coming season but I know one can still be a real fan. NCFC takes up far too much of my mind as it is to be really healthy!
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2 pointsAs a father of three children, who cannot get to every game due to a combination of work commitments, living in Kent and financial consideration- this has just ensured my boys will no longer watch Norwich live. We tend to go to three or four games a season- at Carrow road when visiting grandparents and at London when away. I would now need to fork out ÂŁ400 just to be in the hat for a ticket - disgraceful.
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2 pointsI've got a feeling we might hear about a new contract for Todd He has posted a picture on Istagram of him in his Norwich kit with "pending - stay tuned...." I assume that means he's about to announce a nee contract
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1 pointWeâre doing it the only way we can - we arenât in a position to pee money away a la Fulham, nor would most supporters want us to - and IMO itâd be as likely to fail as to succeed. What others like Villa do doesnât/shouldnât really concern us, weâll go about things in a relatively low-key/quiet way as per usual.
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1 pointYou do realise there is a ten page thread about all this sitting near the top of the page ?
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1 pointI think we would all like to us challenging for spots further up the table ldc, it's just that quite a few think 17th upwards would be an achievement and it's one I agree with. There really aren't any basket case teams in the premier this time around. Every team at outset will target us for 6 points.
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1 pointHopefully our opening game will be a Midsummer Night's Dream for us and not a nightmare.
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1 pointWhereas Ipswich will have to make do with The Taming Of The Shrewsbury...
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1 pointIf he's not in the team send out McLean with a bottle of MD 2020 and a microphone
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1 pointWhoops! Soz, thought it was making a point about this coming season. That'll teach me not to read posts properly hey?!
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1 pointA neutral observer might think Iâve been at the spirits too. A little bit early for me though.
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1 pointI'd argue the previous system was less flawed than this one- there was a good argument for bringing down the amount of points given to home season ticket holders but not too much else needed.
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1 pointWas having a look at the forum that those bin dipping troglodytes like to call 'home' and noticed a FOOKIN hilarious post about Norwood. Apparently he's having a hair transplant using his signing on fee! I wouldn't waste your money, mate. You're gonna be pulling it out again after 5 games! đ
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1 pointActually, now it's become real...they all look hard!!! I've adjusted expectations from European qualification to 8th.
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1 pointSpurs away 1230 on Sky (Really hope so) 1500 Games; Bournemouth vs Sheffield United Palace vs Arsenal Everton vs Newcastle Southampton vs Chelsea Watford vs West ham 1730 on BT Sport Burnley vs Liverpool Sunday 11th Aug (Both on Sky) 1330 Aston Villa vs Leicester 1600 Manchester United vs Brighton Monday 12th Aug (Sky) 2000 Wolves vs Man City We shall see tomorrow
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1 pointLiverpools schedule before they play us looks a bit crowded. Sunday July 28 (5pm BST) â Liverpool v Napoli â BT Murrayfield Wednesday July 31 (7pm local time) â Liverpool v Lyon â Stade de Geneve Sun 4th Aug. Community Shield V Man City Tuesday August 6 (7pm BST) â Liverpool v Schalke â Anfield And then on the 14th August they go to Instanbul to play Chelsea in the Uefa Suer Cup.
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1 point"It all went wrong after their forward, Dennis someone, scored his hattrick. I blame VAR"
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1 pointWell they are either a casual home supporter or a casual away supporter. Why should one have any effect on the other? There is no system that everyone is going to agree with. If it affects you adversely you will think it's unfair, others will think differently. Whatever the club comes up with will not satisfy everyone.
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1 pointFWIW, I quite like women's football, sure, it has different qualities, but I liken it to youth football, it's more open, there are more errors and a bit of naivety that makes it all the more entertaining. From what I've seen (not a great deal admittedly) the standard has improved over recent years and looks likely to continue, power to them.
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1 pointWhich as you say is very little, which means your knowledge is very little. Which your comments demonstrate time and time again. Inverse to this, I have watched/written a lot about womenâs football, so by your own measure I must know a lot more about it than you. Or are you claiming that despite not actually having much knowledge you are in a great position to comment on it? You have an agenda and you seem to be trying to push reality to fit that - when it clearly doesnât. Womenâs football is gaining in popularity, especially televised womenâs football. The 6.1m people who watched the England game on Sunday is hard evidence of that. That is a larger TV audience than every televised Norwich game last season combined. Those people obviously wanted to watch the match, despite your derogatory comments about the quality. The professionals that play football will, by and large, say they donât want it compared with menâs football as they know there are differences between the two and womenâs football should be enjoyed in its own right. It sounds like it isnât for you, fair enough, but your insistence that no one actually likes it and it is all some conspiracy that it is even allowed to happen is weird. I think you should stop worrying about feminism, it isnât going to impact on your life. Greater gender equality/equity is actually likely to improve everyoneâs quality of life through a stronger economy.
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1 pointI wouldnât take the risk I would sell him now before he can leave on a much reduced fee eg under23 development fee