Hoola Han Solo

Using total guesswork, I would assume the tickets would be allocated as follows:- (guessing at least 37,000 tickets being given to us) Season ticket holders - 22,000 (and of these not everyone would go - holidays etc) Priority members All other members General sale

Ipswich are the worst footballing side in the top six without a doubt. One-dimensional hit and hope, but if you enjoy that, fair enough. Not one player in the Ipswich midfield has a creative bone in their body. Wes Hoolahan showed everyone up as soon as he got on the pitch. Ipswich will only win if your one tactic of smashing it long to Murphy and hoping it''s poorly defended.

I''d take the money and run. Still not doing enough on a regular basis. Hardly ever tried to take on the full back on Saturday. Bags of pace, skill and potential but still not consistent enough, although he probably has improved this season. It''s frustrating because there''s a great player in there somewhere but we hardly ever see him.

We never hear from posters such as Newton and Crafty Canary when things are going well. Majority of their posts spout vile, hate and moaning. People like this revel in it. Miserable know-it-alls who are continually proved wrong.

Stoke/Spurs to end in a draw. City bet - Howson first goalscorer, 2-0 at 66/1. Johnson and 1-0 is also tempting, at 33/1.

Bury to beat a useless and relegated Tranmere side away from home in League Two. Norwich bet - Hooper to score anytime.

P.S. The contents of this thread have been covered by numerous other threads on the board.

It will be like a pre-season friendly.

I''m only realistic in the fact that Bournemouth only needed three points from a recently poor Bolton side and Charlton.

Neil Adams didn''t do quite as bad as some naysayers will have you believe. Still, they can always claim they were ''right'' from the beginning and revel in Adams'' departure to prove they were right.

Apologies. I thought this thread was started yesterday.

I''m not happy about Bournemouth winning at all, thanks.

Alex Neil is a winner. He wants to win every single match. Expect him to put out a side capable of winning the game, which in my opinion could and should be a very strong one.

The thread holds up to no scrutiny at all - it was proved to be completely wrong after less than 12 hours.

Still showing blinkered faithful in Hughton then. Brighton will get nothing at Boro. We''re in the play-offs - get used to it.

Why can''t you lot be glad for him and happy that one of our players has got a bit of recognition? Miserable b*stards. Looks like his years of good service and love of Norwich City count for little. In an era where player loyalty is question, maybe it''s time to be loyal to the players that have given back a lot to our club.

LDC, your constant defence of Hughton is tedious. He adopted some of the most negative, boring anti-football I''ve ever seen and it was a great day when he was sacked. He turned a bunch of lads, who while not world beaters, had confidence and a great fighting spirit into a group of confidence free footballers. A few decent games here and there doesn''t make up for 18 months of dross.

We haven''t settled for the play-offs

At the end of the day, if we achieve our aim of promotion it doesn''t even matter in the slightest how many awards our players have won. When the likes of Johnson and Hoolahan look back on their careers it''s going to be the promotions and years playing in the Premier League they''ll remember, not individual awards.

Hi Waveney

In a clear and concise way without rambling on for paragraphs, 2-0 City,

So happy that he signed a contract with another team.

"I have little knowledge" Well, at least you got something right.

Yes everybody''s covered it here. No other reason than trying to get bums on seats in their new ground, which to be honest, is going to be a massive struggle. Expect lots of empty seats. The club are merely spinning it as a kind of grand gesture, when in fact it''s just a ploy to get people in at this new ground. When you break it down, the whole stadium being effectively ''gifted'' to them stinks.

Snodgrass and Fer couldn''t wait to leave. Good riddance. Both vastly overrated by some City fans.