Anderz

[quote user="I am a Banana"]26 goals in 3 seasons! this means he need 15ish seasons with us - just cant see this happening. [/quote] Chris was with Luton for virtually the whole of last season, and played very few games in his first season due to being a ''last resort'' played by Roeder which brought about a flurry of goals, five I believe in ten or so games. All in all, Chris has 26 goals from 70 games, and so would need nearly eight seasons if ignoring Cup games and wokrking on a 46-game long season easch season. I''d love to see it happen, and with Chris being a Norwich fan, maybe he see''s it to...

Cheers Blurboy...

Me three... Thanks.

Rather cold and wet this morning in South Manchester, thus doing nothing for the stereo-type that all it ever does is rain in Manchester...

http://www.historicalkits.co.uk/English_Football_League/season/2009-2010/league-one.html shows kits from League One for the season with a bit of information on how this seasons kits vary from last years.

Oh.my.good.God..?!

I reckon he means Dean Ashton, but quite why this is relevant I''ve yet to fathom... : ) 

Get in...!!

If all the home section tickets were returned a couple of days before the match, Colchester would have very little time to re-sell them, and the attendance that Cowling is crowing about would be affected, and subsequently no Norwich fans would be out of pcoket, refused entry and the home support nullified. I''m not sure how refunds are dealt with, or even if refunds are given, but...

4-1; Chris Martin, Russell Martin, Grant Holt and Adam Drury.

Signed.

[quote user="Anderz"] [quote user="The Dog"]I saw them walking through the main entrance with my own eyes! [/quote] On what occasion would you have witnessed this or any other event with someone else''s eyes..? [/quote] Or more worryingly, why were Zak Whitbread and Paul Lambert walking through a main entrance with your own eyes? That''s just creepy...

[quote user="The Dog"]I saw them walking through the main entrance with my own eyes! [/quote] On what occasion would you have witnessed this or any other event with someone else''s eyes..?

I heard "Grant Holt is Superman... Grant Holt is Superman..." at the Stockport away game, and felt at the time as I do now that that pretty much sums up the guy - admittedly it''s not too imaginative, but says all that really needs to be said.

Highlights on the SkySports website: http://www.skysports.com/football/match_video/0,26719,11065_3150594,00.html

Maybe Cody doesn''t like taking penalties... http://www.canaries.co.uk/page/NewsDetails/0,,10355~1720815,00.html

[quote user="jas the barclay king"] [quote user="Boyo"]Radio Norfolk gave it to Russel Martin, Sky gave it to Darel Russel, the official site gave it to Holt, and on the thing on here wich is like the one on the official site they said they don''t if it was Darel, Holt, Doc or someone else!  Who scored the equaliser? [:S][/quote] Forster got the last touch!!!!! lol he might of done [/quote] According to the official website report, Forster was up for the corner, so there''s every chance he did score... 

a 3-2 win; Martin, Smith, Hoolahan

My Christmas present list..?

I quite enjoyed the "Grant Holt is Superman" chant at Stockport, it was simple and said what it needed to say... And I can''t really see Chris Martin serenading his strike partner often, if at all... : )

Martin, Hoolahan and Holt are the three sides that hold together to form a triangle - take one away and the other two pieces just don''t make the same robust shape. I quite like Martin for his selfish play sometimes as he''s not afraid to get an early shot off to catch the opposition keeper unprepared. Hoolahan is perhaps a more clinical finisher, i.e. penalties and the like, and Holt is a battering ram of a striker who''s simple aim is to get the ball over the line by hook or by crook. Put it this way, would you rather Martin were up front for us, or for the opposition, I know which I''d prefer...

How odd...

I''m not sure he''s undeserving of his ticket to go to Reading Festival if he''s paid for it him/herself..? Now, if he/she has won it in a competition, and is thinking of sacking it off, then that''s a different matter...

Maybe Lambert played Daley to ascertain what kind of player he is in a match-type environment. Being a slight but pacey player he (Lambert) will have learnt more with Daley playing against the qualities of a Premiership outfit than a team of League One bruisers, and subsequently forgone the chances of an unlikely win against Sunderland to utilise the game as an opportunity to guage yet another player at his disposal. Remember that Lambert is still learning about the players and the team ethos at Norwich, and every opportunity to gleen more information clearly is being taken. I don''t think playing Daley was particularly poor a decision, but maybe he needs to look at pairing strikers together to forge understandings, i.e. McDonald and Holt, Martin and Maric, Daley and A. N Other.

All a bit hypothetical if no-one wants to borrow the players from us though... Not many more rungs of the ladder to descend to get that all-important game time. Sure, if the players won''t be missed and have recall clauses, I''m all for the youngsters to go out, but we can''t exactly force Clubs to take them, whether it''ll benefit us in the long term or not...