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[quote user="Dicky"][quote user="king johnbond"] [quote user="Dicky"]Isn''t it time you "sodded off" again in a strop?[/quote] is it really necessary to send in this sort of post. we all have our views, respect fellow supporters opinions. [/quote] I was always tought that respect was earnt. [/quote] Thank goodness for English teachers.

[quote user="Dicky"] Words escape me on this one. [/quote] Don`t they always

how many teams go 45 mins without a shot on goal. KTF, my a$$$

[quote user="A load of squit"] You''ve go to feel sorry for them, they''ve had their big rally at St. Andrews hall, they''ve had their protest march, they believed that the numbers were high and then the statement from DS & MWJ comes along and burts their bubble. What have they got left? They''ve got to wish for a heavy defeat in the next game to give them comfort, meanwhile their blood pressure rises and that ulcer becomes more of a reality as they pour over every article trying to find a negative stance on everything. I can''t imagine what its must be like going to matches on a Saturday with only negative thoughts, looking for the bad and ignoring the good but the WO''s revel in this scenario, so spare some sympathy for them.     [/quote] This coming from the guy who spend every single post being negative.

"On a personal note here, between us we have nearly 90 years of supporting Norwich and neither of us have before heard a section of the crowd booing when we are winning!" Thats the problem. That is the extent that the fans are NOT happy. Its not about one game its about the style of football being played, the overall results and the future direction. The fans/supporters/customers are demanding a change. You say NW compares well with other championship managers but look at what other teams have spent compared to us? NW has had tremendous finacial backing from the board through signings and the multitude of loan players.   Somethines Delia, you can be too close to the situation to see the big picture.

This is all typical KTF math spin, looking to blame everyone but the manager. 500 people protested so that means 24,000 want Worthy to stay LOL! 700 did not renew so the rest want Worthy to stay LOL! Its utter rubbish spouted by apologists such as Dicky and a host of "other" ghost posters who have between 1-10 posts People should not confuse loyalty to the club with loyalty to the manager. Lets be honest here after watching the terrible football played this year who could blame anyone for not renewing. What I would suggest to the club is to ring up 500 season ticket holders randomly and ask their opinion. (a political poll) I am willing to bet serious money that the majority want Worthy out.  

[quote user="A load of squit"] Well a week away climbing/walking in the fells and it seems that nothing has changed. The WO''s are still getting hysterical at anything that comes out of CR, taking quotes out of context and looking negatively at everything (except estimating how many were at the demo yesterday!). Had one interesting discussion with a fellow supporter (happens to be a WO) whilst half way up a hill, he said the WO campaign will eventually be succesful as NW''s tenure at CR has a natural lifecycle, the WO''s are trying make it happen now as they don''t trust NW or the board decide its over, until that happens there is a problem, theres a stalemate between the board and the WO''s. If the WO''s continue to demonstrate I think its just going to make the board dig thier heels in and stick to backing the manager. Look at it from thier point of view, they''ve already publicy backed him, if they change thier minds now it''ll set a precedent, get 500ish supporters to call for a change again and they''ll expect it to happen. The performances are still flip flopping in thier quality so they haven''t changed greatly since the ''infinite patience'' statement, how can the board do anything different at the moment without looking that they''ve changed because of the demo''s? It''ll make them look very unstable.  Personally I don''t think the board will change, they pride themselves in that they believe (and I agree) they are rewarding NW for his previous successes with a chance to put things right. So what happens now? Do you think the board will change thier position? If they don''t will the demo''s continue? [/quote] To claim that only 500 of the 25000 supporters want WO is beyond ridiculous. Did you go to the Bagdhad Bob "skool" of Journalistic spin? Isnt it amazing that you ran into another Norwich supporter and he happened to be a WO! According to your spin thats a 1 in 50 chance that he was a WO

I think there are a lot of people who want worthy out yet do not like the idea of protesting at the game. You can tell by the general atomosphere at the current games that the vast majority are NOT HAPPY with what going on. If they were they would be cheering more and not singing Worthy out. Especially after a winning goal. To call for the head of the manager after a winning goal shows the strength of feeling.

[quote user="Kathy Blake"]Not at the moment (I am at work) but I think the cost of the hall was about £450 and I know that was covered which is good because we didnt have to dip into NCISA academy money or Roys pocket. John was last seen disappearing into Barclays with a large black bucket so when I next speak to him I will find out the financial details.[/quote] If there is any shortfall please let me know as I will be more than willing to donate the difference.

[quote user="Web Team - Vince"]Anyone agree that we should place a temporary ban on wizard/warlock/magic - and pirate - behaviour in the forums unitl the end of the season? This would not stop sensible posts about the team from any wizards/warlocks etc, but I can see this line of battle getting out of hand quickly... [/quote] I agree. What is also annoying is the amount of ghost accounts created by the same few people to try and deflect the critics of NW. Personally I don`t give any weight to anybody with less than 15 posts with accounts only just created. Where have these people been if they felt so strongly. Its just a sham created by a few. maybe a ban on free email accounts like some forums or maybe only 1 account per IP address.    

[quote user="Dicky"] [quote user="silver fox"]Don''t worry because I''m sure Dicky and Load of Squit will be able to defend this latest performance.  Not for the first time this season the commentators refer to us as being outplayed and outfought.  4- 0 as we speak, Norwich are being embarrassed.[/quote] Just got back from game - some of us actually did go to watch it rather than spend their afternoons on their computers having a go at the club. We were disgraceful today - with the exception of The Doc and Flemmo, we were the worst I have ever seen.  I am gutted beyond belief.  The vast majority of the players did not even try - you should be bloody ashamed of yourselves. As to the perennial question, Worthy Out?  To swap him for who?  An unproven manager?  No thanks.  A proven manager?  Sorry, but they would not come to Norwich.  My honest opinion is to write off the season as a bad one, Prem hangover as we have seen with many teams and try and build for next year.  Chop the dead wood, give the young ''uns a chance for rest of season and get some confidence back.  The best thing we can do as fans is get behind our club.  I for one always will - if you choose not to, are you a lesser fan?  I think so, but again that is my opinion. As for all fans being "Worthy Outers",  several chants were started today and they attracted about 2% of the supporters joining in.  I know that many fans of the Worthy Out persuasion would not join in and show us up (rightly so),  but I do believe that most people are not vehement Worthy Outers.  Total optimist, I know, but after today, things can only get better[/quote] At this stage there is nothing short of relegation which will change the minds of some fans. The players not "trying" is reflective on management. Its no surprise that Newcastle are doing much better with the same team but with a mangement shake up. A lot of fans will not boo worthy or the team even though they think he should go. The silence and atmosphere at the Brighton game should be enough evidence that the vast majority of fans are not happy with the current results and style of football. That boils down to the manager. I think another interesting twist was when one of Worthys biggest supporters (Neil Adams) was thanked for now thinking that Worthy should go, he never denied it. He could have said "I never said one way or the other" but he said nothing as if to acknowledge that even he thinks Worthy has lost the players. WORTHY OUT.    

[quote user="Matt Hudson"] We arent getting in the play offs, but we arent going down so why doesnt nigel play the youth and give people a chance. How about this                                        Green Cave Brown         Doherty            Shackall         Drury Mcveigh            Safri                  Spillane         Huckerby                   Earnshaw            Ryan J Subs, gallagher, rossi J, jarret, hendo and johansen. This would give promising youngsters a chance too prove themselves, mcveigh and jarvo can fight for a contract, and it is still a good side. This 11, would do better than the players we are using. Rehman, etuhu, robinson, thorne etc simply arent up to it and in rehmans case wont be here next season and is no better than shackall. This is just a thought because worthy wont do it because he loves is aging, overpaid wasters too much. [/quote] I agree 100% what is the point of playing loan players or even players who are not going to be here next year (McVeigh? won`t be if Worthy is IMHO) Once we are safe I think we should give Joe Lewis some experience in front of a big crowd also, maybe a half or 30 mins here and there. Whats the point of playing a back 4 including Rehman and Flem. when neither may be playing next year. We desperately need a clear out, let the young lads play, at least we can get a chance to see what they can do.

[quote user="A load of squit"] Sounds to me that R Blowers ''phone hasn''t been ringing much as he''s had to ''promote'' the NCISA meeting a few times. If you''re going to St Andrews hall on March 2nd you''ll need to wrap up warm, its gets cold in there when theres only a few people.[/quote] I guess the 24,000+ fans vs Brighton were really happy with what been going on.

We heard not so long back from our esteemed manager that seeing negative things written on the internet/media has an effect on the players. Since then we have had Worthy slate Hucks, McVeigh and Safri several time publically in the media. As an example Hucks played well on Saturday yet he makes a small error in judgement at the end and Worthy has to go crying to the media about that. Never mind all the good stuff Hucks did, he just focussed on one bad thing. My point is why did he not hadle this privately? Why did he feel the need to slate Hucks in the media? Is it that he feels the players don`t listen to him? (hmmm makes you think) I know one thing, If my job was on the line as a manager, why the hell would I slate my 3 most creative players when those 3 will probably have the largest influence on my chances of keeping my job. Without a doubt it makes no sense whatsoever. Worthy has lost the plot. Time to go.

[quote user="Paul Rankin"] I looked on at the line-up against Derby: back line of Drury Rehman Doherty and Fleming.. Greeno in goal Midfield of Hucks Johanson Safri, and that useless **** Up front Rob Earnshaw and thorne Mckenzie, Robinson, McVeigh etc on the bench Shackell, Jarrett and Etuhu potentially good players, not even in the 16!! I saw the line-up and was well impressed (apart from one talentless individual) - thats now Norwich City''s team, and what a side for this division.  Then the game started we didnt play badly, but on the other hand we werent that good.  As usual we relied on Hucks to create the goals.  Hucks wins us the game, mcveigh gets yet another assist in his 15 minutes.  And worthy starts whinging about Hucks yet again.......... It just led me to think that this side in the hands of a good manager would be pissing on this league from a great height.  In the hands of an average one we are seriously underacheiving.  [/quote] Thats EXACTLY the point. We do have a good squad with good players. We have lost to some very poor teams this year. Our style of hoofball does not play to our strengths. Not only that we have manager who likes to slate in the media at any oppotunity our 3 most skillful players.      

What utter rubbish by Worthy. Aagain he thinks the supporters are idiots for having an opinion. The reason the supporters are booing is because of what is being played on the field and the results on the field. Nothing more, nothing less. I love it when he deflects the last two seasons results on the fact that supporters are not happy. This is totally bogus. We have stunk most of the season LONG BEFORE anybody started booing or chanted Worthy Out. What should we blame those performances on? Referees, weather, acts of God? Its one excuse after another. Time to go.

[quote user="Dicky"] A good 2-0 win - could have been more. Greeno very assured, very solid defence, Hoozy had a good game before going off, Hucks back to his best, Worthy''s 3 Jan signings all looking extremely good, fans getting behind their team.  We even had a chorus of Worthington''s green and yellow army. The whingers must be gutted - sure you will find something else to moan about, eh?  Especially the type of moaner who doesn''t actually go to games, but feels it is their right to do nothing but slag off their club. On the ball City.... [/quote] Don`t you mean its a good day for Dicky as you get to do the thing you like to do the most. Bash fellow Norwich fans. You just can`t be happy that we won. I guess this is "one on the chin for the Worthy doubters"  

[quote user="Alex Harvey-Jones"] As we all know, Huckerby is a big fan of Worthington and there have been suggestions in the past on this board and other sites that if Worthington was sacked, Huckerby would move on too! I just wondered what the reaction would be if this in fact was the case? Would you guys be prepared to see Hucks go if it meant having a new manager or would it be worth keeping Worthington to ensure Huckerby stayed a Canary??  Personally I would be very sad to see Hucks go but he hasn''t shown great form of late and I think that changing the manager is more likely to turn things around for Norwich than keeping Hucks with Worthy in charge. This may be irrelevant because Hucks may stay whatever but I thought it was an interetsing point to consider[/quote] The reason Hucks likes it here is because he is a medium fish in a small pond. When he has been elsewhere Managers have not "ignored/given a pass" to hucks weaknesses such as tackling, tracking back and and heading ect. I am not sure he likes Worthy as much as the freedom he has here. The hoofball system does not suit his style, its ironic that the sppace for his goal in the brighton game was created by their defenders as we don`t hae anybody to win headers and flick on. Don`t get me wrong for all his weaknesses he has strengths/skills that players such as Hughes will never have. He is a player who can, single handed, turn/win a game from nothing.      

I just don`t agree, lets get a new manager in NOW so he can see what needs fixing. He would need time for transfer dealings in the summer. I just don`t agree with anyone who say the board won`t sack worthy. If 15,000 + Shout "Worthy OUT" they will be forced to act (or he will resign) Its that simple. What is annoying is reading in the pinkun that we played well against Hull. The guy has lost the plot and is deluded. GO NOW. Worthy OUT.

[quote user="A load of squit"][quote user="stephen nobbs"] Worthy Out was chanted on 2 or 3 separate occasions during the match. These chants never reached any significant volume (could Worthy hear them?), and at the same time a few people chanted Worthy In. I thought I spotted a bit of a row going on between "inners" and "outers", but it seemed to be over as quickly as it began. What was noticeable though, was the fact people were chanting "Delia''s Barmy Army" instead of "Worthy''s Yellow and Green Army", this chant reached a reasonable volume at times. [/quote] Stephen you seem to back up the argument I''ve been putting forward for weeks. The WO''s claim that everyone they know wants a change of manager and that means that they are the majority but from your experience there are people on both sides of the argument. I''ll believe in the mythical majority when I see a real example until then it remains just a myth.   [/quote] More utter squit. So because they don`t say anything it automatically counts as a vote for Worthless. Where are all these KTF people on all the radio phone ins, on all the online message boards ect ect. You really are delusional if you think KTF are nothing but a small minority now. 

[quote user="pete"]If you read the teletext on Sky, Worthy seemingly feels we can still make the play offs after our magnificent result against Hull.  What a joke the man is deluded.[/quote] I am sure even squitty/dicky is having a laugh at that one.

[quote user="The Great Drinkell"] Once again I''ve heard that Worthington can''t manage because he used to be a defender.  If you look at the current crop of managers Tony Mowbray at Hibs, Stuart Pearce at Man City, Alan Curbishley and Stan Alladyce all played in defensive rolls.  Most of the above would i assume be welcome in place by those who want Worthington gone.( Mowbray may not be made welcome?) So it''s not a reasonable arguement to keep saying he was a defender.  All the best managers build from the back. So are negative in there approach?  If you want to get rid of Worthington then that''s your perrogative but don''t base it on the fact he was a defender. [/quote] You are right but the truth is he can`t manage because he is a poor manager Worthy out.  

[quote user="Rudolph Hucker"]Rather disrespectful! Sorry, but I don''t like this.[/quote] Yes I agree, we have just offended some bits of bellybutton lint out there.  

[quote user="YankeeCanary"] A Note To Lord MadDan/Squit And Dicky: You must be happy today guys...a moral victory, eh? Brighton loses and we march ( chuckle chuckle ) 11 points clear of relegation. To you muppets who, without any rationale, except some misguided thought, believe that by not calling for change this constitutes loyalty, I will say this: Norwich have plodded along ( plod is a compliment ) over the past 6 league games gaining ( a loose use of the word ) two points out of eighteen while scoring five times and conceding fourteen. Just think about how shocking that is. After the money that has been spent compared to some of the poor clubs in this division, it takes us an average of 108 minutes to score a single goal covering a total period of 6 games. Whereas clubs that are now effectively without a manager, QPR are passing us in the standings and Leicester have narrowed the gap between us to four points. What price a manager eh? Particularly one like we''ve got.  All this while you sit there with your head in the sand, prepared to wait this disaster out until hell freezes over. If that''s not true, then please, FOR ONCE ( any one of you ), advise at what point do you think you would call for change in management and coaching. I dare even one of you to have an opinion on this! Go on, scratch your head and have a thought. At what point, if you were responsible for making the decision ( we know you''re not, thank goodness ) would you call for management change? What position would we have to be in? Would we be visiting London Road and have Danny Crow pop in a hat-trick against us? [/quote] In the world according to squitty/dicky the WO`s are a small minority LOL. Every text message on Canary call was calling for Worthy out. The vasy majority of people at the clubsite, here and WOTB want worthy out YET........ the squitty one think most people want Worthy to stay. Don`t hold your breath waiting for details as stupid one liners are the usual reply. Worthy Out NOW   

[quote user="baldyboy"]i will be there, in the river end big jim as you call it, but dont know what to expect. i am a worthy out but i confess to not thinking he will leave , unless maybe he goes at the end of the season. with all this negative talk on his future what sort of atmosphere do we create on tuesday? the majority of us supporters want the management removed but the only way to do that ist seems is for continual bad results. however i will not be hoping city lose quite the contrary, but i still want worthy out, how can things have gotten this bad?[/quote] All this "he won`t leave" is absolute rubbish. (just like the dreaded vote of confidence) If 15,000+ shout "Worthy Out" he will be gone, its that simple. If anybody does not think that is true you are living in a dream world.