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So that''s that then? Personally I think that''s a pathetic excuse, if this is true then my estimations of him are down. He recognises the ambition, but doesn''t want to be a part of it. I''ll look forward to this thread disappearing.

I think it''s safe to say, at any given moment on the planet a medical is currently underway... T.I.T.

Really!

[quote user="The ghost of Michael Theoklitos"][quote user="Canaries Utd"][quote user="The ghost of Michael Theoklitos"][quote user="Canaries Utd"][quote user="Alfie54"]''Without sounding rude, there''s nothing there that isn''t obvious'' Given that we have four centre backs, it wasn''t obvious to me that it''s imperative that we get another one![/quote]....Toby Alderweireld[/quote]Yeah, but until yesterday I just assumed that Alderweireld was just an opportunistic ''nice to have'' rather than a top priority, seeing as though every other linked player has been either a midfielder, or an attacking type player.[/quote].... Cheikhou Kouyate [;)][/quote]A name I didn''t even know existed until this morning...OK. Well played. You''re way smarter than I am. You''re amazing.[/quote]I know, i get told everyday.

Who? Just kidding, good article [:)]

[quote user="The ghost of Michael Theoklitos"][quote user="Canaries Utd"][quote user="Alfie54"]''Without sounding rude, there''s nothing there that isn''t obvious'' Given that we have four centre backs, it wasn''t obvious to me that it''s imperative that we get another one![/quote]....Toby Alderweireld[/quote]Yeah, but until yesterday I just assumed that Alderweireld was just an opportunistic ''nice to have'' rather than a top priority, seeing as though every other linked player has been either a midfielder, or an attacking type player.[/quote].... Cheikhou Kouyate [;)]

[quote user="Alfie54"]''Without sounding rude, there''s nothing there that isn''t obvious'' Given that we have four centre backs, it wasn''t obvious to me that it''s imperative that we get another one![/quote]....Toby Alderweireld

Without sounding rude, there''s nothing there that isn''t obvious.

Have you got a link please, I can''t get in as I have subscribe.

[quote user="ReadingCanary"]A Year Ago Today.How time has flown.[/quote]you got me looking... t.i.t. [;)]

It will never change, unless they bring back segregated standing, then the atmosphere may pick up?

I totally agree Rob Fleck.

[quote user="TheNewBoy"]I''m serious here. What is the cap on our potential growth?It feels like Arsenal have been a top four club forever but that isn''t true, they were a boring mid-table team for most of the top division history before Wenger, save for a great back four and a knack of reaching cup finals. OK so they won the league a couple of times in the late Eighties / Early nineties, but we were grabbing top five finishes at that time too. It wasn''t really until Wenger arrived with some innovative ideas and a couple of stellar signings that they began the transition to ''big club'', prior to that they were a club which often punched above their weight.It is hard to envisage us becoming anything much else than an Everton in the long run, especially if Hughton proves to become our long-serving loyal manager in the Moyes mould, but could Van Wolsfwinkel be our Bergkamp? Fer our Vieira? Ruddy can be as good as Seamen? Perhaps I''m dreaming, perhaps even slightly nuts, but there is a good example of a team becoming a top four club without billionaire backers. Maybe a more realistic vision is for Fer to become our Fellaini, Ruddy to become our Howard, and Van Wolfswinkel to become..... well.... even Everton haven''t had a striker this good since they sold Rooney have they? Here''s the sticking point.... is the barrier to our growth our geographical location? Did Arsenal just become a fashionable London club? Or could we, like Arsenal, reach the heights of football through nothing other than shrewd financial management and by making investments in the right young players? [/quote]FFS... no

Jamie T, good time to start posting... but...

[quote user="ellis206"]After all the pantwetting we had to endure towards the end of last season (Twitter people, check out the #Hughtonout hashtag, its hilarious) I wanted to see what peoples opinions are now. Just answer with a simple in or out. For me its   IN [/quote]Simple answer... what the f**k are you on about?

Get rid of Fox and Surman, both on premiership wages, when aren''t premiership players... in my opinion (that''s what this forums for).

Yep, I agree EC, a little bit of McNally sarcasm perhaps?!?

I''m not really up to speed on Twitter, was it McNallys response "Ah, must be true then"?

Most random opening post ever? How about trying them on and making a decision from there?

Muppet! I''m guessing you are one of the people the national press choose to interview when a they descend on Norwich market for a locals opinion! Time for bed child, run along and don''t forget to brush your teeth. Tit!

in Anglia Square... really!? Couldn''t they pick one of the other three cinemas which are located in a more inspiring place? It hardly raises our fine city''s profile [:$]Looking forward to the show though.

No thanks.

People have short memoiries, Holt at times was very poor last season. It''s a good move for all parties, and a great bit of business by Norwich. Good luck Grant for the future!

People have short memoiries, Holt at times was very poor last season. It''s a good move for all parties, and a great bit of business by Norwich. Good luck Grant for the future.

I would much prefer to build a squad for us than get a player from Manure and give him the benefit of our coaching staff, time and effort. Powell is an unproven Premiership quantity, he will have to gain experience somewhere, I just hope we don''t potentially waste our time to see if can make the step up. If we were buying him I would feel different.