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  1. [quote user="Its Character Forming"]"My powder is wet with years"

    Is that the start of a haiku? You know like

    My powder

    Is wet with years

    Cherry blossom rain

    The dawn fades[/quote]
    It''s either that or a slightly disturbing analogy for incontinence.

  2. Same here.

    For the first time in MONTHS I''ve been looking forward to a Norwich game. I''ve been driving the missus mad with counting down and constant bombardment of Norwich related conversational topics.

    On a side note, I was mascot against Birmingham City as a kid, and the only real memories I have of that day are Neil Adams calling Eadie "big nose" and NA smashing a penalty into the roof of the net completing the 3-2 victory. Top bloke. Made my day!

    F**k me it feels good to have our club back!

  3. [quote user="KeepTheFaith"]Five days on and it''s a Bonkers Decision.

    The players get off scot free and they are just as culpable. We have a poor squad who cannot do the basics very well.

    I have watched every game of the last three seasons. Yes, away mostly on streams. I cannot get excited about tomorrow and am not in lined to watch it.

    I have been the internal optimist up to this week. Now all I see is darkness .

    OTBC[/quote]

    Stop attention seeking, it''s boring. If you want to cling on to your nonsensical belief then feel free, but if you do genuinely believe the crap you''re spouting then your either mental, or terminally dim.

  4. I''ve not been overly impressed with his contribution for much of the season, but since January he''s been excellent, and the one thing no-one can ever say about him is that he hides. Good, bad or sometimes downright ugly, he wears his heart on his sleeve and embraces the flak as well as the praise. He seems like a top bloke off the pitch to be fair.

  5. [quote user="Molly Windley"][quote user="Bor Bor Bor"][quote user="Hello Neeeyull"]Whatever happens on Saturday it cannot be any worse than we have suffered in Hughton''s reign. [/quote]Nuclear attack.That never happened under Houghton.[/quote]

    Indeed................... or just the attack bit[/quote]

    Haha!

  6. [quote user="KeepTheFaith"]Three days on and I still think it is bonkers .

    Just a shame we will not get to play Leicester. I was looking forward to that away trip.[/quote]
    I put your original post down to knee-jerk disappointment as you were clearly pro-Hughton.
    Now the dust has settled and you still haven''t met Mr Reality, I''m beginning to become concerned about your psychological welfare.

  7. If this is bonkers then keeping Hughton would have seen McNally sectioned.
    This is a desperate roll of the dice, but we were going down under Hughton. No doubt about it. At least now there''s a bit of hope. Timing is crazy, should have happened months ago, but it didn''t. After yesterday, there was no real alternative.

  8. [quote user="Lynn Canary"]The thing is. . . how well does Adams know the players ? And how well do they know him ? They will probably not be interacting on training ground as much as we would like[/quote]
    He won''t have been working with them day in and day out, but plenty of the senior players were there cheering on the U18s in last season''s Youth Cup success. They may not know him personally, but they will be aware of who he is and what he achieved with that team. That warrants a bit of respect. Plus he''s a good bloke, he will have the players onside immediately, but he is also much more positive and a much better motivator than Hughton.
    He will know the team very well, I have no doubt he watches near enough every game. 

  9. [quote user="Mellow yellow 4 ever"]I wonder if Adams will play them. They certainly know each other.[/quote]
    Considering Jacob is out on loan, I think that may prove difficult.
    Wouldn''t be shocked to see Murphy starting this weekend. Carlton Morris for the bench?

  10. [quote user="lake district canary"]That''s relegation nailed on.  Board has lost its nerve.   Hope you are all happy with that.[/quote]
    We were nailed on for relegation with Clueless Chris at the helm so F*ck it. If Adams takes us down, he takes us down, no fan with an ounce of sense would blame him, he''s got the bottle to take on a monumental task and a situation that is nothing to do with him.
    Are we happy? YES. I for one am F*CKING ECSTATIC. The nightmare is over and there is hope once more. If we get relegated then it''s all on Hughton so I''ve no issue with whatever happens between now and the end of the season. 

  11. [quote user="lake district canary"]No you''re emotional.  The key phrase in that post is   "mainly been that sometimes the players haven''t always been able to re-produce it on the pitch."      That sums it up for me.    The players were cr*p, today, especially the first half.  [/quote]
    No I''m not, I''m just not too stupid to see the obvious.
    You still think this is all on the players and Hughton has no part in it? The players are better than their current displays and that is down to Hughton''s systems, tactics and entire lack of any ability to motivate players. He is useless, no excuses, nowhere to hide.
    So LDC, are you still in the Hughton in camp?

  12. [quote user="lake district canary"]....that Hughton has somehow "changed" his approach to get the result yesterday.   Coming in late last night I flicked through all the post match threads and saw several comments that Hughton had somehow "seen the light" or had somehow changed the way he was doing things.Cr*p.  He knows what he is doing and he knows how he wants  his teams to play and he knows how to get it.   There will always be adjustments and tactical  changes game to game, but Hughton is very tactically astute - its mainly been that sometimes the players haven''t always been able to re-produce it on the pitch.  I am certain there have and will be no changes to Hughton''s philosophy, his teams have always been good footballing teams, strong, intelligent and with plenty of goals in them.

    [/quote]
    LMAO. I hope hindsight makes you feel as bloody stupid as it makes you look.
    "Very tactically astute" "Good footballing teams" "Plenty of goals in them" "Knows what he is doing".
    Your observational skills make Poirot look like a fool.

  13. We''re done. 
    The blame is squarely on Hughton''s shoulders (Not that his spineless body would be able to support such a weight). It''s also on Mcnally for not making the decisions every single one of us (LDC excluded) could see as BLINDINGLY F**KING OBVIOUS for months.
    LDC Surely even you must be realising how utterly ridiculous your posts have been over the last few months. No excuses, there is nothing positive to come out of today, or indeed this godforsaken season.
    F**k Hughton, the clueless c**t and f**k the board for somehow lacking the combined intellect to sack the tw*t.

  14. [quote user="lake district canary"][quote user="kick it off"][quote user="lake district canary"]Brilliant.  Thanks for pointing it out, we all really needed to see that................[/quote]
    At least it is based in reality, which is in stark contrast to your nonsensical ramblings that you arrogantly assume we all need to see, and agree with.
    [/quote]I refer you to my post above which is based in reality - goals and points.  Much more real than some stats that just show a player in a bad light for no other reason than to show him in a bad light.[/quote]
    And who''s to say another player wouldn''t have won us more points by taking his spot in the team.
    You also seem to fail to take into account points he has cost us by fluffing chances.

  15. [quote user="Herman "]Oh FFS. Wiz is the mastermind behind every troll? Are you Wiz as well then. Fuckin'' idiot.[/quote]
    No, but he happens to be the "mastermind" behind this particular one. If you hadn''t realised that then there''s only one "Fuckin'' idiot" here...
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