Matt Juler

Nunez has a longish throw, it was used sporadically under Wagner.

Should have started Nunez at WBA, but with him refusing to leave the centre circle (we'd have to engineer WBA kicking off). Yellow card and then the first time the ball is out of play, sub him off.

"Jermaine Jenas, it could have been you..."

I've only done it in person.

I believe you can play for your parent club in development fixtures whilst out on loan.

I'd not seen this clip. It confirms how disconnected the officials are from actually playing the game. I know it has been said before, but having some sort of incentive to get ex-players officiating would surely improve quality.

And never guess who the referee is at Hillsborough tonight... https://www.sheffieldwednesday.news/news/sheffield-wednesday-handed-referee-for-norwich-city-clash-who-dropped-major-howler-that-went-viral/

So six in total?

I've a signed copy of this photo somewhere from one of the old academy auctions.

I'd prefer for there to be a more modest rebate, say £10 for an adult ticket, but for them to go on sale immediately when you initiate the buyback. Living 3 hours from Carrow Road with two primary school aged kids, getting to midweek games is impossible. We always offer the season tickets to Norwich local friends and family first when we can't make it, but from our experience it's actually this demographic of more casual fans that are most influenced by all the midweek games being shown on TV. It's now getting harder to find people who want to go, perhaps that will change if HoffBall continues to prosper, but that's how it is at the moment. For me, if I can get to Carrow Road I'll be there regardless of whether or not the game is on TV, it's just a positive that if I can't make it, like for Leeds, I can watch it without having to find a stream.

Certainly online, from experience your seat wouldn't appear available until the last non-ST seat has been sold. Whether talking to the ticket office would yield a different outcome, I'm not sure.

The problem with the current BuyBack scheme is that tickets do not go on sale until the game has sold out. For Leeds we returned a pair of tickets in a prime location, but because restricted view seats in the River/City Stand corner remained available, our tickets never went on resale. I can understand the logic, but there needs to be a threshold when tickets go on resale, not a full sell out.

I do wonder if we may stay in the North West between Stoke and Preston.

So is the plan to 'just' extend the rail to the next set of stairs, where the arrow is on the photo (appreciate that it's old and doesn't have the current mid-block rail)? If that is the case, we're probably looking at 100 seats, give or take. The club should make this widely known and give people the option to move to one of these seats, hopefully freeing up much better options for those who don't want to be in the extended rail seats section.

When first announced, I'm certain that NCFC said that it would be new Ferco rail seats installed, not just some glorified yellow painted scaffold poles.