Kirby_86

Where exactly was this said? It was mentioned in the increasing capacity thread.

The Ipswich support really is pathetic.Over 10,000+ empty seats per game. LOOOOOOOOLLLL!

I didn''t go the game on Saturday,but living in Letchworth,Herts and Kings X being a half hour train trip for me i have been past the ground countless times and it certainly looks an impressive and huge ground.I think Arsenal did very ell to find land so close to their old stadium that could be built and turned into this fantastic stadium we see today. Also it must be good for the Arsenal fans who wouldn''t of had to change their pre-match travel routine/pint etc if the ground had been built further away from Highbury.

Oooops,i meant 11th is the highest we can still finish.

[quote user="Shyster"][quote user="TheJarrold"]I get your point about us not being the most important club in th ''world''......but it''s the most important club in the world to us! The constant passing-by of our games by the BBC must be more than plain coincidence and not down to supporters so-called paranoia. FFS....our game wasn''t even part of the main programme last night, it looked like Lineker recorded it the day before on his own so The others didn''t even want/get to comment on the game! I look forward to next season when we can hopefully cause some further upsets to the ''big clubs'' and annoy the hell out of some pundits.[/quote] You''re correct, TheJarrold, it is no coincidence that the BBC (Brussels Broadcasting Corporation) doesn''t like us - it''s a Left-wing organisation and though Labour is the largest Party in the City, Norfolk is mainly Conservative. [/quote] "Left-wing" with programmes like The Apprentice on? Really??! Can''t say i agree with you.

[quote user="Shyster"][quote user="priceyrice"]Bolton are not really a threat to us next season, expect 2 wins against them. QPR on the other hand will spend heavily if they stay up this year and Mark hughes is a good manager, i hope to see them relegated as i think they will be the strongest team out of the bottom lot next season.[/quote] Pft -- considering the vast amount of money he''s had at his disposal at the clubs he''s managed Hughes has achieved f*ck all - he achieved f*ck all with Wales too.[/quote]   I agree with Shyster[:$]

[:D]COME ON YOU YELLOWS!!!! Just been looking at the remaining fixtures and i feel the teams above us could drop points,while a win at home to Villa to round off the season is certainly possible!

[:D][:D]Agree with all of that

Id say Blackburn will join Wolves in going down and hopefully Villa or QPRubbish to join them!

Ipswich...because even though in footballing terms they are many,many miles away from us at present i still like to see them lose. Stevenage-Beacuse i was born there in 1986! Ive lived in Herts all my life.

He may of been an exciting player for us and scored some great goals in his time here.On that we agree.However,since he has become really quite vile as a person.I find it hard to respect someone like that-even if they did use to play for us.

No probs mate,OTBC  

2-2.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/5live/sport/commentaries/ For anyone who wants a change from Radio Norfolk,can''t get a decent reception or can''t get a decent link on the internet of the game.

People are of course more than entitled to their views on the club,whether people disagree or agree.However i definately think if people feel strongly about an issue facing the club they should contact the club directly,rather than just making a post on here.

Good,positive post.My first NCFC game was in 95'' v Tranmere,this is certainly the best squad we have had in all my years of support.Our worst ever squad was only 3 years back! This just goes to show the fantastic work of Lambert and many others.[:D]

Very well said Pete.This is another reason why the club should never move from Carrow Road and instead redevelop and make the ground bigger.

How many pages does it have and is it a decent read? OTBC

Quite suprised at that decision to be honest.

[:)] Ok,thanks for your help

[:D] To think QPR AND Wolves could go down....happy days!

How impaired are these views? In my 17 years of support i have sat just about everywhere in the ground,apart from this family corner and the snakepit.Ive even sat in the main stand inbetween! Is the level of impaired view similar to the ones in the Community stand? Sat here for the Bolton game,but to be honest didn''t mind too much the pillar being there as i got use to it and i was glad to get a seat for me and my dad.

Anybody got any idea how many we have sold and how many are left still on sale? Any help would be greatly appreciated,thanks.

First things first,anyone got any idea how many will be at the game and how tickets are selling? I went on the online ticketing section of the official site and it seems a fair few are left,howveer after a chat with a friend tonight it appears it appears it''s not possible to get 2 tickets together,unless they are restricted view :-/ Saying that i will be sitting in the Upper Barclay with my Dad :-) As for the score,i think it will be tougher than first meets the eye and the Foxes supporters are obviously up for it with bringing 2400.I say 2-0 to us though.

I think it will be renamed one day after a big business,the money will of course be welcome,however i certainly won''t be calling it by it''s new name. It will always be Carrow Road to me,as it is The River End and The South Stand.