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[quote user="spainboy"] [quote user="Gingerpele"]I think the league is ours now :D[/quote]   all wrapped up is it??  Go back a few threads when I was bragging and stuff you were saying. biggest hypocritical contraditional people Ive ever heard in my life. [/quote] Tailgunner

Nice to see the childish outburts from Gobbie Cowlick are emulated by the players. What a bell

KOREY SMITH

Leeds chokers

If the unthinkable happens. We''ll all need our seats again. Glad I kept quiet now. [:D]

You can''t have been far from me. Were you near the ball boy who didn''t give Lappin his towel?

[quote user="eddy melito"] [quote user="a1canary"]Just with most people like that it''s all about him isn''t it! I''VE had set backs, I''VE had lows, I''VE had highs and I will rise again and RULE THE WORLD, mwah ha ha ha ha! Back in the real world, Col U are never the same after Saturday and finish just outside the play off spots![/quote]   or it could tempt  him to get his cheque book out again. [/quote] Arrrggghh. and buy another Henderson. Noooooooooooooooo

[quote user="blahblahblah"]Once Cowling has paid Johnny and his brother back, he might have to put Colchester into administration.  Everyone else was a Norwich fan, weren''t they ? [/quote] My thoughts entirely. I thought Colchester were appalling. I want my money back. ..and my wifes

Whoops Meant to say "JohnnyF, Colchester says'' Cowling, put your money where your mouth is and give all Colchester fans their money back after such a dismal display on Saturday" Taken from the Gazette.    

I particularly like this post in the Gazette comments:

I see they''ve written a book about him.

Good pic. Well done[:D]

Yes he was. He booked tickets posing as a Colchester fan....much the same as everyone else.[:D]

[quote user="Kathy"]The Col Ewe fan who escaped from their stand to confront 1900 City fans near the end. The Old Bill jumped on him and went face down in a very large very cold very muddy puddle. most entertaining.[/quote] Ah him. Most pleasing that> I thought you meant the ball boy who was being stingy with his towel...the one who Boothroyd had a chat to.

[quote user="spainboy"]Grayson is still going to strengthen. Dont be surprised if Leeds now go for Hooper of Lee bernard. He has always said he wants another striker when Vokes went back to Wolves. But then what does that matter cos you reckon you will overtake leeds anyway and cruise the title. Oh how we laughed. Remind me what moneth you were above leeds already this season?[/quote] I would remind you but sadly I don''t know what a moneth is? You know we''re gonna get you!!!

[quote user="Kathy"] Just read on the EDP no arrests yesterday. Everyone connected with Norwich from boardroom to manager to players to fans conducted themselves in exemplary fashion. Unlike Mr Cowling, Mr Henderson and Puddleman. What a brilliant day. The only blemish was Wes''s penalty miss but even that wasnt too bad as it saved us from seeing Arthur run the length of the pitch in his underpants. Oh happy day [:D] [/quote] Who''s Puddleman

[quote user="Barclay Block E Boy"] Thought the fan who  thought he could take on1900 city fans was a legend...... watching him wrestled too the floor face first into the big puddle was priceless.....   [/quote] Highlight for me too. A second of madness. Rugby tackled in the mud, laughed at, then a possible banning order. [:D]

[quote user="Colchester fan"][quote user="......and Smith must score."]Good on you for coming back on here to face the music Colchester fan. Most of the Colchester fans on here have been pretty fair and we don''t really have any issues with you as you probably guessed when we sang, " We only hate Wolves and Ipswich " during the game. I did think it was quite funny when one or your supporters ran across the corner of the pitch towards us and was promptly hauled down into a big puddle next to the corner flag by about four big Essex constabulary. A real kamikaze mission if ever there was one..... As I said in reply to your '' away guide '' post this morning I thought we''d all be in for a soaking today. The pitch looked pretty unplayable but it would''ve been a bit of a choker for us if it had been abandoned at half-time! After a shaky start it all went like a dream and I can''t remember us having six or seven shots on target in a game and finding the net five times. You''re not wrong about the parking. It was a nightmare. Eventually I parked at the next turning to Rapid Electronics - the Rapid car park was full - and decided to chance it in a private company park close to Severalls Lane as home fans I spoke to were parking on the road for the first time and were hoping they didn''t get ticketed. There must have been  hundreds ofcars on the estate roads and the main road leading up to the stadium but hardly any in private car parks. If the wardens were out and about it must have seemed as if Christmas had come early! I know you don''t usually get sell-out crowds but when you do the arrangements need to be a lot better. Why some of the other companies don''t rent out their parking areas is baffling. Perhaps we''ll be doing this again next season, hopefully in the Championship. At least by then all the off-field ballyhoo should have quietened down, and, if we are both lucky enough to be promoted we''ll all be able to concentrate on putting one over on the real blue and white enemy. [/quote] Yes it was chaos the Rapid car park was full when we arrived around 2pm, good job we had a reserved place [:)] Why the hell the Police closed the other industrial estate car park I dont know but that caused a lot of issues on the day that could have been avoided, even the club didnt know it was going to be closed. The Rapid car park often has spare spaces but yeterday was an exception, loads of people had to be turned away, I am amazed most people seemed to have got in by kick off. Very few companies open their car parks probably because they dont want to arrange for someone to man them or pay for the insurance costs which are pretty high. Rapid only charge 2 quid and that covers the insurance costs, when that has been met all other proceeds go to local charities, they make no profit themselves. We should have played hoofball yesterday as the pitch was almost unplayable, it is rubbish compared to the fine playing surface that was at Layer Road, but instead of that we tried to play short passes much of the time that just stuck in the mud gifting you goals. What a pity the game was not played on a drier pitch, I think both sides would have played much better, we are a quick team who like a slick surface but that was like playing on a mud bank! We did wonder if that was Robbies master plan go 3-0 down and then give the ref a bung to abandon the game [;)] Anyway we shall see, next home game MK Dons so that should be an easy win...................... [/quote] Ref would have called it off if Lambert had asked. It worked at Walsall.[:D]

[quote user="Ex Norwich Resident"]Admittedly I''ve been a wind-up merchant on here of late. What I saw today saddened me to the core, and on-field matters had nothing to do with it - footie results come and go but there are more important things in life, such as not having your town turned into somewhere you don''t want to be for an hour after full time. My fellow U''s fans here might well disagree but I think our chairman got it hideously wrong in hindsight and has created what looks to be some kind of monster. I''m gutted, not at the score but at the creation of an artificial rivalry. I sincerely hope it doesn''t last.[/quote] Agreed

I was in the home end. So was my wife. Two behind me were thrown out after the second goal. I saw another couple go to my left. There were a lot of people around me smiling and appearing to enjoy the game.

Superb. Thanks for the link. Loved.... "Lambert irritated the home support by jumping in the air and pumping his fist in a manner reminiscent of Martin O''Neill every time Norwich scored. Given that he had five attempts to hone his celebration, he was really rather polished by the final whistle." [:D]

[quote user="H4H"]???[/quote] I thought, "shall we fill your ground for you" was good!

[quote user="AJ"]Best bit is a Colchester fan ran across the pitch, so Col Who are going to get in big trouble, and get a fine [:D] [/quote] And rugby tackled by the law. Priceless. His mum''s gonna have a right go about his muddy strides

[quote user="can u sit down please"]Ween....I was A202, what about you?I sat next to an old guy. Gutted I didn''t c young jibba[/quote] I was in the 120''s

[quote user="Colchester fan"]You beat us fair and square, if we had scored when we were well on top in those first 15-20 minutes it might have been a different story but when Martin scored your 1st we fell apart and were simply diabolical after that. Your lads coped with the conditions far better than us and it showed, we could not hit a barn door with our shooting but your boys were very clinical when given the chances by our dodgy defence I think 4 of your 5 goals were gift wrapped for you. I ask you we had only conceded 8 goals at home all season in the league and then we concede 5 and it should have been 6 in one game [:(] I see some of you managed to park at Rapid Electronics, sorry the other car park I mentioned at Lubina kitchens was not open apparently this was at the request of the Police God knows why it certainly caused major parking problems for many. I understand the local traffic wardens were out in force and a lot of fans got a ticket for parking on roads and verges. Some of your fans got chucked out of the home ends and missed some of the game, I heard there was also trouble in the town centre, that would explain all the Police sirens and road blocks we encountered at 2 o''clock. Best of luck boys I think you could go up without needing the play offs failing that see you at Wembley to improve on our 7-6 aggregate lead [:P] [/quote] Credit to you for coming on here. Thanks for the parking instructions, although I did park in the swimming pool next to the ground[8-|]