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What you pay per game Season ticket holder 1st renewal - £22.19 New season ticket holder - £25.91 Member - £24.22 (includes membership cost pro-rata per game) Non Member - £25

are you forgetting the Roeder years, that has got to be when it was at its worst, if you didn''t sack off your season ticket then, can''t see how you would do it now.

the guy who does the championship fixtures must be a binner, looked through the last 9 seasons that we have played at this level, first game at home - 1 out 9 (actually was 2 as a fixture against coventry was switched due to their stadium not being completed) last game of the season at home - 3 out of 9 not at home on the first game, last game & boxing day in one season 3 out of 9. This is not to mention the midweek away games.

Also as the role of ''Head coach'' would be generally seen in English football as a more junior role to the conventional manager of a football club I see 2 issues, 1 looking at probably inexperience in this role so experienced current managers not really wanting to take this kind of a role 2 if the person brought in does a good job, the offer of being a manager of a club may make them very open to leave to another team.

[quote user="Year of the tiger"]Wigan 31 Barnsley 19 Rotherham 19 Price for season ticket holders £1 cheaper[/quote] thanks

Hi I''m compiling some data of cost of all the games this season, wonder if anyone can help, I''m missing the coach travel cost for the following games Wigan Rotherham Barnsley seems to be deleted from the canaries website, if anyone uses Club canary and has this info it would be most grateful.

Interesting one this is, they couldn''t have increased the price, it''s expensive as it is, remember this season you could have got a cheaper season ticket at every other club in the football league, and actually 13 in the Premier league too. In comparison to the rest of the championship, the average cost of the lowest adult season ticket is £329, (£14.30 per game) making a ticket in the Barclay 50% more, I will leave it up to you if you think your season ticket is good value in the current climate. interestingly this may be the first season in the last 4 season where the league we are playing in the next season is more predictable than before, £499 for a PL season ticket is pretty reasonable works out around £26 per game, compared with the casual ticket of around £38 per game, but compare that saving in the Championship, buying a new season ticket on DD in the South Stand (block J) £601 works out £26.13 per game compared to a £25 super membership and all the games up to Birmingham City this season, the average price of £26.93 + £1.08(membership split over 23 games) £28.01 per game with no commitment.

Don''t think it is really delia''s fault, quite clearly she has no idea how to run a football club, hence she has always got in others to do the job, though saying that maybe she is responsible for Mcnally & Bowkett leaving, 2 men who took the club from near bankruptcy to debt free as it is today and I don''t think putting her nephew on the board has helped Maybe her time has run out and she knows it, this maybe the reason for Moxey''s appointment, he has been involved in selling clubs in the past.

The manner of the defeat at Newcastle has been coming, many of the games we have won have resulted in us really hanging on at the end, and we''ve managed to do that because of the lack of quality upfront of the opposition. Don''t quite get Alex Neil''s tactics of going all out defence, we''re awful at it, we just don''t know how to defend properly, the situation hasn''t been addressed since last season, we''ve had 2 clean sheets in the league this season, conceded 12 goals in the last 6 league games. positive is that going forward we looked good, and most teams don''t have the quality of player that Newcastle have, so we''ll probably get away with it most of the time.

they have been ''forced'' into producing this kit, we only have 2 teams that clash with our yellow home kit - Burton & Wolves, both also have black in their home kit so they also clash with our second kit. its either an oversight when picking the 2nd kit or a very clever way to justify a 3rd kit. a wonder how many other EFL clubs have a 3rd kit

Got to say Robbie Brady just doesn''t mark his man at the far post, he is at fault for the first goal today and the Jonathan Walters opener against Stoke.

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Is it possible to login with your season ticket number and buy other tickets for friends who don''t have a season ticket or membership BUT do have a customer number?

We just need to get in the premier league and after 2 seasons of staying in the league we will increase the capacity, oh has that already been said.

Full data https://twitter.com/FrazMcLean/status/595711490046480384

some interesting stats from all 46 rounds of games this season, done by a round by round basis taken from after all 12 games have been played over a weekend/midweek. (e.g when norwich beat Ipswich at Portman road and went top of the league, this didn''t count as Forrest regained top spot later in the day) Times Top of the League Bounrnemouth 19 Derby 9 Notts Forrest 6 Watford 5 Middlesbrough 4 Norwich 3 Times in the Top 2 Bournemouth 27 Derby 16 Watford 13 Norwich 9 Middlesbrough 9 Notts Forrest 9 Ipswich 6 Cardiff 1 Millwall 1 Times in the Playoff positions (3-6) Watford 29 Middlesbrough 29 Ipswich 24 Brentford 21 Derby 21 Norwich 20 Wolves 10 Bournemouth 9 Charlton 6 Notts Forrest 4 Blackburn 3 Millwall 3 Sheff Wed 2 Cardiff 1 Reading 1 Times in the Top 6 Watford 42 Middlesbrough 38 Derby 37 Bournemouth 36 Ipswich 30 Norwich 29 Brentford 21 Notts Forrest 13 Wolves 10 Charlton 6 Millwall 4 Blackburn 3 Cardiff 2 Sheff Wed 2 Reading 1

I think you can''t be a plastic supporter if you support Norwich City The plastic supporters you see in Norwich are usually wearing a Chelsea or Man U shirts,, never been to a single game, have no historical link to support those teams, and used to be Blackburn supporters back in the mid 90s until they switched their alliance when they became Sh%t.

[quote user="alartz"]This page sure has given away who the casuals are. Explains a lot.[/quote] And the date you joined the forum explains a lot! Feb 2011, that''s when it looked like we had a chance of getting promoted PL. that is if we are generalizing people.

Wondered if anyone bought a priority membership just so they could get a ticket for the Ipswich home game, but failed to get one?

makes interesting reading, https://twitter.com/FrazMcLean/status/593759845473492992 one thing is for sure, there will be no hiding from this kind of form in the Premier League for Watford and Bournemouth

Does anyone know of any radio Norfolk streams as I''m in London and can''t get it over the internet via the bbc site.

I think he''s a good keeper but the stats don''t lie, 15 shots on target against us in the last 6 games and we''ve let in 8 of them.

Reminds me of the time we loaned Jamie cureton to Barnsley and he helped them finish above us and we got relegated.

Will be off his back as long as get brings in the results, and give me confidence he does have the ability to manage our club, as yet he is still unproven, hasn''t given me anything yet to justify his appointment Today has relieved the pressure slightly but 1 win, 1 draw and 5 defeats doesn''t allow him any leeway to slip up.

He''s now had 6 without a win, I think it''s now on a game by game basis, if on Saturday we were to go a couple of goals down in the 1st half and play like we did on Sunday, I think the crowd will turn on him. He needed a good start as majority of the fans questioned his full time appointment, draws won''t buy him much time at home and defeats will only confirm some of the fans reservations about his appointment. With people talking about his potential and experience in the game, as it stands to date, he has so far come up with nothing.