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Anyone from the Pinkun Board going to Banham Community centre Thursday week for the ''meet the board'' session.  As it''s only a few miles away the ''Boro I''ll be attending. Roeder won''t have far to travel either coming from Bridgham. It should certainly be an interesting evening, post Ipswich game and post Watford game!!!  either 6 points, or zero points.

[quote user="tyke bully"] what a signing for us should make a few people sit up and liste[/quote] You''ll certainly be sitting up, especially if you are in Row N, catch his attempts on goal.

It''ll be same old, same old I''m afraid                                 Marshall Otsemobor      Kennedy      Doherty     Bertrand Bell               Clingan      Pattison         Croft                   Lita          Sibereski   Subs:   Nelson, Lupoli, Hoolahan, Dury, Ozamusi   I''d like to think thay Daley would be promoted to the bench after his hat-trick for the reserves during the week, but I very much doubt it.  Don''t expect a place for Fotheringham or Cureton.  The people who have added Lappin are plain stupid!, there''s no way Rodent would back track and even put him on the bench.  His time is finished, which is a shame as the lad tries

My two penneith for what it''s worth 1/ DO YOU BUY ANY FOOTBALL/CLUB RELATED T-SHIRTS AND IF SO, HOW OFTEN? Seldom, but that''s just my personal taste.   2/ WHEN YOU BUY THEM IS IT GENERALLY FROM THE CLUB ITSELF OR FROM UNOFFICIAL SOURCES, ie fan sites, ebay, online stores, market stalls etc  ? Generally from the club, more so as you receive a 10% discount on the overall price.  I have bought one off of eBay once before purely because I like the wording ("Football is my religion, Carrow Road is my Church").  I''d buy from anywhere if the design caught my attention, and the price was reasonable - but I need be aware of it in the first place. 3/ WHEN CHOOSING A T-SHIRT WHAT MATTERS TO YOU MOST, APPEARANCE-WISE.      eg. it has the club colours, the style of it, it''s humour, it''s message, topicality/retro. Has to be different, something not readily available to the masses.  The quality is important (you don''t want it fading or shrinking after a couple of washes) 4/ WHEN WOULD YOU WEAR IT? matchdays, non-matchdays, pub, generally anytime. Anytime, probably more away from Carrow Road than anything. 5/ IS A T-SHIRT SOMETHING YOU WOULD WEAR ALL YEAR ROUND OR WOULD YOU LIKE THE OPTION OF A LONG SLEEVE VERSION TOO? A thicker material if it were a long sleeve 6/ HOW DID YOU FIND OUT ABOUT T-SHIRTS YOU HAVE BROUGHT IN THE PAST ie, saw it in the shop, someone else was wearing one, recommendation, finding out on forums such as this, direct advertising leaflets/posters, google. Google searches are the key, get yourself up there with key words then the world is your oyster.  Design a flyer and hand out at home games - you need to raise your awareness that you have something people want.  Also make it engaging. 7/ IF IT WASN''T AN OFFICIAL CLUB SHIRT WOULD YOU BE MORE SWAYED TO BUY IT IF YOU KNEW THAT SOME OF THE PRICE YOU PAID FOR IT WOULD BE GOING TO CLUB FUNDS/CHARITY ? I''d like to think so, but in reality people are pretty fickle and will buy it if they like the design, regardless of any links to charity. 8/ WHAT DO YOU CONSIDER A FAIR PRICE FOR A T-SHIRT? Under £15, and not comprimising with qualilty either.

Emblem is now playing his Football in New Zealand.  I was over there last winter when I was watching the local TV Station and up popped Emblem after a game.  He''s now playing Centre Back.

Was there any mention of why the Turners suddenly departed?

As Chris Lakey couldn''t get an answer, lets see how people vote for Roeder''s first year in charge..... Vote on the poll http://www.pinkun.com/cs/forums/1457064/ShowPost.aspx

I don''t think this is particularly a good move.  Yes, he''ll be about for another month, but I think that will be it, and then where are we?  Both Lupoli and Cureton are out of favour.  There''s no way we''ll buy Lita, then what happens.  Our two strikers who are guaranteed to be here for the remainder of the season won''t be match fit, lost confidence won''t have helped either. There''s too many people on her who are not looking long-term, even post Christmas.  We''re limping through this season, like we did last season and it just can''t continue.

Nah, it''s on Sky, so at home with a foo bears........

This lot......... NAH Norwich City Res (from) - Rudd, Steer, Smith, Archibald-Henville, Eagle, Daley, Lathrope, Adeyemi, Hoolahan, Cureton, Lupoli, Francomb, Lappin, Kelly, Dawkin, Dumic.

As usual, no one has actually answered the question!   1.   Marshall 2.   Otsemobor 3.   Stavanovic 4.   Doherty 5.   Dury 6.   Bell 7.   Hoolahan 8.   Clingan 9.   Russell 10.   Cureton 11. Renton   Subs Fotheringham, Croft, Nelson, Pattison, Eagle, Lappin,   Starkly, it leaves us with little or no goal scoring threat at all, I''ve even had to add Renton as the second striker!  From defence up to Midfield it''s fairly solid, wouldn''t be the worst team in the league, but the striking options are dire.  Every knows that in this league you have to score goals....

The chap had Hulse as the first goal scorer, so simply had mixed emotions. The crazy drunk guy then hit him.....

If your pocket money can stretch............... Archibald-Henville If not....... ''OJ''

1982 vs Mancester City.  We drew 2-2.  I was 4.

He should be, he was saying he needed another weeks rest (when he signed), so should be fit, but whether match fit, is a different thing.  He won''t be as unfit as Hartson was, but I don''t think we''ll get more than 25mins out of him.  He''ll probably be used as an impact sub, or start the game and come off after 55-60 mins.

For me it has to be.....                  Green Bowen      Mackay      Bruce      Betrand   Fox         Phelnan      Crook      Huckerby            Sutton         Bellamy   Subs:   Culverhouse, Eadie, Roberts, Gunn, Deehan

It''s just in some peoples nature to be antagonastic, they love to hide behind a PC screen, ranting because they probably don''t have much of a social life, or are quite nervous or quiet in the real world

....of the Premierships WORST ever Players. Full list from the report...... 1.   Massimo Tabi (Man Utd) 2.   Titus Bramble (Wigan) 3.   Jean_Alain Boumsong (Newcastle) 4.   Darren Peakcock (QPR) 5.   Abel Xavier (Everton) 6.   Eric Djemba-Djemba (Man Utd) 7.   Luke Chadwick (Man Utd) 8.   Carlton Palmer (Sheffield Wednesday) 9.   Lee Dong Gook (Middlesbrough) 10.   Thomas Brolin (Leeds) 11.   Diego Forlan (Man Utd)   Can anyone think of anymore?  I''ll start...... Savo Milosevic Bosko Balaban jordi cruyff

Is "Fat Eddie Murphy" a sign that Norwich could be in for a relegation battle this year? Fat Eddie Murphy looks set to join the Canaries. Yes, large bottomed ex Leeds bloke James Floyd Hasselbaink is training with Roeder but the BBC are claiming he''s just trying to keep fit. I''d struggle to believe that for these reasons... 1) Norwich are hardly Jimmy''s local side. Why would he travel all that way when sides closer to his London and Cardiff homes could provide him with a ball and goal to train with? 2) Roeder has a reputation of signing portly old strikers. At Watford he went for fat Micky Quinn, at West Ham it was Sir Les Ferdiand, and Newcastle got, well, nobody let him spend any money at Newcastle. 3) Norwich are desperate for a new front man. If they got the right one I think they''d be genuine promotion candidates but without that man, its going to be a struggle. Jamie can''t do it all by himself. JFH is a crude but easy solution in the short term. 4) Since when has Jimmy ever kept fit anyway! If it is true that Hasselbaink might be signing for the canaries, I fear that Glen might be out of ideas... Jimmy is not the right man for Norwich City. He might know where the net is, and have experience, but he''s no Dion Dublin. The man''s temperament is all wrong, and his wages could unbalance the squad. He''s out of shape, and certainly not one to build a side around. David Healy on loan, would be a much, much better idea...

That was one game....... I''d say that in more games this season than not, a lack of creativity will be our downfall..........

We could have gone for another 2 hours without scoring last night. The only bright side was Cligan, by far our best player on the pitch.  Drury looked shaky, and will still not try and take on a defender.  Ostemober looked like someone who''s had his confidence knocked - couldn''t trap a ball to save his life.  Fozzy is no leader, definately didn''t lead by example.  Russell I felt sorry for, being player out on the right, then the left. Hoolahoop I couldn''t work out where he was playing, wherever it was, it didn''t work, as we had no width whatsoever.  Lupoli and OJ have all the lovely flicks and fancy foot work...but that doesn''t score you goals. We''re are fast becoming a side-wards team, that''s the only type of pass we seem to do! Overall we''re no better than when Grant was in charge, same lack of creativity, just different players.

I went last night, had an awful night.  Left Welwyn Garden City at 5.45pm, got lost in Luton having been recommended ''the back route'' as to not to get stuck on the M1.  Got to MK at 7.15, quick Pint and proceeded to watch a lacklustre performance. We could have gone for another 2 hours without scoring. The only bright side was Cligan, by far our best player on the pitch.  Drury looked shaky, and will still not try and take on a defender.  Ostemober looked like someone who''s had his confidence knocked - couldn''t trap a ball to save his life.  Fozzy is no leader, definately didn''t lead by example.  Russell I felt sorry for, being player out on the right, then the left. Hoolahoop I couldn''t work out where he was playing, wherever it was, it didn''t work, as we had no width whatsoever.  Lupoli and OJ have all the lovely flicks and fancy foot work...but that doesn''t score you goal. Overall we''re no better than when Grant was in charge and to top it off we got lost on the way home and ended up coming through Dunstable....

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Pulled from the website Footballgroundguide.co.uk...... Will there seriously be no Beer available at the Ground???????????????????????   Where To Drink? The nearest pub to the ground is the Beacon which is around a 10 minute walk away, in the nearby Mount Farm area. With the stadium entrance in front of you and Asda over to the right, then the pub is located on an industrial estate behind the stadium. From the back of the the stadium cross over the road and go down Dawson Road which is in front of you. At the bottom of Dawson Road turn right into Bond Street and the pub is down on the right, situated next to a small lake. Otherwise there doesn''t appear to be much in the way of pubs in the vicinity of the stadium. If you have time on your hands then you can embark on the 20-25 minute walk into Bletchley, where there are a few pubs to be found, but none of which you would ''write home about''. The first that you will come to is probably the Enigma Tavern on Saxon Street. Just follow the signs for Bletchley by Asda and you will reach the pub on your left. Steve Mann a visiting Lincoln City supporter informs me; ''On our visit to the stadium we found that alcohol was not available to away supporters, which disappointed a number of our fans. I also noticed that for home fans there was also a sign saying that because of their licence they do not serve alcohol at evening games''. Can''t say I enjoyed my visit to MK Dons, filling the ground with loads of school kids on a freebie does not make an atmosphere and I felt that the steward was way over the top. I could imagine a big club going there and it kicking off outside with the length of time it would take to get in and with the OTT stewarding. Guy Plumb adds; ''There is also Fenny Stratford which is located a mile south of the stadium along Watling Street. Fenny has seven pubs within a five minute walk of each other plus a fish and chip shop''. Alternatively, it may be an idea instead to drink on the way or in Milton Keynes itself. There are a number of bars located adjacent to the main shopping centre, or in walking distance of Milton Keynes Central station. If coming out of the station you go straight up Midsummer Boulevard in front of you, then after around five minutes walk you will find a Wetherspoons outlet located on the left. Further up Midsummer Boulevard on the right is another Wetherspoons outlet called the ''Secklow Hundred'', plus a ''Bar Med'' and ''All Bar One''. These latter three pubs are about a ten minute walk away.