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The the One Tilly,  I have had a very long chat with the person''s father,  and he says more or less what has been said except one or two little bits about Ipswitch investment and the worthless/delia triangle.I have a great deal of this log on record, and just waiting for the right time.

Like this [img]http://carrowroad.net/carrow1/Smileys/new/banghead.gif[/img]

The club again deny any contact from another, person looking at ways of helping the club.  yet a little check back into the records I found the following on the EEN. had the search engine etc been of use I could have gotten the full article. as it is this will have to do. So he has been mentioned before with regards to the club. I find it hard to believe that Tweed would make up a story, getting it on the Radio and in todays paper without there being some truth in it. he doesn''t have to, seemingly he has no axe to grind,  again I wonder if the club are simply telling Porkies Uncle of Jade Goody''s boyfriend talking to City? A fresh twist in the Carrow Road saga emerged today when another Norfolk millionaire confirmed he was in talks about investing in a football club. While Graham Tweed would not confirm the club in question was Norwich City, he has a company in Watton and a home at Saham Toney. 05 September 2008

Have banged up a quick post, Should be ok to print out in A4. Just save and print out..hope it workshttp://carrowroad.net/images/Rip.jpg

I heard he was planning to change his name by deed poll.  to sadim no he isn''t changing religion ,  it is quite simply  he has had the opposite effect to what MIDAS did.  sorry [:$]

Hell if I care about being called a disgrace, I will be asking for my money back.  Had the gaggle known as the board been more careful stewards of the club it''s finances and shown more ambition with what they have had, then I wouldn''t. But as it is they haven''t and my needs are greater at the moment.  As the credit crunch has biten in to everybody, they are dam lucky to that many renewals and perhaps more lucky to have mine [:D]BTW.. why is it a disgrace.

[quote]I bet though, at the time it was good fun![/quote] I can''t argue with that, perhaps once I didn''t think so, being against a brick walled dead end street with 40 or so Leicester fans charging at you, there were only 15 of us.   First and only time I  nearly needed some andrex.

I was at that semi final, and after hearing the news from Sheffield speaking to some Everton lads, who had family and firends there in the crush, wanted our game cancelled,  Listening to reports on the radio, I wouldn''t have complained if it had been.

I am ashamed to say, that in my youth I was one of those hooligans, although in most part of it we never went looking for it, but it always happened.  The only thing that many of us did do was defend the Barclay End from being taken over by whoever was visiting. That was the sort of the pinnacle to take over the clubs kop end type. I have photos from that game taken by the press at the back of the barclay, a right  old scrap was going on and sadly I was in the middle of it.  The lad who fell through the roof, wasn''t from Manure, he lived in Dereham but shouted his mouth that he was a Utd supporter. I can assure anyone who have doubts about the hardness of this lot, they were some of the worst to come to City, People used to go shopping in the city centre early so as to miss the manchester Utd hooligans running riot.Spurs weren''t that far away neither, Portsmouth fans, in our first promotion season under Ron Saunders, were in the City at 5.30am  just waiting to pick anyone off, I had to go into work early that Saturday to get time off for the match, and only just missed a right kicking.Why did we do it.. after all these years I still don''t have an answer, perhaps because someone else did, your mates did so you did. pathetic really and something I am ashamed of and would detest seeing anything like it come back

yes yes and yes.  I am still in contact with people I met in the barclay back in the late 60s and early 70s. one I think still when we all use to stand and sing our hearts out in the old south Stand.  get it back  stand up and be counted...

You really need to read what this QPeeR site had to say.  Clearly they nothing that isn''t stuck to their noses.Rangers lose again after increasing ticket pricesBy Chris Mendes   Tuesday, 3rd March 2009Disappointing defeat to strugglers NorwichAny hopes of a late play-off push were crushed at Loftus Road tonight, after a disappointing 1-0 defeat to Championship strugglers Norwich.It was a first win in fourteen for the Canaries, leaving Rangers without a win in six league games.The goal came mid-way through the second half, after a mix-up between Kaspars Gorkss and Damion Stewart in the Rangers defence. Wesley Hoolahan took advantage when he fed striker Darel Russell, who slotted home low to Radek Cerny''s left from twelve yards out.QPR should have taken the lead in the first minute, but Liam Miller''s shot flew past David Marshall in the Ipswich goal. Jordi Lopez almost marked his full debut with a goal, but his free kick flashed past the wrong side of the post ten minutes later. The Rest of it

Tomorrows Ref, is Graham Scott  a championship Virgin, he has covered 22 matches this season all in either leagues 1 and 2 and and odd cup game.  This is his first season on the league list after graduating from non-league last seaso, In those 22 games Scott has shown 56 yellows (2.54 a game) and seven reds. His biggest hauls so far are eight yellows and a red in a match between Colchester and Orient in December and four yellows and two reds at Mk Dons v Cheltenham in October.

I am a little concerned, perhaps Ben would care to answer.  why doe the email I recieved from Doncaster'' have  ben''s email address included in the message from Doncaster in in the headers of the e-mail. it makes it look like my comments were sent to Docaster from the Wrath.I might have it wrong and will gladly say so, but that is what it looks like, from the mail I have

nice to know I am not alone.  I bounced it back,  I am not in the frame of mind to talk with spin master polictiains

There are many who want changes at the club,  like the directors walking away, which I cannot see happening, but how would we all feel if the directors broke free from Doncaster policy and said we have to do something to get this club back on a even keel ?As I said I simply cannot see any of them walking, but a changing of their vision and outlook may not be a bad thing.Meanwhile I am all for getting a message across to them, that the paying public have had a gut full of being fob off with second rate spin. I came across this little site, I am sure that there are ideas of things that could be donehttp://www.clubsincrisis.com/advice.asp sorry about the title I couldn''t think of anything else

The Norfolk branch of Archant couldn''t be futher away from the Suffolk arm, take recently an article concerning Town manager penned by Terry Hunt, Editor of the East Anglian Daily Times, who called for Jim Magilton to go.  Could anyone on here imagine the editor of the equivilent paper the EDP doing such a piece ?    I certainly can''t The EDP editor was if I am correct, Editor of the Lowestoft Journal,  perhaps the EDP will be turning into another version of that. If any of you wondered why we had a piss poor  account of the Cullum-Delia saga it will be down to your local editor, scared to lose favour.Don''t expect anything more

how does he sign his contract tehn if he can''t cross[:D]

Column filling ....drivel

I hope he gets his chance, he deserves a crack at it, he has been treated like a leper,  and has he complained in public not a word until now, unlike the other scot who is supposed to our leader.Who was cryin in the press when Roeder dropped him "has the manager forgotten me"  Yet Lappin has been  **** on from a great hieght and said nothing, until now.. Go on Simon give it your best shot.

Words are cheap, when you only sign a years contract and can walk away for free.  Boy thats committment to the club, thats committment to the jersey.    

Mark Fotheringham says the club''s fans should expect a promotion challenge this season.Fotheringham told BBC Radio Norfolk: "We are definately striving to be the perfect team in this league this season and to go up."The fans should start believing as well because we have got the players capable of doing it."Fotheringham was made club captain early in the reign of manager Glenn Roeder and is backing Norwich to go from strength to strength under his leadership. Mark Speaking on Radio Norfolk just after beating Plymouth,  AT Plymouth ... boy that seems an age ago

I do not blaming Gunny one iota or even Roeder or Grant;  the fault lies fairly and squarely at the Boardroom door, the mess we are in hasn''t just happened it has been happening for several seasons, the club has been in decline the moment the Board failed to invest money into Nigel Wothington''s squad during the summer before we kicked off in the premiership.  The lack of ambition is now showing clearer than ever, prudence has us relegated once and looks like it''s going to it again.

For god''s sake Wiz.. it was a warning e-mail I recieved one from nolegs .  the bloke was trying to help his freinds out not get his name plastered all over here as some sort of computer tWat.  Not being funny it isn''t always the best policy to send this warning mails about, sometimes people get the wrong end of the stick.  but that is very rare. READ the dam things.   

thought the window closed on the 31st August... not wishing to say you are wrong zipper..

yea abso- lutely twosheds. can''t remember a time when I have virtually no interest, it has been chopped away week by week, I normally travel to a couple of friendlies and catch the normal bigger club home one but not this season, Also I mormally order the new shirt and of course a few little other bits again not this season.