The Voice of the Thorpe Area

[quote user="Ginger Pele"]Right im going to say this, i might get blasted, but i think Hoolahan is a better player than Huckerby....... I like Huckerby more, and i think he has done more for Norwich than Hoolahan could in 10 seasons here, but Hoolahan, isnt just a simple, run towards goal, look for a cross ot shoot kind of player, he is really intelligent, and i think he shows that, the main problem he has is his strength, and obviously, when he stays still for a couple of seconds, looking for a pass, he will get shoved off the ball, he does misplace passes a bit as well, but i think he is a wonderful player, the best thing Roeder did for Norwich was Buy Hoolahan, i didnt want to mention that mans name again, and have ignored all threads about him, but that was one thing i would thank him for, [/quote] Better than Huckerby? Pele- were you in a coma for 3 years whilst he was here?!

[quote user="Nuff Said"]I was at Birmingham and watching when the players were doing shooting practice. Cody was the only one to hit the back of the net every time! Shame he didn''t get on. If we can keep some of the loans - Gow, Lee, Bertrand ideally Mooney too - I think things look really encouraging for next season and with some  promising players waiting in the wings who knows how far we can go? Just call me Percy. [/quote] Dunno, League Two? Oh you meant upwards...!

I hear Cristiano Ronaldo is available for £100,000 plus a homemade Delia yorkshire pudding! Bertrand and Evans would cost far far more than that! £2-3million each at the very least.

[quote user="the artist formerly known as VIYAG"] What is making me most pleased is that where Roeder came in with a bang- having a great run but then faltering once his own decisions came into effect- Gunn is proving the opposite. He came in and the remnants of Roeder cast a shadow...but as the coaching team work their magic the reuslts are starting to come. Rome wasnt built in a day and they need a lot more time. But I reall do feel that the signs of health might be returning. Those who bleed green and yellow are now at the helm and their passion for the club is flowing into the players. If we can avoid the drop....then we could start a slow but steady rise up the table and challenge for the top in about three years! [/quote] Could be true, but we were saying the same about Roeder don''t forget (when we were actually worried he might leave the club...). We''re still in huge trouble at the bottom, we''re by no means safe yet.

Haha, got carried away in the excitement of drawing (yep, we''re that bad)!

...went off after 25 minutes today. I hope he isn''t injured!

Thank God Waller''s not there- he, and me, would have suffered heart attacks by now!

Good ol'' Burnley!!!

[quote user="WeAreYellows49"]I can''t remember the last time we scored from a free kick, got a corner now[/quote] Lappin at Luton?

How typical

Great start, but how many times have we seen this so far this season?- We MUST take advantage of this first half performance...

[quote user="Mr. Norwich City"][quote user="jas the barclay king"] so Daryl Sutch and Mark Barham are going to be there.. but which Norwich Legends are turning up? *tin hat at the ready*lol! jas :) [/quote] can''t agree more! sutch would be a legend is he scored his pen and we went to the prem when we reached the playoffs! [/quote] Jesus, wasn''t that just the worst penalty ever? Apart from Peter Devine (fans of Nick Hancock should know what I mean!)

What''s the problem? Night game= better atmosphere. Night game= much needed money. Night game= we know in advance what we need from the game!

Sounds to me like a very good idea. Your best bet would be to email the chief exec with it...

The problem with the referrals is that cricket is not like football- it is a game with strong principles for respecting the umpire (principles that football left behind long ago). The Umpire''s decision is always final is what I was always taught. The referrals makes a complete mockery of the foundations of the game. Unlike goal-line technology or replays to determine a hand-ball or not, many cricket decisions cannot be decided in a few seconds, if at all. And in the cases of the two ''caught behinds'' tonight- visual evidence is useless, but audio and common sense should have said that they actually got both decisions wrong- there was no noise on Cook''s bat but was given out, whilst Strauss quite clearly has an edgy noise on his shot, but is given not out. The whole thing is a complete shambles, making a fairly moderate paced format of the game even slower.

I think you''d be suprised at the number of people who would protest. Hundreds of us protested against Worthington when we were in a far better position in the table, I''d wager that a hell of alot of people would take part in a protest if organised.

[quote user="beachbum"] She may well care for the club. The drunk at the end of the bar in my local cares for the club. But he has no more idea than she does of how to run it. [/quote] Are you sure it''s not the same person?!

No, we should have got rid of Worthington, but we should have appointed someone who had even a vague idea what to do...

[quote user="jas the barclay king"] i''ll use the cash in a cheeky attempt to buy the club.... jas :) [/quote] So what are you going to do with the £2.50 change???

I hope they all bleedin'' well leave, maybe with the exceptions of Hoolahan and Croft- the rest I hope never to hear of again.

Although it is painfully clear that the club legend that is Bryan Gunn is not a capable football manager, we cannot allow ourselves to divert the blame of our impending relegation away from those really responsible- the majority shareholders, chairman and the chief executive. These 4 people have relegated Norwich City with rubbish decision-making time and time again. To get out-played for 90 minutes by a side with only 7,000 home supporters to their name (compared to the 20,000 that we have) is not a reflection on Gunn, but on the board''s appointment of him, and the 2 clowns before him. I could type away until the early hours about the seriously worrying bad decisions from the top of this club- ones that would make Sir Fred Hall''s pension look deserved in comparison- but there''s little point, we all know, and even they do now, what they are. We as fans must act now in the best interests of our club- we have done so in our droves by commiting to watch League One football next season, and we must do again now in order to give ourselves the best chance of quick return to the Championship next term. We have to be realistic- calling for Delia and Wynn-Jones to go will achieve nothing, as there is no-one out there to invest in a failing football club currently. However, there are people out there who are more capable at running a football club on a day-to-day basis than Neil Doncaster. Moreover- Delia has a history of bowing to public pressure to sack people of authority doesn''t she? As many people as possible need to stay at CR after the game on tuesday, no matter what the result, which will undoubtly be a defeat, to shout for him to be sacked with immediate affect. Make your own signs/ banners/ etc. Any other suggestions welcome- but we MUST do something.  

[quote user="ndhscanary"] Does anyone know when tickets for Carlisle away are going on sale? [/quote] Just before the ones for Hereford

[quote user="grantroederdisaster"] No and I don''t want to!   Roeder OUT of football management for ever probably! [/quote] I hope not, I''ve heard there''s going to a vacancy down the A140 soon...

It''s probably a good post, but please, please, please- use paragraphs!!!

[quote user="Huddy "] [quote user="The Voice of the Thorpe Area"]As requested Huddy, I have bumped this post.[/quote] Thorpey thorpey, what we gonna do with you!! [/quote] ...get me to bump more of your rubbish posts?????