Chunky Norwich

[quote user="Webbo118"][quote user="Chunky Norwich"]I think every single time Jimmy Kebe has played against us, he''s torn into us.Personally I also think Maloney is one of the most under-rated players in the Premiership. If he were Brazilian or Dutch they''d be raving about him[/quote] It''s about time that got repeated. We haven''t heard it for a while. [/quote]?[^o)]?

Probably but if in doubt, it''s very unlikely that we''re going to lose all four of our remaining games. We''ll finish on at least 39 or 40 - maybe even as much as 47!

Just out of interest, would anyone be tempted with Taarabt? Would give us a serious attacking threat and provide great link-up between our blanket defence and lone striker. But is he worth all the aggro?

[quote user="Gnasher"]I don''t get the argument that Bunn has showed passion and commitment - surely any player should and does otherwise they get called out? (See Morison). As a number 2 he''s been given a rare extended period to show his worth and has done so, next season he will either go to another club as number one or slot in behind ruddy once more. Ruddy may be rusty, but he has been back in training and played a couple of games for the U21s. A keeper of his ability can win us points single-handedly on a regular basis, this and the confidence he''d give the crowd and players on his return outweighs any sentimentality to Bunn for me.[/quote]I think the point people are trying to make is that he''s not just passionate but Passionate with a capital Pee. Like it really, genuinely means something to him

I think every single time Jimmy Kebe has played against us, he''s torn into us.Personally I also think Maloney is one of the most under-rated players in the Premiership. If he were Brazilian or Dutch they''d be raving about him

Personally I feel Bunn has done enough to keep the position for the remainder of the season. Let Ruddy have a rest, a good pre-season under his belt and then back to number one next season

What does Whitaker have to do to get a game?! He was great last week

I deeply despise Allardyce for this reason. Horrible, moaning, hypocritical man

There was a very-short-lived rule where if an opponent interfered with a free-kick, the ref would move the ball ten yards nearer towards their goal. I think it was literally for a season in the early 2000s

It really is squeaky bum time isn''t it? Or should I say squeaky bum sit-yeah-shun?

[quote user="super canary"][quote user="Chunky Norwich"]We might get players suspended, injured or have their confidence shot. But I get your point! [;)][/quote] i dont get the injured bit..the players should be going in 100% no matter how we approach the game. my point was we may aswell attack more than any other away game this season.[/quote]Yeah, sorry; I wasn''t having a go at your post, just having a cheeky little joke. You were just saying we have nothing to lose and I was just joking that Snoddy might break his leg and Bassong gets a 3-match ban or something.Wasn''t a pop at you so sorry if it came across as such

Very good OP [Y]I''m infinitely more proud to support Norwich and doing things the right way - football is always a struggle unless you''re one of The Big Six (which brings its own pressure) or taken over overnight by a multi-billionaire who rips the heart out of the club.I''d rather be Norwich than QPR about to be relegated having spent untold millions and paying their players hundreds of thousands of pounds a week.I''d rather be Norwich than Cardiff who have bought promotion at the cost of changing their colours and name (if rumours are to be believed)I''d rather be Norwich than Forest, Leicester, Leeds, Ipswich etc who are financed by wealthy backers who millions into the club to languish in the Championship.I''d rather be Norwich than Southampton who went into administration, ripping off local businesses, before buying Rickie Lambert for a million quid a week later and being bankrolled all the way to the Prem (and still in the bottom half of the table)I''d rather be Norwich than other comparatively-sized city clubs such as York, Oxford, Cambridge, Plymouth or Bournemouth

We might get players suspended, injured or have their confidence shot. But I get your point! [;)]

Interestingly, although Holty has been confined to the bench more often than not, he''s committed more fouls (70) than any other player in the top flight

[quote user="flecky76"]How about the Pinkun hire The Talk one evening and all attendees have to wear a badge with the posting name shown....[/quote]There''d probably be one old boy in the corner wearing twelve different badges....including Alejandra [:''(]

My question is what are you doing hanging around the scum''s home website?!

I didn''t realise how much I missed Neil Adams'' voice

And there are ''cancelling-out'' games such as Stoke v Sunderland, Villa v Sunderland and Wigan v Villa. QPR might have enough to nick a win off Stoke so if we went there and got a point it would leave them in deep doo-doo.I know football is not played on paper but I wouldn''t want to be a Sunderland or Stoke fan right now looking at their fixtures. Also although Wigan always come good this time of year, they''ve got some horrible fixtures

Although we''re still 5 points clear now and Sunderland and Stoke can''t seem to buy a win at the moment.

[quote user="JayNCFC"]Chris Hughton, the man who led Newcastle to Championship promotion with all the pressures of managing a huge club and it''s massive support, in, I believe, record breaking point tally fashion.Chris Hughton who has delivered more clean sheets this season than any Premiership season for NCFC.Chris Hughton who led us through the 10 game unbeaten run.Chris Hughton who persuaded RVW to join us, instead of other clubs based on the project he is building here.A man hugely respected within the industry as a fine manager and man.To think that any fan can question his leadership abilities is bordering petulant. Honestly, some people must have far too much time on their hands. We are currently having a bit of a time of it in the most exciting league in the world. We are however getting points, putting in performances that on other days would yield wins and, if I look at the table, still a margin above the relegation zone.  Things can and probably will go for and against us in the run of games coming up to the end of the season, but I do not believe that Hughton will shy away from the task, nor shall he falter from the end goal.[/quote][Y]

[quote user="nutty nigel"]Unfair on Worthy, Hucks and Dion[:''(]   But at least we found out whether "anybody would be better than Worthy". [*-)]   And what about that waste of space Etuhu???     [/quote]He went to a World Cup. But is now slumming it in the Championship relegation zone...

With a draw against West Brom

It''s just a pretty obvious 2 + 2 = 5 isn''t it? Widely reported we were after Hooper. Holt is having a bad season. Holt moves his family back up to the border...

Although some of the most dire, awful football I''ve ever seen us play was in the old Division One/Championship under messers Worthington, Grant and Roeder. I used to go to games and people would be chatting around me about Eastenders and what they did last night.The three years under Lambert were amazing and every season got better and better. I think people forget what it was like before. I''d rather Howson, Turner and Kamara any day than Robinson, Stefanovic and OJ Karoma

[quote user="greendoor"]I think a demoralizing draw would suit us down to the ground. Also a couple of red cards with extended suspensions wouldn''t go amiss!! GD[/quote]Alfie and Kebe to get three-match bans for violent conduct