Yellowfuture

What are we doing? The whole KTF,  WO thing is now digressing to Delia, Rob Earnshaw etc, are we trying to destroy the club like a spoilt child that cant get his own way?  We are 10th in the Championship, have a great ground with a great Board and Community structure. We`ve just signed a £3m striker out of profits made from another deal.Football teams have ups and downs,every single poster on here has his own ideas on how to run a football club and they will all be different.We made a sub at 85 mins on Saturday which many people whinged at,and then scored. We still have something great here, support it. If things were really as bad as some of you make out there would have been thousands marching on Saturday. Give it a rest and support your team and your club.Wait till the end of the season and if feelings for WO have increased by then stage a significant protest at the last home game, but put a stop to all this other damaging nonsence. Bye chaps!!!! 

Wizard, you obviosly live in a dark strange world where you plot the downfall of NCFC and cast poison spells. You  are a fan of the greatest club in the world run with a great deal of skill and community spirit. Do you really want to destroy all that, or are you really a miserly alchamist.

WELL FLASH JACK, A VERY GOOD POST!   We have 4 season tickets and have renewed. Football at the moment is poor but that happens even to the best of teams. We definately need some changes at the top and if things go on as they are that will happen at the end of the season. We keep talking about the rights of the fans to make their feelings known, and that is a given, but we seem to have forgotten the way the club is being run overall at the top. We have an excellent CEO, Delia and MWN who have done a brillient job over the last few years. If it wasnt for their efforts and good judgement over the past few years our expectations would not be rightly so high. I am prepared to go with their judgement for the rest of the season and then see what happens. Worthy has a lot of faults which are regularly aired on here, but he also lead us to the Prem League.I think he has run out of ideas, but will give him till the end of the season. 

I was walkng behind the protesters and yes I heard some counter chanting from Worthy supporters but I did not hear anybody calling scum, if that did happen then it shouldn`t have, if it didn`t happen then people should not try to up the anti by saying it did. I am not a Worthy supporter but have not yet felt so strongly about it to need to protest.I sit by the snake pit and it seems to me that the Worthy out chanters are now being rebuffed more and more by the majority of other fans who until now have kept quiet. Our home results do not support a Worthy out campaign, if you start chanting and then we score, or if we win the game the whole protest looks pathetic and it is no wonder that fans react. I dont go away and I know that if I did and had to put up with the crap that away fans have been dished up I would be marching but the way things are at the moment makes it difficult and the Worthy outers will always struggle at Carrow Road.It seems to me that we are in an in between situation where things are not bad enough to create a massive groundswell but unfortunately need to get worse before a well supported Worthy out campaign will succeed. What was Neil Doncaster saying to the protesters?    

I, my wife and our 2 boys, now aged 11 and 13 have been season ticket holders for last 3 years and will continue, I think.There has never in my experience been a problem for families going to Carrow Road and I still feel the same. We sit near the snake pit and all enjoy the atmosphere, sorry , used to enjoy the atmosphere.There is a risk that if too many people protest on the road behind the City stand, whichis quite a confined area, that the atmosphere would become intimidating for families, but that has not been the case so far.   

[quote user="Nutkin McV"]I understand your point, but I have little enthuiasm for the team the way they are currently playing and it''s not as if we have anything left to play for, We are destined for mid-table this year. If we were fighting relegation or promotion it would be different. And if the noise and support inside the ground was the same as before, the board wouldn''t care about any protest outside, they would just continue to say it was a small minority. I''m not happy about this situation, but something has to be done, and I can''t just cheer along my team like everything is OK. This season has just been so depressing. We have finished lower in the table before, but then we didn''t have the players we have now, the relative financial security, the attendances and support. We deserve better[/quote]   We all want the team to do well but the booing of our own players can not in any way support that arguement.A lot of people on this site have been saying we should use more accadamy players but when Hendo plays he gets booed. I want changes but I cant accept an atmosphere when clearly a lot of supporters are hoping we will lose so that the protests will increase. I dont think thats the way forward. We surely must support the team when they are wining in a game and putting together the odd bit of good football, most of it has been crap this year but there have been the odd shafts of light, albeit against poor opposition, player confidence is key and if we keep getting on their backs things will only get worse.I dont know what the answer is but not supporting your team when your at home cant be it.