nutty nigel

Thought he was one of our best players first half. He played a huge part in the penalty and seemed to link up well with Holt and Hoolahan. I think he still has a big part to play this season and a future after. Sometimes you have to get away from strikers score goals and defenders keep them out. It''s all about the team and that''s why we are where we are. We are the second highest scorers in this league and have got there by players working for eachother. It was quite obvious tonight that Jackson slotted into that team ethic well. I think McKail Smith will also buy into the team ethic and forge a great partnership with Holt. I jushope he is an addition and not a replacement. We need to hang on to Jackson because I agree that he will come good and you can never have too many players wanting to play in the team.    

[quote user="......and Smith must score."] He has a knack of scoring goals and would link up really well with Holt. I really hope this one comes off..... [/quote] I hope so too Smithy. Whatever sort of handful would those two be together! Awesome!

Now come on Harry, we''ll have none of that on here thank you very much! It''s nothing to do with a wider issue. It''s all to do with the wicked cook and her cohorts who has filled the ground with celebrity obsessed luvvies, like you and I, who can''t wait to renew our season tickets for fear that someone else should inherit our seat in the house of Delia''s throne.   It''s strange that Nora actually claimed to have a "bank of season tickets" which she "threw in" when the club started to slide towards the Third Division. This new community conscience she now shows obviously wasn''t there when we were last in the Premier League[^o)]  

[quote user="Dan Druff"][quote user="nutty nigel"] Since when has Sky TV been free? Those poor souls who are struggling to scrape enough money together to be casual fans and staying home in the warm probably spend twice as much to get Sky TV as I do on my season ticket.   Clucktastic indeed NBS[Y]       [/quote] Or go to the pub and watch it like I will this evening. [/quote]   Indeed. It''s personal choice after all Dan.   But I was referring to those who were going to stay at home in the warm. They aren''t really poor unfortunate souls who can''t afford tickets. They are just ordinary people like you and I choosing what to spend their disposable income on.   As I said....   Clucktastic [Y]  

Since when has Sky TV been free? Those poor souls who are struggling to scrape enough money together to be casual fans and staying home in the warm probably spend twice as much to get Sky TV as I do on my season ticket.   Clucktastic indeed NBS[Y]      

[quote user="Woman in the Stands WITS"][quote user="nutty nigel"] They won 1-0 WITS. I''ve noticed there''s never many goals in the Greek matches.   That DDD picture needs posting on here! If you pm me your email, I can forward it to you to put on here as copy and paste doesn''t work. I''m sure DDD won''t mind us all seeing his handlebars! [;)]         [/quote][/quote] Canaryeddie@aol.com [Y]    

I think that''s a great outlook TG. We are due a home win too. But then there''s the curse of Sky TV. But it would be a good time to get rid of that. Now just imagine that we get promoted on the back of three Sky TV wins.. they say these things even out in the end[Y]        

[quote user="Paul Cluckbert "][quote user="morty"]I am defending my own point, jesus, not another conspiracy theorist lol. Tell me what is wrong about this statement :- "If you can''t afford something in life, you can''t have it" I guess I must have missed the bit in the bible where it said "And verily mankind shalst have a God given right to affordable football" [:)] [/quote] For the one or two people on here who know me... they will verify that I can ''just about'' afford a season ticket. However, there is a saying that you should never forget where you come from and I well remember not being in my ''fortunate'' position. You clearly have much to learn about morality morty.. so beware of life dumping you and yours down to where you seem to have no concern. [/quote]   Not really sure if it''s one or two then Nora? With so few one would have thought you could be certain. That Alex down in Dorset seems a nice chap and he''s looking for company to watch the game tomorrow. You could have your own little community club down there.   Sorry Alex[:-*] But you were asking.....    

Bristol City have won the last 4 where they averaged nearly 3 goals a game. Means nothing I know but I do feel we are playing them at the wrong time just as we were playing them at the right time in October. But then again Millwall may well have felt they were playing Burnley at the wrong time and look what happened there! That''s why this league is so unpredictable.   I''d settle for a 1-0 win by a scrappy own goal in added on time! But whatever happens nothing will be close to being decided tomorrow.    

Good team Mister. But what about :-              Bone   Boyer  Biggins         Bellamy   Bryceland   Barham Bowen   Butler B    Bruce   Butler G                     Benstead Managers; John Bond & Ken Brown Chairman: Gordon Bennett Season Ticket: In The Barclay. This is a game that old fogeys are quite good at[;)]  

[quote user="cityangel"][quote user="nutty nigel"] [quote user="cityangel"]Maybe we can ask David Cuffley why his article about Kevan Platt was taken off the website shortly after it was out up?[/quote] Don''t think anyone asked because it wasn''t mentioned.[/quote] I emailed the question to Pete but wasn''t surprised it wasn''t asked [:)] [/quote]   You should have sent it during the chat. I nearly did it for you but like the one I asked Delia on her web chat[;)]   I ended up asking the esteemed gentlemen if they thought Barnett, Ward and Whitbread were good enough for the Prem.    

They''re gorn to Hell[:@]   Or is it Hull[*-)]    

They won 1-0 WITS. I''ve noticed there''s never many goals in the Greek matches.   That DDD picture needs posting on here!        

[quote user="nutty nigel"]   And there''s more....     [/quote] Howie Haylock Hoadley Hareide Heckingbottom Hartford Holt Hoolahan Huckerby Heath Holt Substitute: Howard (Who else!)             Manager: Hamilton[+o(]    

[quote user="Woman in the Stands WITS"]Off to Greece for me this week Kerkyra v AEK Athens  away win 11th v 3rd Good luck peeps Hope you recover soon meth - rotten luck for you. [/quote]   Apologies for not noticing this before WITS. AEK are at home to Kavala later today. Is this the one you want to be on.  

[quote user="nutty nigel"] And there''s more....     [/quote]   Three "Boo Boys" for you...   Ian Henderson.. Norfolk boy who played 78 times scoring 6 goals. Not many Norfolk boys have done better. Booed mercilessly by the same folk who clamoured for Danny Crowe to play[:S]   Andy Hughes.. Always played with passion but bore the brunt of the bad reaction to us not bouncing back in 2006. Compared to what followed he was a world beater![:(]   Gary Holt.... Absolute legend and a real team player who amongst other things made it possible for Hucks to run opposing defenders ragged. Most of his good work off the ball and not noticed by the boo boys.[:#]    

Wazzy, Pboro and Tonyda.... your revised picks are fine[Y]    

Even bloomin'' Maggie Thatcher knows more about football than me[:@]  

[quote user="O.T.B.C"]You forgot another bunch of H''s you love BBB, the ones you visit a lot.....wHores.[/quote]   But what about Tricky Hawes? He''d be an "all time great". Always had a hanky handy[:O]   Trevor Howard - the first sub to score. Not surprising really because he was always sub![:''(]   Don Heath who scored at Old Trafford in ''67.[<:o)]   Asa Hartford, helped us to our first major trophy but his heart wasn''t deemed strong enough to play for Leeds[U]   Gerry Howshall who was signed at Crafty and Tangies dad''s dinner table[um] Ralph Hunt 31 league goals in one season[*]   And there''s more....    

  Latest results now posted on NCISA web site. [Y]        

[quote user="YankeeCanary"] [quote user="Paul Cluckbert "]Looks like the intellectual minnows are in the swim... I''ll wait until a thinker not a parrot comes along........ [/quote] I see. Were you the man behind the counter in the Monty Python sketch? [/quote] No, she was this one Yankee  

[quote user="City1st"]Every couple of weeks or so we have been told that there is a team on such a run that they will storm past us and not only get into the play offs but grab the second place automatic promotion spot. .[/quote]   This started about 18 months ago with Southampton.[;)]   Thing I have noticed about Paul Lamberts Norwich is that they don''t slip back. As they climb the leagues and pass teams for the most part those teams stay behind us. Long may it continue.    

[quote user="Paul Cluckbert "] The casual fan no longer exists in the true sense of the word Iwan... thanks to the grasping club lock out policy. They need to get the disenfranchised grassroot fan interested again and an increased capacity would be an ideal opportunity. Then you would see more and more supporters simply  ''turn up'' rather than bother to ''book up''. [/quote]   All this from the woman who claimed she had a whole bank of season tickets which she "threw in" when the club started to slide towards the Third Division.   Maybe that''s the problem. Perhaps some loyal fans now have those seats and she''s left with the scraps. Seems fair enough to me.        

That''s unlucky Inchy. Great effort though and we still have our PUPs League to look foward to.    

I think you mis-understand the drivel Iwan!   The tickets left are for the last areas to sell out. I don''t think the argument is whether casual supporters can go. It seems the drivel is that they should be able to go, to the most popular games, in the best seats, for next to nothing, at the expense of season ticket holders. And these "drivel peddlers" claim to run businesses. The mind boggles[:S]