HappyhammerAndy

Regretfully true I think Jim. Unfortunately, it;s not just Norwich but all teams that don''t have either billionaire owners or generate large amounts of revenue, sad days indeed. If WHU weren''t leaving Upton Park for a bigger stadium, I think we would be classed the same as you. Good luck.

Stranger things have happened. Remember Carlos Tevez scoring the winner at Manure on the last day of the season? They were crowned champions but, WHU won and stayed up. Nobody gave us a chance that day. Never say never maybe? Good luck

Get in touch with Big Fat Sam and he''ll show you his master plan, "parking the 19th century bus." Oh, and if you want a new Manager, hopefully he''ll be out of a job soon. Good luck for staying up

Size of ground and capacity is/will play a bigger part going forward too, do you think? Spurs,WHU,Liverpool,Man City all looking to increase crowd numbers or go to a new ground. Throw in Celtic and Rangers who I think The Premier League would love to have and the likes of Norwich and WHU at Upton Park can''t/won''t compete. You don''t have any chance of increasing capacity at Carrow Road do you? Good luck for staying up

Just might be able to help you out there. He goes by the letters BFS, Big Fat Sam! Only drawbacks are he likes to park the 19th century bus, play up and under football, forget about using tactics and demand a big salary for doing it. Interested? Apply to Upton Park in the not to distant future hopefully. Good luck for staying up!

Looks like I''ll be on an away day to Norwich next year. Goodbye Sunderland, who wants to come right up North to watch you?

Drop those shoulders and breathe out now. You can look forward to entering the crazy world of........ The Summer Transfer Window!!!!!!

Thanks. Squeaky bum time in The Norwich households at the moment with 75 mins gone at WHL?

Please leave Mackay alone as I''d like him to come to West Ham. Many thanks. lol

Who''s idea was it for the fans to wave ''em?

G8 comedy, don''t you think? Irony is, it wouldn''t be allowed on TV now. Warren Mitchell was a Spurs supporter wasn''t he, played a great part as Alf Garnet. Spurs goal just gone in, feeling better now? Y word has 4 letters beginning with Y and end in S

Should be no problem on that front, he''s bound to be injured or suspended! Hope Sunderland go down, it''s a long way to go, especially when those idiots at Sky put Sunderland V WHU on at 7.45pm on a Monday!!! You must have had similar?

Maybe, when the miserable, (WHU), are no longer miserable and pass on their misery to the newly more miserable, (Norwich), who hopefully by the end of this evening might be less miserable than the misery they were in earlier today. Sorry, what a loada bollocks!

Could do with Phil Boyer and Ted MacDougall upfront at Fulham? 3 points guaranteed? lol

Must have been soon agter the trip to Nottingham Forest in the cup where we lost 5-0! Bet we''ve both had a few trips like that this season. We hate our Manager''s way of playing football but accept it till when we''re in Olympic Stadium where we''ll say, "thanks for getting us up and keeping us in The Premiership, but you don''t understand the traditions of the club or how we''d rather go down than watch this crap every week". Any similarities there with CH? Unfortunately, there''s no room for the family club anymore that doesn''t have huge resources, something that we have both never had. Please beat those people who are called that word beginning with Y that nobody is allowed to say anymore. See you next year

It''s an easy away day from Essex with pubs close to the ground. Good luck

From an outsider looking in, staggered at the timing of the sacking. Norwich''s problem could be that each team they have to play has something at stake and something to fight tooth and nail for. Relegation without bouncing straight back up could cost the club up to £60m. Could Norwich suffer that? How many players would they have to let go/keep? Can the club suffer such losses? Is 35 points enough to stay up? Good luck

Birmingham will be, or has been sold to a consortium, only the final details are left to confirm. However, Gold is a West Ham supporter. He played for them at youth level and once had a 29% holding in the club. Sulivan lives this way and stated last year that he would look to sell the club because he was getting fed up with the commuting to his busineses in the Midlands. Gold and Sulivan can''t make a move for any other club until they have sold Birmingham as it''s not allowed to have holdings in two or more clubs, I believe.Might be one to dismiss?Andy.

looked like an easy and straightforward penalty to me, as per skysports!

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Liverpool, done us in the fa cup final and have always seemed to do well at our place.Andy

Good lad norwichrossi, just testing to see whether you were on the ball!!!!

Some players, Jeff, are too good to play in the Championship but not good enough to play in the Premier league each week. I can think of Dean Windass and Darren Huckerby last year". Woz he right?

All the best to you.Hope that we get to meet in the Premier League when you''re 75 years young!Andywhufc

Hello geezerAgree entirely your commentsAndy