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lol are you on drugs?  We have no room at CR for a caravan anyhow  [^o)]  [:D]

Bywater - Why did he try to have a go at Dion too?  Very strange guy, picking on a kid too, shame on him [:@]  

Saddest moment for me personally was not 100% football related.  But hearing that Bryan Gunn''s daughter lost her fight for life, was in tears.  Still donate to the leukemia appeal now and will do until I take my last breath.

We didn''t know if we would, but we have renewed, got yellow and green blood so we have, and can''t seem to stop supporting through good and bad times  [:)]

I think we need a whip around of 50p''s for the electric at Luton lol [:D]

This is a sorry state of affairs, it''s been a long time since I have seen NCFC fans at eachothers throats, acting like nothing more than school children in a playground fight......not my fault she/he did it...etc I think it''s indeed a more sorry state that no matter what your opinion of the board, club and players you get chastised, called names etc for that view.  I don''t care what your opinion is, you are free to hold that view and I will respect that 100%, and expect nothingless than the same for my views. People ask time and time again on this thread and others for a definitive answer to the question, protest against the board, but to what ends?  Has anyone answered clearly what would happen if the board were to go?  NCFC is not likely to have many millionaires / billionaires clambering to be at the helm, IMO. Im all up for protest, when I think the time is right, and IMO that time is not now.  But with us facing possible relegation, mood at the club especially among fans, is low, is this the right time to protest?  Personally, and it is only my personal opinion, I think the time now is for fans uniting in a common cause, to save this club and get behind the players. 

[quote user="viper"] Players he has brought in are not better than the ones he inherited. Worthinton got more from the players. its down hill from here. [/quote] Positive little soul arent you? lol [;)]

How wudeeeeeeeeeee [:D] How verrryyyyyyyyy dare you lol

Or maybe because he was played out of position again? [H]

Parking near the ground is difficult during a match as restrictions come into force. Travel by tube is highly advised; Fulham Broadway is the nearest station and is on the District Line. ( make sure you have plenty of change) Car Parking Parking is residents only  within a half-a-mile radius of the ground on but is available in surrounding streets further out if you are prepared for a walk.  Parking restrictions during the game make it advisable to travel by tube. Limited on-site matchday underground parking is available -roughly £20 per car with no entry after 2.00pm By Train Fulham Broadway is on the District Line, approx 5 minutes walk. Turn left out of station and ground is on the left hand side. By Bus Numbers 14 (towards Tottenham Court Road) and 211 (towards Hammersmith) go along Fulham Road.    

lol quality. [H]

Heard it on Radio Broadland this morning before coming online & good news as far as Im concerned [:)]

[quote user="Marty"]i can''t think of any good reasons to go to Luton, it is a hole![/quote]   lol well said, my sentiments exactly

They always rip fans off, not just the makers but clubs too. We got our England shirts last year, from a well known sports shop in town and they were 1/3 of the price of England shirts elsewhere.  Just goes to show how much profit they must make [;)]

Cautioned by the police for using bad language if it''s the one Im thinking of [:|]

The White Horse This is a popular pub, that can be found at the North East corner of Parsons Green. Leave the Parsons Green underground station using the right hand exit. As you exit the station turn right and walk 50 yds down the road to the White Horse on the left hand side. Scruffy Murphy''s This pub is located 500 yards up the Fulham Road from the ground (turn left out of the ground) just past the Esso garage. It''s a great little pub. The Blackbird The pub is located next to the Tube station, and is the only recommended pub for away fans! The Fox and Pheasant Walk past stamford bridge along the Fulham Road, go over the railway line, first foad on the right (private road) pub is down on right. This is a real gem, looks like it hasnt changed since it was built (the public bar on left) small and snug, serves greene king ales in good condition. Rear beer garden covered, a good crowd on matchdays no trouble. So legend has it, Stamford birdge has the largest number of pubs within a mile radius of the ground so you''ve there is loads of options. Only the ones immediately opposite the ground are best avoided due to crowding, and these are usually packed with home fans   Hope this helps [:)]

Come on people, we are meant to be united, not divided.  Ok so the club is going through a rough time, but we all are, we watch our team week in week out.  But lets be united, try to have reasoned arguments, and not get personal, after all we are adults and not children in the playground at school [:)]

Well put Wiz and agree totally [:)]

That''s it I''m sulking we only got one shared between two lol  [;)]   Don''t know where to waste club money next do they, gotta laugh.

I asked that in a more earlier thread, and no reply was given. I admire Smudger''s steadfastness, sticking by what he believes,  people have differing opinions, and I respect differing views to my own. If we did not renew our ST''s then there would be someone in to replace us, the board would not notice the seats being empty because they would be filled by others. Smudger can I ask you a question, and I don''t mean this to seem sarcastic, but sometimes typing things you can''t get accross the emotion, but why do you support Norwich? 

Just shows the ambition of our club, we are being outspent by Southend lol [:S] Less than an hour to go, and we have certainly not spent anywhere near the the £2 m that was available for this Dave Cotterill. So where has the money gone? [:|]

Darlo dumplin, Could not agree more, was thinking the same myself, and I am hoping that as with previous transfer windows (Earnie & Ashton) the club has a final suprise for the loyal fans.  We are without doubt, on the evidence of last night''s performance in dire need of a goal scorer, and I would like to think that as she claims, Delia is a fan and can see that too. I have no doubt that despite us being in the lower depths of our division, offered the right money and wage deal we must be able to attract a striker.  Albeit from a lower division.  Who?  Your guess is as good as mine, but fingers crossed. [^o)]

Smudger - I did not say I was frustrated, just said that sometimes I despair.  And if you knew me you''d know that I have gumption. So what do you want us to do?  We are just small cogs in a whole bigger system. If we give up our season tickets there will be others to replace us.  If we stop going there will be others to replace us.  We can protest outside the ground, but that won''t achieve anything like removing the board.  Not that it would happen but if it did, who would take over where alias smith and jones left off?  Some valid questions not yet answered! Strange, we are all city fans, and I guess that is our common ground.  We all hate the way the club is suffering at the moment, but as said before what are we minions supposed to do? But to say we deserve to go down is not on, it''s a smite on the fans that have been supporting NCFC through thick and thin for generations.

Good luck, all the very best at Millmoor , and thanks for 10 years of dedication to the club and fans of NCFC, come back and visit us sometime eh [:)]

We deserve to go down?  99%, ok so hands up who on here, the 1% think we deserve to go down?  Not me for sure, heck, all us fans have ever done is support the club through good times and bad, whether that is by buying shirts, being members, season ticket holders, N&P accounts, shares, or by listening on the radio. Is it our fault as fans that bad choices and decisions have been made by the club and manager?  Is it the fans fault that the players have no passion on the pitch?  Of course not. The definition of the word used on here '' apathetic'' is  having or showing little or no feeling or emotion  and having little or no interest or concern .  That certainly counts me out, I have feelings and emotions, and I have interest and concern of what is going on. We all at times wonder what exactly is happening to our club, the board and the manager.  We despair at some of the decisions of the whirling dervish of a manager we have.  And I for one am growing weary of the board and how quiet it is at the moment, they won''t address the problems at the club head on, they issue accounts that only an accountant can make head nor tale of.  So why do we stick with and support the CLUB, (not the Board), because we are fans, true fans.  The word Fan means an enthusiastic devotee (as of a sport or a performing art) usually as a spectator and an ardent admirer or enthusiast.  We have been with Norwich through hard times and through good [:)] If we go down, we go down, simple really.  You either get on the ride and stay there, or you can get off.