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[quote user="ncfcfaithful"][quote user="WEEN_NASTY"]http://www.tractorgirls.co.uk/gallery.html [:|] [/quote]to be honest it''s a good job he''s made of stone as the sight of that bunch of ugly cows has just made me go all floppy!![/quote]Definitely a case of the ''Medusa effect'' methinks.

He lives in a village between Cambridge and Royston only five minutes or so from the M11.

[quote user="1902chris"]Well, there''s a clever canary. An irrelevant sentance which makes no sense. Let me see now, because my avatar is a cartoon, I''m influenced by America ? A well constructed and intelligent point..........not [/quote]A cartoon in a particularly ''American'' sports style might I add.I''m surprised that someone as intelligent as yourself was unable to grasp the concept of basic sarcasm, clearly evident in my initial reply.  I can only presume that it was too lowbrow for you?  Although your reliance on ''not'' jokes suggests otherwise.....

[quote user="1902chris"]Thankfully not, I''m not easily influenced by America ,by guns or by computer games as I guess you might be to suggest something as banal as that.[/quote]By the looks of your avatar, you are blatantly are.........

[quote user="1902chris"]Fans usual reaction to change is negative but  we have all changed with the game over the last 20 years, so I wouldn''t be against changing the badge if it was a strong enough design. I''d like to see the badge ''toughened up'' to reflect the battling attitude and future direction of the club. I do think the canary at present is just tooo nice and too harmless.[/quote]What would you prefer, Norwich Warhawks?  A(K)47 Hell Eagles?

I''ve still got my original Admiral shirt from 1979, possibly the roughest material ever used in the construction of football shirt.  It makes glass fibre loft insulation feel like silk.I have to say that Adidas kit is the best we''ve ever had, pure class.

[quote user="West One Canary"]I wouldn''t want them to change the club badge. Its simple & clear. Although I''d like them to change the typeface they use for ''Norwich City Football Club'' at the ground and on all merchandise. It''s not been around all that long & is pretty cheap & nasty. In fact it''s a bit twee & provincial. Not the image we need.[/quote]Agreed, that font is tacky and dated whereas the club badge is an example of good classical design.  Leave it alone and concentrate on more important matters!

Good post BDCSid.

Louie Donowa was from Ipswich wasnt he?

[quote user="nutty nigel"][quote user="Ghostly"][quote]I''m gonna try & get tickets in a minute... If I can convince someone to work Saturday morning for me, that is. I haven''t stood on a terrace since Colchester away in the pre-season friendly & I can''t wait!![/quote]Kenilworth Road was all seater last time I visited.[/quote] Wasn''t it the first all seater ground and also the first ground to ban away fans? Who was their crazy chairman at the time?   [/quote]From memory I think Highfield Road was the first all seater ground in the English league.

[quote]I''m gonna try & get tickets in a minute... If I can convince someone to work Saturday morning for me, that is. I haven''t stood on a terrace since Colchester away in the pre-season friendly & I can''t wait!![/quote]Kenilworth Road was all seater last time I visited.

Kings Lynn were kicked out of the cup in 96 for fielding an ineligible player.  I daresay a Premiership team would have got off a bit more lightly....

I''ve saw Kings Lynn play at the Lamb ground in the 90''s.  Its a proper ''old school'' stadium (a bit like the walks really) which might be a bit of a shock to our overpaid prima donnas.

I remember watching a friendly between Downham Town and Norwich as a young kid in about 1980.  Being an inquisitive child I crept underneath the ''string barrier'' that was seperating the crowd from the pitch to get a better look, only to be knocked over by the linesman running down the touchline.  The next thing I heard was a voice saying "Are you alright mate?", I looked up to see Fashanu offering his hand out and then picked me up off the pitch. From that day on he became my favourite player and no matter what he got up to off the pitch Justin Fashanu will always be a Norwich legend as far as I''m concerned.

He''s a good player who probably has the potential to do well at a higher level than Peterboghorror.

[quote user="chicken"]I wasn''t there but I remember one report after a derby game at port-a-loo road where they were trying to get the FA to make us pay damages to thier stadium after seats had been ripped up presumably to be made into missiles etc. The FA launched an investigation and discovered that the ripped up seats were not in the away supporters STAND let alone area, Ipswich retracted their claim with their binbags well and truly between their legs! [/quote]That was when we were hammered 5-0, 97?  There were definitely some seats ripped out in the Norwich section.....

[quote user="Greg Sayer"]im suprised that nobody has mentioned switching the tie to the carrow rd, or even cambs/peterboro     [/quote]I dont think thats a realistic option unless they beat Oldham and draw a Premier league giant at home in the third round.  Look what happened to Havant and Waterlooville, £10,000 out of pocket after being forced to switch their tie to Fratton Park.  Plus Lynn is over 40 miles from all those towns you mentioned, not exactly ''just around the corner''............

[quote user="......and Smith must score."][quote user="Web Team - Pete"]Peter Grant has dismissed rumours of a fish phobia as a load of old carp.The rumours stem from an extract from former Celtic team mate Paulo Di Canio''s autobiography, where he talks about putting a fish head in his bed. [/quote] I know footballers can be a little cerebrally challenged but didn''t Di Canio realise he should have put a horses head in Peter''s bed ....... [/quote]Or at least a seahorses head.

The walks had a capacity of 8500 up until a few years ago.  The reduced capacity was enforced by the police and the council a few years back because of (I believe) insufficient exits.Despite being live on Sky, I still think the 3750 (or possibly more) tickets will sell out quickly.

[quote user="Tom NCFC"][quote user="Ghostly"]8pm Friday December 1st, live on Sky Sports!  [/quote] Is this when the Lynn Vs Oldham match is one or when the potential clash of the titans Lynn Vs Norwich would be on? [/quote]Oldham, the third round is January.  Bring on the binners!

8pm Friday December 1st, live on Sky Sports! 

He actually still lives in village just outside of Cambridge and commutes to Stoke.  I know for a fact he has been looking to move to club closer to home since he left West Ham.

[quote user="cluckaduckadingbat"]Yep......Well done the Linnets. Two more wins and a derby is on..........[:)][/quote]One more win I think you''ll find!  Hopefully Lynn can get an easy (if thats possible) home tie in the second round, then draw one of big boys!

I''ve heard from a reliable source that he''d like a move to Norwich.  The main reason being that its much closer to his Cambridgeshire home than the potteries.