dylanisabaddog

[quote user="Herman "] On here for the marvellous live-text feed. Or for other teams,the BBC is the prefered choice.Even though their ''live'' text is 5 minutes behind[:S] I find i can''t listen to the radio for football anymore.Just don''t enjoy it! [/quote]   Something to do with Alan Green?

Bond Street Cafe near the junction of Bowthorpe Road and Dereham Road is excellent.Wetherspoons do quite a good breakfast

Thanks.  I''ll look again tomorrow. In reply to ''Smith must Score'', Dylan no longer has a need for postboxes. The postbox used to provide entertainment for him in his younger days, but he is older now and just can''t be arsed to scare the postman shitless or eat my mail.  These days he just lays in the corner and farts.

Tried to deliver a Charlton application today but couldn''t find a postbox at Carrow Road. Does anyone know where it is?

We could actually be promoted in between the Orient and Charlton games.  Millwall play away at Huddersfield on the Friday night before the Charlton game and it is possible that we would be promoted if they failed to win. It gets very complicated if Swindon win at Leeds today Having spent half an hour on the BBC predictor, I still think we will be promoted at Orient. 

Banner required for Monday - He''s not the Messiah He''s a very naughty boy    

Frightening isn''t it.  We shouldn''t be relying on someone who''s only just 19

[quote user="Mister Chops"][quote user="king canary"][quote user="Title chasing CT "]We''ve given the ball away faaar too often.And what about Holts sitter? Exactly...[/quote]Oh stop being such a patronising knob. [/quote]You''ll be asking dogs to stop barking next.[/quote]Don''t start picking on dogs

Trafford Arms?

Reminds me of an old saying.  You can always tell a Yorkshireman, but you can''t tell him much.I''ve read the views of the Leeds fans twice now.  I couldn''t quite believe my eyes the first time.  Thank God I live in Norfolk!I lived through football in the 70''s and 80''s when idiots like this brought our game to its knees. I saw us play at Leeds in the early 80''s when their fans booed their own manager (Jimmy Armfield) because he had the guts to go on the pitch with a microphone and ask them to behave like human beings. They had wreaked havoc somewhere the week before. The Leeds fans on Saturday were an unhappy reminder of those times but the rest of the world has moved on.  It appears that Leeds hasn''t.Physcology students would probably say that people like this make up for a feeling of inadequacey when faced with a civilised environment in the only way they know how, by lashing out.  Everyone else just thinks that they''re a bunch of *****

[quote user="lmc"]At the moment I''d be happy just to stay up next season (should always be the main priority of a promoted team, consolidate and then anything more is a bonus), but I''m hopeful that with a good summer and us carrying on as we have done for the past 7/8 months then we might sneak a top half finish. Anyone who mentions the play offs as being a realistic aim for next season needs their head looking at in my opinion.[/quote] Can you recommend a good Psychiatrist?  

[quote user="Alf Tupper"] [quote user="Row D Seat 7"]I was listening to Talksport on Tuesday. The presenter of the show (Adrian Durham) was talking about players or managers that have one successful spell at a club, then a few years later they go back to that same club and have a less successful spell. Bryan Gunn''s name came up. Someone had text in saying ''Gunn was a good player for Norwich, but got us relegated as manager''. Then the ever so knowledgeable presenter responded with ''Come off it, Norwich were basically already down when Gunn took over''. I e-mailed in and told him that Gunn took over when we were outside the relegation zone. He had half a season to save us. He didn''t read it on-air, but I got a reply saying ''Didn''t realise this''. It annoys me when the National Media/SSN etc etc think they know everything about your club after just glancing at your league position or manager etc. I was glad to put him right.[/quote]   Sorry but anybody with an ounce of sense would agree that Norwich were already deep in the sh_t, without hope and as good as relegated when Gunn took over. I''m not going to engage in another dialogue on this MB on this subject because there are too many one-dimensional, dogmatic anti-Gunners on here and, in any case, it doesn''t matter now. We''re going up with Lambert and hopefully Lambert will stay with us. However, the legacy that Gunn inherited was truly rotten to the core. More loanees than contract players (or as near as damnit), the playing staff utterly demoralised, the club without direction and run by imbeciles and so so on and so on. The combined experience of Gunn, Butterworth, Crook and Deehan couldn''t turn it around and IMO nor would anyone else. Our club at that time was like a ship heading for the rocks but the momentum was too great to reverse. My two big criticisms of Gunn are (1) he was completely mad to have taken the job in the first place and (2) Theo Klitis. [/quote]   Make up your mind.  Either you want to post on this subject or you don''t. Perhaps I could help you make up your mind.  If we had appointed Paul Lambert (or any manger with half a brain) we would have got away with it last year.

[quote user="The Walking Man walking to Yeovil"]Few people got sent down for fighting in the street I seem to recall. I wouldn''t say we have any sort of rivalry with them, I think this was more of a case of ringing one another up to arrange a ruck. Morons.[/quote]   At least one of the Norwich ''fans'' was subsequently cleared on appeal and released.  He lives in Poringland - can''t remember his name.  I think it may have been R.E Tard

[quote user="Yorkshire Canary"]Chris lines is the Bristol Rovers player that has great potential. 25 years old, midfielder 6ft 2 ins and scored 10 from M/F this season[/quote] I thought that their left sided player (Lambert?) was the best wide left player I have seen at Carrow Road this season  

[quote user="Nuff Said"][quote user="dylanisabaddog"]The result of the next General Election isn''t important.  In simple terms, we''re up shit creek whover wins. As for the proposal about football club ownership, this is just more kite flying in a feeble attempt to distract from the real issues.  2 weeks ago it was dog owners having to have insurance, last week it was cider drinkers and next week it''ll be something else that''s completely unimportant in the general scheme of things. Just how do they think that they are going to force owners to hand over what is legally theirs anyway?  The only way that this could be forced on football clubs is through UEFA, and Platini has plans of his own which would go a long way to solving the problem.  Who reads the Guardian anyway?  Rant over. [/quote]Dylan, what a load of b*llocks! [:)] Are you saying the government shouldn''t deal with any issues in the UK below a certain arbitary level of importance? If government didn''t have to concern itself with the minutiae of running the country it would be a fraction of the size it is (cue a rush of Thatcher fan-boys...).Are you happy with the ease that people can get hold of dangerous dogs without being able to control them properly? Do you think selling ridiculously strong cider at discounted prices to teens is fine? The government has to react to things as they happen. Harold Macmillan said the real problem for government was "Events, dear boy, events." Unless you think the government should stop passing legislation for say six months before an election? Actually, we could extend that to five years - that might solve a few problems.And I read the Guardian too. Please don''t tell me you read the Mail or the Express? [;)][/quote]I read The Times.Do you seriously believe that people who own dangerous dogs will rush to Aviva for insurance?  Of course not - they won''t take any notice whatsoever.  Selling strong cider to teenagers isn''t a good thing, but putting 10p on the price will make no difference.Of course governments have to react to events but dangerous dogs and strong cider have been a problem for years but we only see any action when an election is looming.The current Government is just doing what failing Governments have always done - look for cheap populist issues in the lead up to an election in the hope that it diverts attention from important issues like the economy, the NHS, education etc etcDo any of you really think that this or any other Government gives a damn about football?

The result of the next General Election isn''t important.  In simple terms, we''re up shit creek whover wins. As for the proposal about football club ownership, this is just more kite flying in a feeble attempt to distract from the real issues.  2 weeks ago it was dog owners having to have insurance, last week it was cider drinkers and next week it''ll be something else that''s completely unimportant in the general scheme of things. Just how do they think that they are going to force owners to hand over what is legally theirs anyway?  The only way that this could be forced on football clubs is through UEFA, and Platini has plans of his own which would go a long way to solving the problem.  Who reads the Guardian anyway?  Rant over.

[quote user="Metatron"]" If Charles Darwin had been there he would be rethinking his theory of evolution." Actually, he might have thought he''d found the ''missing link''...[/quote]   You could be on to something there. I''ll phone the BBC.  We''ll both be quids in. What shall we call the documentary?  How about the East North Divide?  

[quote user="EssexWhite"][quote user="dylanisabaddog"] If you''re from Essex why don''t you support Col U? Al least their fans f***** off this forum once we''d stuffed them.   [/quote]   Because I''ve been brought up Leeds!! What a stupid question. If Dylans a bad dog why don''t you put him down! [8-)]   you hardly stuffed us now did ya [/quote]   "Because I''ve been brought up Leeds" I''m afraid blaming your parents isn''t a good enough excuse.  Haven''t you got a brain of your own? Dylan is a bad dog but I wouldn''t put him down.  As for the 2,000 Yorkshire retards at Carrow Road yesterday, well that''s a different story.  If Charles Darwin had been there he would be rethinking his theory of evolution.    

If you''re from Essex why don''t you support Col U? Al least their fans f***** off this forum once we''d stuffed them.  

But they never looked like scoring. I doubt Fraser Forster even needed to have a shower.

If you lose to Swindon next week, you will drop to 4th. Do you think you will make the play offs?

If we win 4 more games both Leeds and Millwall would have to win all their remaining fixtures to finish above us. We have 4 home games left against team outside the top 6, so looks like a question of when, not if. I''m going for the Orient away game as the one where we confirm promotion.  

Try this site instead http://leeds-united-news.newslib.com/story/3384-1265841/

[quote user="UEA Canary"]hold on a minute, you say millwall have an easy run in? they have to play huddersfield and millwall away, and swindon at home. hardly an easy run in! our run in is much easier than theirs, plus we have an 11 point advantage to go with that. i was delighted with the millwall win. i want the title, plus also for leeds to not get promoted as added extra. oh and another point regarding millwalls ''easy run in'' they are clearly the best against the top teams, however if you look at the stats they are very poor against bottom 10 teams, a stat that needs to be taken note of.[/quote]   Millwall still have to play Millwall away?  Do they get 6 points if they both win? Sorry to be petty but I''m just trying to make the point that funny things happen to teams at the top of the League at this time of year.  It only takes one poor performance to knock confidence and we''ll be looking over our shoulders.  A bit like happened to Leeds.

There are a lot of people on this forum saying IF we beat Leeds on Saturday.