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  1. Ah, I get it now. Delia is only holding on now to ensure that the club doesn't have to deal with the aftermath of what happens when the conditions for your "free seat with the large shareholding" are no longer applicable.
  2. I can't mention his name anymore else he'll bring me back into his conversation monologue.
  3. Apart from that guy ranting about his AD position ad infinitum on here.
  4. Absolutely, although the 17% were not individually named, and therein lies the problem. The club and Attanasio if they had read the room could have done more by publishing a full biographical history of the 17% - it is normal in other acquisitions I've dealt with. The club and Attanasio are now paying for it with the delay. Lack of up front disclosure just makes the arbitrators of corporate dealings jumpy. "What are they trying to hide"? Much better for all (including us "interested" supporters) to come clean with everything up front in the public documents. Again, another faux pas by the club and its advisers I'm afraid.
  5. Paddy mentioned the following during the Pink'Un Q&A this lunchtime: "Had it confirmed prior to the weekend the EFL checks apply not simply to MA but the other individuals as well within Norfolk Holdings." This certainly is a reason why the EFL are struggling to approve the share allotment; as I've said on here before, the lack of EFL resource and the less than transparent way US companies and their shareholding are filed at the moment will be difficult to move quickly on. It certainly explains why the WBA takeover (which ostensibly involved one person only) was given the go ahead so quickly. I've said before I think the season will be over before he gets the nod. Certainly interesting that news is slipping out of Carrow Road in this way however and they have felt it worth letting media know.
  6. Fenerbahce are the Turkish Canaries aren't they. As I realised this a horrible thought went through my mind as to what might happen at Poorman Road in mid May when we beat them?
  7. There is only the away Admiral kit from the early 80's that really was any good. It was a shame though it was worn competitively by so many Binners.
  8. Broady, you've forgotten the bed sheet protests (there were a couple at away matches but strangely not at Carrow Road, mainly youngsters, but they did happen) and as others have referred to on here recently a poll was taken at the time on here and was in favour of sacking him. As for what happens this season, its looking like 1p5wich v us in the semi-finals with us at home first leg. Then Soton and Russell Martin in the final at Wembley to the victor? Crikey, my heart won't cope with all that.
  9. Our Duncan is a time traveller! Drives a Lagonda.
  10. I wonder how I got that right, having not met you! 1🤣 Well, I think I've never met you? 😉
  11. Wow, lovely piece of archaeology. Mr Angry = Crossdressing Canary? 🤔🤔
  12. Interesting thought. Let me explain why I criticise Kenny so often. The main criticism I had of him is when Kenny is bad he makes game changing mistakes without providing game winning moments. And until he was switched to CB, handed the captaincy, he very often went chasing the ball unsuccessfully rather than holding his position and letting the "system" work. This often happened on a transition and led to his teammates similarly being pulled out of position, quite often Sara. In those games however Sara would be at least be involved in a goal attempt or two, if not a goal. Kenny very rarely during his bad moments did. Those goal attempts were the reason why I rarely criticised Sara but because you'd look back at the match and could only highlight Kenny's poor moments. Switching to CB, Kenny does play in a more restrained and thoughtful manner. As others have said, one reason for this is that he plays better when the game is in front of him. He is a very poor reader of the game when he is in the middle of a hectic transition. I also think the responsibility of captaincy has allowed him to properly assess what his role really is. I was fearful for him when Gibson returned to the side and he was moved back to his midfield role. However swapping Sara and Nunez roles in the side has helped Kenny to restrain himself and to concentrate on his strengths. Nunez seems to be better at occupying that midfield area, allowing Kenny to look for forward passes that make game changing moments. For what ever reason his pass completion on potentially risky balls seems to have improved (I'll bow to statto's here whether that is just eye test or reality). Against Stoke he was the key difference in the two sides. But, I still stand by my comments prior to this calendar year, he really was very poor and I never understood why people on here defended him. He has been a different player in 2024. Additionally, if we do get promoted, I'm afraid we will have to upgrade on him if we are to survive. He will not get the time to produce his best passing moments in the EPL. I hope that explains my apparent flip flop!
  13. Here's a thing. So would I. I'm amazed I said that, but he was very good today, with no aberrations.
  14. Perhaps he read Southwell's mildly critical comments about his assists Xg. Those two will improve those stats.
  15. CW; wow, really, you mean you don't spend 24 hrs a day hunched over a laptop? Wouldn't have lasted long in my organisation. 😉😉🤣🤣🤣
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