ElmerFudd

What,

But surely City can at least match Bournemouth Bournemouth reverse furlough decision - https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/52287403

What?

Surely as football fans we can see that Liverpool and Spurs supporters did the right thing by challenging their clubs?

The outside world will just see City and others who furlough as having their snouts in the trough, there are many SME's that don't have £75m in their back four

Definitely an own goal

https://www.pinkun.com/norwich-city/canaries-gary-o-neil-danel-sinani-timing-criticism-furloughing-staff-1-6606453 I find it embarrassing that City with millions in assets on the field should ask low paid workers to pay tax to subsidize their non-playoff staff, which I assume even includes Mr Webber, this cannot sit well with socialists like Delia and Michael.

Ipswich supporters NEVER turned against Bobby during tough times when he was with England and elsewhere, so it makes me very angry to hear the hypocrisy of some journalists (who vilified him), some Newcastle supporters (who spat at him) and the Newcastle directors (who sh@t on him) for them to be leading the praise of OUR Bobby.

thanks to all our friends ''up the road'' for the respect and love you held for OUR Bobby.

[quote user="the1englishman"][quote user="ElmerFudd"][quote user="A Load of Squit"] Instead of listening to the radio they should go to the game, there are plenty of spare seats at Portman Rd.   [/quote]   I totally agree, real fans go to games, but I guess there are some old folks in the Waveney area who now cannot listen to the home games, but Radio Suffolk are broadcasting the away games. Yes, there are too many empty seats at Portman Road the 30,000+ capacity (how big is your 3 sided ground?) certainly takes some filling, but I bet Town have more on Saturday than you sister-munchers did last weekend. Perhaps those who were not bribed by free scarfs and interest free (football!!) credit season tickets are voting with their feet - lowest home gate for a couple of years was it?   [/quote] Ipshit average attendance last season 21.935 NCFC average attendance last season  24.523 This season Ipshit 22307 NCFC 23727 Now jog on and do some research before spouting your gob off. [/quote]   You know that is sort of arrogance is probably why Nobitch didn''t make the top 20  ''2nd favourite teams'' teams list which was recently announced (oh yes, we were there!) If you took the trouble to read the EDP is stated the crowd for your home game was 21,355 but as Sh!ty counts all tickets ''sold'' it was published as 23,727. Ipswich have electronic counters on the turnstiles for ''health and safety'' reasons, so count only those who attend which was 21,935. Now that your marketing director has gone to MK things will start to slide further. Anyway, only a numpty refers to an average after one game.  

[quote user="A Load of Squit"] Instead of listening to the radio they should go to the game, there are plenty of spare seats at Portman Rd.   [/quote]   I totally agree, real fans go to games, but I guess there are some old folks in the Waveney area who now cannot listen to the home games, but Radio Suffolk are broadcasting the away games. Yes, there are too many empty seats at Portman Road the 30,000+ capacity (how big is your 3 sided ground?) certainly takes some filling, but I bet Town have more on Saturday than you sister-munchers did last weekend. Perhaps those who were not bribed by free scarfs and interest free (football!!) credit season tickets are voting with their feet - lowest home gate for a couple of years was it?  

[quote user="ElmerFudd"] Town fan in peace (well almost). The EDP mentions that Glum Rodent might consider taking Alan Lee (goal!) across the Waveney. You could certainly do a lot worse, I wish we had the funds to keep him as a back-up, but it looks like Colin at Palace is going to buy him for 750k. With your managers NUFC links to Shola Fish perhaps he could persuade him to sign for us, then we could let you have Lee on the cheap, then when Shola is past his sell-by-date we could pass him on to you. Well at least you did manage a goal on Saturday - Happy Days! [/quote]   Hey sorry guys, I didn''t realise that EDP suggesting Nobitch should consider Alan Lee would get so wound up, don''t worry he will not be going anywhere now that the big amœba has failed his unfit-ness test. Perhaps you should try for Jamie Scowcroft more in your price bracket.    

I''m sorry but I wouldn''t want ANY Ipswich player. Ever. I know it''s not logical but neither is Football or football rivalries. In football the heart is used more often than the head in decision making and in the way you support your team. ============= Looks like you will get your wish - Shola has just failed his medical at Portman Road, so Lee''s sale will not take place until 1st September at the earlierst.    

Norwich City are a superb club with probably the best supporter base in the country. Not many clubs could sell 20,000 season tickets considering our record over past few seasons. .   ==========   Get real my friend, Norwich are the best supported club in your county not your country, and lots of clubs sell more than 20,000 season tickets, it''s called the Premiership. But to be fair, your average crowds for a very ordinary team are brilliant (yes i am jealous) just proves there is not much else to do up their in Jeremy Clarkson''s ''wilderness''.    

[quote user="Iwan is God"]My colleague''s  missus was working last night at Yarmouth Races and was talking to Kevin Piper. He said that we wouldn’t be surprised if Roeder leaves before long, he’s not a happy bunny, he said that he wouldn’t be sad to see him go either. Piper was at a dinner with Roeder last season and he apparently said “If I want Huckerby gone, he’ll be gone”.[/quote] Expect more turmoil just before Xmas again. The Glum Reeper always has a good first season - West Ham, Newcastle - then gets found out. City will be in about 18th place then, the board will panic - as usual - and he will be paid off, giving the next new manager to spend 2/6 in the january sales in an attempt to keep City up again. The revolving door policy simply doesn''t work - ask Newcastle supporters.