True Grit

Hey everybody, As some of you may or may not know the 25,000th premier league goal was scored at the weekend. I''ve decided to embark on a charity project - all 25,000 goals will be compiled into a single piece of video and watched in one marathon session at a venue large enough to satisfy the demand of the project. I''ve calculated the footage of each goal will need to be 5 seconds long. I feel any shorter length of footage per goal could induce a strobe-like effect when they''re played together in sequence - this could have health and safety implications for sufferers of epilepsy. This equates to 34.722 hours of footage, add on an intro and outro to the event and we are looking at a 37 hour running time. I would like suggestions regarding venues and who to approach for corporate sponsorship - leave the rest up to me, I have a large circle of contacts within the game and rest assured there will be some high profile people from the Norfolk area in attendance. Best, TG

Moxey checks out. One of the smoothest operators in the game.

And correct use of line marking equipment is an essential part of any successful club. I remeber a few years back scouting away at Altrincham, the lines had been applied so thick they were verging on being a trip hazard. After the game I saw the groundsmen in a huddle, scratching their heads as to what happened. I went over and suggested they upgrade their marker to a Graco FieldLazer S90 (MKII) - and guess what I saw in the corner of the ground 2 months later when I revisited - you guessed it, a Graco FieldLazer S90 (MKII).

[quote user="OldRobert"][quote user="True Grit"][quote user="OldRobert"][quote user="True Grit"]One love is doing his job, no question about that. He''s not a pushover, he gripped a player and had him up against the wall after the Leeds game, I dread to think what happened after yesterday. One of Jez''s keynotes to Alex and the player when he first came to the club was to make the atmosphere intimidating for teams coming to.carrow road. I can tell you Jez would love to see Norwich fans become more aggressive too, think football factory and ID(not green street though, rumour has it when he saw that film he become so angry at how unbelievable it was he threw a £320 Montblanc paperweight through a 55 inch LG oled).[/quote]What pure unadulterated tripe you do post.[/quote] You wouldn''t believe what goes on behind closed doors in a football environment. I work within the game and have seen things you wouldn''t expect.[/quote]I would believe you close the seats back up after a match, that would be about the limit of your ''working withing the game''. I doubt they''d trust you with the white line machine.[/quote] I always close my seat after I''ve been to any ground. I''m old school and like to do things properly

[quote user="OldRobert"][quote user="True Grit"]One love is doing his job, no question about that. He''s not a pushover, he gripped a player and had him up against the wall after the Leeds game, I dread to think what happened after yesterday. One of Jez''s keynotes to Alex and the player when he first came to the club was to make the atmosphere intimidating for teams coming to.carrow road. I can tell you Jez would love to see Norwich fans become more aggressive too, think football factory and ID(not green street though, rumour has it when he saw that film he become so angry at how unbelievable it was he threw a £320 Montblanc paperweight through a 55 inch LG oled).[/quote]What pure unadulterated tripe you do post.[/quote] You wouldn''t believe what goes on behind closed doors in a football environment. I work within the game and have seen things you wouldn''t expect.

One love is doing his job, no question about that. He''s not a pushover, he gripped a player and had him up against the wall after the Leeds game, I dread to think what happened after yesterday. One of Jez''s keynotes to Alex and the player when he first came to the club was to make the atmosphere intimidating for teams coming to.carrow road. I can tell you Jez would love to see Norwich fans become more aggressive too, think football factory and ID(not green street though, rumour has it when he saw that film he become so angry at how unbelievable it was he threw a £320 Montblanc paperweight through a 55 inch LG oled).

[quote user="Buh"]I just want someone who checks out[/quote] Rest assured, Jez will get someone who checks out. The guy isn''t some two bit mug, he''s a perfectionist, he lives and breathes the game.

I think we need someone with fresh ideas, youngish but not as young as Alex. Also someone with balls. I''d go with Nikolay Kostov, but obviously Jez has a myriad of contacts available to him - wouldn''t be surprised if he went back to basics with someone like Alan Curbishley, Joe Kinnear or Jerry Francis.

Ok well if we do make a change it should be someone with fresh ideas, like Nikolay Kostov. Jez knows what he''s doing, leave it up to him.

Leave it up to Jez

Known about this for sometime but was told not to say anything. Quintisential workhorse, will be a good signing. Very superstitious player - reason he wanted to sign for the club is becuase he had a good spell at Frosinone who are known as Canarini (The Canaries) in Italy.

And what''s your problem with Glenn exactly?

Chris checks out as one of the smoothest operators in the game today. I know he seemed very serious on the touch line but my source within the club informed me that when he''s backstage the guys a party animal and taught Bassong how to do that African dance celebration we''ve seen before.

[quote user="The young canary"] Let''s hope Moxey can see it and act[/quote] Don''t worry about that, Jez will be 5 steps ahead at all times. One love

Nikolay Kostov

I would stick with AN but Jez is a results man and won''t take any hot air. If AN were to be replaced I would break the mould with someone fresh, like Nikolay Kostov. I''ve done a bit of work with him previously when scouting and believe you me, the guy checks out as a high class operator. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nikolay_Kostov

I would stick with AN but Jez is a results man and won''t take any hot air. If AN were to be replaced I would break the mould with someone fresh, like Nikolay Kostov. I''ve done a bit of work with him previously when scouting and believe you me, the guy checks out as a high class operator. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nikolay_Kostov

[quote user="Norfolk Mustard "][quote user="True Grit"]Beleive you me. My source within the club said he witnessed first hand Jez''s fury backstage over the loss at the weekend. One player was gripped and pinned to wall for chatting back to ''one love'' after he had stormed into the dressing room after the game. A white board displaying tactics was also damaged. Trust me, heads will roll over this.[/quote] Is ''One Love'' a reference to Bob Marley? All a bit cryptic for me... In any case I''d rather we just get together & feel alright...[/quote] Jez ''one love'' Moxey. Not sure of the origins of why he''s known as one love tbh, bit that''s what his close associates refer to him as. Will do some digging to try and find out.

Beleive you me. My source within the club said he witnessed first hand Jez''s fury backstage over the loss at the weekend. One player was gripped and pinned to wall for chatting back to ''one love'' after he had stormed into the dressing room after the game. A white board displaying tactics was also damaged. Trust me, heads will roll over this.

If anyone should be brought back it''s surely gotta be ''iron'' Mike Walker.

[quote user="Buh"]Can he dance though?[/quote] You wont see him dance at the club''s xmas do, to be honest, he''s too professional. Get him offline, in a social setting and im sure he can can-can.

[quote user="Buh"]I''m not sure he checks out?[/quote] Rest assured, he checks out.

Anyone that was doubting Jez ''one love'' Moxey can surely now rest assured that this cat is legit..? One of the smoothest operators in the game.

Excellent player.

Joey is exactly the sort of player we need.