Big Vince

Napper is yet to prove he is any good at recruiting both players and coaches.

Much of the stadium (plus acquired land) and Colney was done by Mr Chase because he was a builder by trade. Everyone else since has had no particular aptitude for bricks and mortar despite the obvious need to increase capacity to at least 35,000.

I am generally opposed to the application of gender equality in men's football.

Anyone appointed with the Stowmarket Socialists' stamp of approval deserves a good beating.

Including Mr Norfolk?

Perhaps you could enlighten me as to how this move makes our self knackering model more competitive?

Well there you go! I have been saying just this all along. Now you have it from the horse's mouth too. Clearly, when added to no ground expansion, the club has given up on being in the EPL and will focus exclusively on being a player trading business going forward. Can't see how Throwup being here advances his career in football if we are not going anywhere. The board continue to be weak at the knees when it comes to doing anything about the ground. I thought the boy Ressler was supposed to be a property guru who was going to help get the ground sorted. Clearly Delia and Wynnie are still holding the club back massively with Mr Norfolk in steplock with them too.

Mr Chase would never have allowed Fortuna to make a trading profit, at our expense, out of a player they never owned whilst he played for them. Whoever negotiated the buy-out option at our end was a damn fool.

Just another pawn to be traded by Delia when the time is right. Underwhelmed.

How anyone can claim the club is well run just beggars belief. The vast majority of the past 28 years has been spent outside the top flight whereas most of the 24 years until 1996 was inside the top flight. Unless you are in the top division, you have no chance of doing a Leicester by winning the league, getting into Europe and winning the FA Cup. Norwich City and their numpty supporters have given up on contending for major honours and instead measure success by how profitable their player trading model is.

Delia will sell. Fans had better get braced for Nunez, Sara, Sargent and Rowe all being sold. Perfect example of the self knackering model in action. Same old Norwich. Having Mr Norfolk onboard has not changed a thing.

Since Delia was born in 1941, England have only ever been good at football once.

The fact he is emphasising losing rather than winning rather sets the wrong tone, I would have thought.

In his very first press conference he states: "We will lose games".

Delia has sold many more players than Chase. Brought in many more duds too, such as Zema Abbey, whose first touch bounced ten yards off him. Had a squad almost exclusively of loan players in 2008/9 before teetering on the edge of administration later that year.