Budapest Canary

[quote user="HoltsRightFoot"]You and your son will need to be super members, then if you go onto the account you should be able to go on friends and family and add them. When you are buying the tickets obviously buy them two together and then when you are in the basket and about to go to the checkout, click the dropdown box and choose your sons supermembership name/account. Should then let you input your card details. Hope this helps, might as well give it a try for a reserve game to get the jist of it but obviously don''t buy the tickets ^^.[/quote] Thanks, again, that was useful, Now I that know what to do, I hope I''ll be fast enough to do it!

Or, alternatively, put this post out on a Man City messageboard, and (after they have taken the p out of you) they might point you in the right direction!

Thanks Holts! We''ll spend the festive season in Norfolk, and I''m working on a plan to take my son (U-11, and a fine central defender) to Carra aganst Fulham to study the finer points of our defensive play.

[quote user="Kidderminster Canary"]We have 8 family members , all supper members getting seats together is almost impossible, I managed to get 8 in 2 groups of 5 and 3 for the West Brom game, lucky that time by phone The old HAT Trick Plan where you pre chose 5 games worked OK[/quote] How many tickets can a Super Member buy?

Indeed, Barnett did have more time on the ball, and better options, but his clearance was not that short. Surman had plenty enough time to track back, and pick up his man, Mackie, but then, instead of going for a tackle or foul, he kept backing until Mackie reached firing distance. Btw, a clean sheet would have come handy against Stoke or West Brom, but in terms of league position goal difference ranks higher. In that respect we are not doing badly, and the fact that we haven''t lost to anyone, even big guns, by more than 2 goals, suggests that as a team maybe we are not that bad in that department.

Badge kissing is a piece of advice probably every agent gives to their clients. .Even I suggested this to my 10 year old son after he changed club. The only problem is that being a CB he hadly crosses the halfway line -- let alone scoring -- therefore he had no chance to try this silly antic.

Tamas Priskin? (Ip+++++) A strong, pacy lad, good positioning, and moves, fine touch, age 25, over 40 caps to his name, EPL expeience. Probably reasonably priced as Jewell does not rate him, and hungry to preserve his place in the Hungary national team.. IMHO better option than Martin, Wilbraham or Jackson -- can see him linking well with Morison. I saw him playing against Sweden, when he was subbed in around the 80th at 1-1. Caused all sort of problems to the Swedes before setting up a late winner.

2:2 Arsenal will be 2-0 up at half time, but then Pilkington will pull one back in the 65th, later in the game an Arrsnl man will get sent off and we''ll get a controversial penalty deep into stoppage time that Holt will drill into the top right corner, leaving Wenger to blame poor refereeing in the PMI.

I think a lot depends on who gets those name rights: Northern Rock Stadium would sound significantly better than Pampers Arena.

But no glory hunting, big time charlies please!

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I see what you mean Spartacus. Today I watched QPR against Man City, and while I really enjoyed QPR''s first half display and found myself instinctively rooting for them -- until I realized that from a Canary point of view a ManCity win would be more useful. But then... The fact that we some interest in almost all PL games, as all teams are our rivals, is a priceless experience!

[quote user="City1st"]all the forwards we have Ruddy as a rush goal keeper and ''chaaaaaa-aaaarge ! ! ![/quote] LOL!

I just wonder how many points they "budgeted for" against us? Probably 6 or 4! In any case, I don''t think it is going to be an easy game, given their desperation for points, on the other hand, their midweek cup fixture against Newcastle may work in our favour.

I''m glad that OP brought up this subject. I really enjoyed the Cody threads, and I was beginning to miss them.

Saw it. I''m not a big Chelski fan, but I almost felt sorry for them, especially that QPR was incapable of creating any chances even against nine men.

Debreceni VSC (btw. NN, the V in the name stands for Railroad) Slovan Bratislava Rapid Vienna three easily accessible away fixtures!

[quote user="Shack Attack"][quote user="pete_norw"] if He was named Ronaldo he would not have been booked IMO, the fact that he''s an England player as well I think he will get the three match ban, [/quote] Sorry but, unless I am missing something from your post, this is bullsh*t. Rooney kicked out at an opponent when the ball was long gone and got a red card. There is no question that it was anything other than a red card.. If he had done the same thing in the Premier League (which is run by the ENGLISH rather than those nasty foreigners) he would have got a three game ban. I think he''ll get a two match ban but we can''t really complain if it is extended to three. Regardless of whether it is two or three he wil go to Euro 2012 as he is still our best player. There are plenty of other players who will be available for all of the games that I would discard before Rooney. [/quote] You must not forget that a 3 match ban in a Premiership season of 38 games wighs entirely differently from a similar ban in a (partly) knockout tournament of 3-6 games. In PL terms this would mean something like a 10-20 match ban, (depending whether you weigh it against the final with or without the qualification rounds.) which is fairly uncommon.

[quote user="Lambert is god"]Maybe after getting in all these really hungry players, the manager''s gone the same way, or else he''s being hanging out with Holty. Not quite Andy Reid level yet, though. [/quote] LOL You''ve beaten me to pointing at the "hungry manager syndrome." I think we love him, thick or thin!

[quote user="cityangel"][quote user="諾維奇城"]Scum fans seem to think he was taking a look at Keith Andrews, who is only on a short term loan at Ipswich.[/quote] I doubt it , they have him for 6 months, plus we have our 2 loan players so cant take anymore anyway can we? [/quote] Maybe after our improved defensive performance at Bolton, and upon seeing that we don''t need to rely on a loan player to give away cheap penalties, he may see a vacancy...

[quote user="Yellow Rages"][quote user="Budapest Canary"]Out in person at the Ipswich v Coventry game, as seen on Sky... Is he watching Cody? Any ideas anyone?[/quote] Why would he be watching Cody? Do you think he want''s to buy him back? [/quote] Erm...Probably not. (Although at some level he may have been interested, and I have seen weirder things in football..) Maybe he was looking at some Coventry players, suitable for a compensation deal.... Btw. Cody got mixed valuation from Sky commentators, praised for his positioning and breaking away from defenders and criticised for his finishing....

Out in person at the Ipswich v Coventry game, as seen on Sky... Is he watching Cody? Any ideas anyone?

The fact that Lambert made crucial changes in the biggest "whinge-areas" (i.e. CB and up front) suggest that many whingers may have had a point after all. It''s whinging for - not against - City. OTBC

I rewatched the WBA game today (thanks to the local sports channel) and spotted several poor clearances by de Laet. None of these cost us, as WBA failed to exploit these errors, but they all went into danger zones -- p.e. from the baseline into the box -- to no-one in particular. Now that is not good enough at any level.

Thanks for the reply, Purple! As against West Brom we must go for the 3 points, the Hahnemann-option (if available) seems to be tempting -- although from the club''s point a reliable and confident Declan would be ideal. A gamble any way..