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Im confident me and "Yella7" can take you guys.

Sorry sweetheart

Like we care which one''s you are attending. If everybody on this messageboard wrote which games they were attending, it would be extremely boring and cluttered up.

ye he lives in Deadham or Dedham however it''s spelt. Which is technically in Essex, but 10 minutes drive away from Portman Road.

Judas scum.

Their fans are wonderful? Oh dear. They are lucky if they fill just half of their stadium for a league match. Yet when Manchester united roll in, they seem to sell it all out. Hmmm wonderful.

Drury is crap, Doherty has been one of the only brightspots of the season, Otsemobor at times defends like a retards, i.e when he gave it away yesterday, luckily his paced recovered the situation, Grounds did ok, caught out of position against Southampton and for Doncaster''s goal the other week. Also Russell has messed up a few times, like at Blackpool for the second, and at Wolves for the 3rd i think. With poor clearences. Doherty and Shackell have done very well so far. Omuzusi was sometimes brilliant, sometimes a headless chicken, gave away so many penalties, and Bertrand has done alright, not as good as last year. Think that''s all?

Or even better http://www.flurl.com/video/35684881_for_the_sake_of_the_wrath.htm

Wake up sunshine! There''s a thread just down the board.

A fit Darren Huckerby and Dean Ashton back please?

His name''s Steve

£20 a month for unlimited text isn''t that bad either

Good shout. But can''t see it happening.

Love it Tomasz Blazak, especially the "Dany" bit LOL

Shackell was caught out on the edge of the area, the guy shot, which was hard, but straight at Marshall, it kind of hit his chest, and fell to Thompson who slotted it away from 6 or so yards.

He hasn''t obviously been taught the word JUMP!

Well Clingan was certainly alot more involved than fotheringham today, unlike Fotheringham he also didn''t give possession away practically every time he got it! Though i''ll agree it wasn''t Clingans best game for us.

Marshall - 5 - Takes for ages to release it, when time is precious, should have done better for the first shot that lad to their goal Otsemobor  5 - 1 good run, doesn''t do it enough, okayish defensively, continously played it back to the keeper. Shackell  7 - Not much wrong, perhaps out of position for goal, won pretty much everything, nearly scored. Doherty  7 - Same as Shackell didn''t do anything wrong really, Won a few good headers, when went up field too. Grounds  6 - Solid aswell, got forward well a few times in the second half. Croft 6 - not as good as usual, looked tired, and final ball was weak most of the time, gave 100% though Clingan 6.5/7 - Did well defensively, don''t know what else to put, solid performance Fotheringham 4 - Did hardly anything today, when he did have it, gave the ball away, with passes that were simple. never plays the ball infront of the player, always behind him Hoolahan - 8 MOTM Everything that Norwich did well today (not that much tbh though) came from him, covered back quite well too, shouldn;t have been brought off, although possibly injured, was hacked several times. Cort 6 - Goodish performance, few good flick ons, held the ball well at time, brought others into play, should have scored when agme was 1-0. Cureton 6 - Good finish, but apart from that did very little Cant be bothered to do subs, but thought Killen was completly useless, wins absolutly nothing in the air and looked lazy Cort 6 - Held the line well, won a few headers, brought others into the game with layoffs.

Poor effort from Virgin media, i was hoping to see both of Curetons misses, that both 5 live, and radio norfolk, said were absolute sitters, surely they should be included.

Cureton should have won it for us against Southampton, Probably should have scored against Doncaster (better touch required) and definatly should have scored at least 1 today, 5 live saying he missed two absolute sitters. He has cost us atleast 4 points in the last 3 games. What a useless twat, i hope he never plays again.

Cureton should be booed on saturday. I would put my house on Lupoli scoring at least one of those.

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=OoHz_j7E0Nc Well after watching his first goal, he looks better than Cureton [:D]

[quote user="Mark Rivers..."]Apologies for it not putting the video I am not sure how to on this board - [url=http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=OoHz_j7E0N]Canvey Island V Dartford - Cody McDonald Hatrick[/url][/quote] URL doesn''t work, jsut copy and paste it mate

[quote user="chicken"][quote user="CT "] Teams like chelsea and milwall (there are firms for other teams I''m sure) have football firms that go around causing trouble and fighting with opposition firms. Do Norwich have one? Or are we just too nice?[:P] [/quote] I think you have got this all wrong?!! For a start those clubs do not "have" firms. There are simply thugs that like nothing better than a brawl who see football as an oppertunity to do it. I think every club used to have such people hang around them some do not seem to have shaken off their reputions whilst others maintain them through acts of sheer sillyness. Top five: - Millwal - Cardiff - Leeds - Hull - Chelsea However I would like to highlight that these have declined in recent years. I did happen to chance upon a ton of Police ejecting the contents of a pub in north London a couple of years ago, the majority of who were skin head Chelsea thugs. What made it really bizarre was that there were so many of them in such a small pub on a busy main road in north London when the match was being played at Stamford Bridge??!! Not that it makes sense. And as for not talking about it - surely that is what they want? Secrecy and anonimity? Does anybody else remember the Millwall game a couple of years ago, I think against Leeds, when the "thugs" turned on each other and started fighting in the residential streets around the ground. They ended up causing the death of several police horses and serious injury to police officers. They destroyed brick walls to get bricks to use as missiles . . . . Wiki: " A former Chairman of the club, Reg Burr, once commented; "Millwall are a convenient coat peg for football to hang its social ills on."[7] Having said this, hooligans attaching themselves to Millwall were involved in a riot away from the ground, after a play off game against Birmingham City in May 2002, which was described by the BBC as one of the worst cases of civil disorder seen in Great Britain in the recent past. A Scotland Yard spokeswoman said that 47 policemen and 24 police horses were injured, and the Metropolitan Police considered suing Millwall after the events." BBC: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/2038676.stm There was also that undercover programme on TV a few seasons ago about the head of the thugs at Cardiff who was a shareholder and on some occaisions incuraged by their chairman at the time - Sam Hamaam. [/quote] Hull? that''s a joke surely? Bunch of pussies wearing colours, who will swear and shout stuff at you, only if there''s a police barrier seperating them from the other fans. If not, they would do fuck.

Norwich Hit squad, blaaaad. Norwich YOUTHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH, aswell.