Big Slob

Sorry about my pick, thought Leicester would definitely win that one, although i suppose from a Norwich point of view i''m glad they didn''t. I seem to be doing awful this season :(

Would take King in an instance, just the sort of striker we need, powerful, pacey and a great finisher. Yes he''s done some awful things in the past, but i think if King came here and scored in most games and got us promoted, all those no''s would say that they were wrong.

Smudger, and because we were in league 1, and Preston were in the championship last season, i wonder if most people will be happy with a point again, like last night?

leicester to beat coventry please. Good luck everybody

Good post, agree. Tonight after we scored there wasn''t much urgency to go and get a second. The urgency only really came after they equalised. I''m not talking about commiting every man forward, but after going ahead we should have kept our foot firmly on the gas until we got a second, if we had i could have seen us putting a fair few past them

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He never said he was over the hill or past it, but i have to agree i think he has been poor lately. He''s never been great going forward, but always been very reliable defensively, tonight and against leeds every team they attacked down their right they got past him.

At Colney today.

Barcelona to win. good luck

That''s rubbish NCFC4LIFE do you really think a 20 year old would prefer Norwich to London?

[quote user="Woman in the Stands WITS"]It killed our impetus. Had we conceded a goal from the break that Reading then took, it would have been the fault of the idiot in E block who threw whatever it was they threw at Harte.Tw@t of the highest order.[/quote] Please tell me you''re not being serious?

Surman i think

View''s good, atmosphere poor. Though the times i went i got free drinks before the match, at half time and after the match, with a meal at half time aswell

Should be an awesome atmosphere

Mason i love the home and away pinstripe shirts you''ve created, i would actually be tempted to buy the shirt if it was like that, and i havn''t had a Ncfc shirt for about 8 years.

Liverpool to beat Wigan for me please. Good luck everybody

as the title says, lift has let me down, personal message me :)

Love that striped adidas one

lovely kit.

1. Do the Football Association exercise satisfactory governance over the finances of football clubs? No, there''s too many clubs that owe ridiculous amounts of money, such as Man Utd owing something just short of £800m. The consequences of debt in football are also felt further afield, such as when Ipswich went into administration, they paid about 15p in the pound back to their debtors, meaning lot''s of local businesses that had helped them out in the past, went bust. i think the FA should introduce a limit on the amount of debt a club owes, and maybe also introduce a wage cap. 2. Should football authorities have greater power in controlling clubs finance? Yes, like i said above there should be a limit on debt, such as you can only spend what revenue you make or something similar. 3. If clubs continue to operate with vast debts what are the likely future implications? The people that they owe money to, could go bust due to cash flow problems, leading to unemployment. Alot more teams go into administration or worse such as going bust. If teams go bust then it messes up the whole league system. 4. How does poor financial management of club finances effect the supporters of clubs? Well it depends on the individual club and what league they are in. Man Utd owe 800m yet are top of the premier league, and challenging for the champions league and Fa cup, so i guess their supporters are pretty happy at the way the club is performing on the field. however there has been alot of protests from the supporters about the ownership of the club, and the coming together of the green and gold scarf. Finances have had more of an effect on clubs such as Leeds and Sheffield Wednesday. Both big clubs, who not long ago were decent premiership sides. Leeds went from being one of the best sides in England to being harboured in the third tier of English football in only a couple of years, pretty much the main contributing factor was finance and ownership. 5. Is the Fit and Proper Persons Test adequate? or scrutinise potential owners sufficiently to examine their financial capability to finance a takeover and football club? No, look at clubs like Portsmouth. They''ve had so many owners over the past few years, and some of the them have barely had any money. The Fa really should look at this, and change the criteria accordingly.

The Admiral one or adidas original one would be cool

if you want a good stable stream then go for bet365. It''s very easy to change your ip to one from another country. Just type into youtube, foxy proxy ip change and there''s hundreds of tutorials about it, and it only takes a couple of minutes. I''ve already set mine up, got a cheeky albanian ip.

I''m stuck on the question, you couldn''t give me a clue could you?

i dont think anyone has said it yet, so i''ll go for Tottenham v bolton - home win. Good luck!!

Torres to Chelsea, with Suarez, Ashley Young and Charlie Adam in for Liverpool is a better deal for Liverpool, why have a awesome striker, if the rest of the team are crap