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Goalkeepers
still holding out for new heroes replied to andyc24_uk's topic in Main Discussion - Norwich City
So we drop Ruddy, and Rudd comes in and chucks one in during his next match, then what? Steer or another keeper on loan? If we were losing games then you need to look at changing lineups etc but we are 3rd, 3rd for chrissake yet still were looking for scapegoats...Ruddy not good enough and ''the jury''s still out on Ward'', C Martin lazy, Holt not fit, R Martin not good enough Jesus wept, it''s amazing were not bottom with these bunch of cloggers -
we were poor last night
still holding out for new heroes replied to wrathsajoke's topic in Main Discussion - Norwich City
In Selwyn''s defense he is not a scummer, he is simply a village idiot -
we were poor last night
still holding out for new heroes replied to wrathsajoke's topic in Main Discussion - Norwich City
f*** o** Selwyn, go ''attend'' to your pigs -
Forget Forster lets buy....
still holding out for new heroes replied to Hog's topic in Main Discussion - Norwich City
Shudder at the idea of canary callers pronouncing the word Khune -
[quote user="Lord Flashheart"][quote user="Jim Kent"]The other interesting factor is it seems he is coming here to be first choice and not merely backup to Drury. He talks about not getting a run of games at Rangers so I can''t imagine he has come here to sit on the bench.[/quote] Perhaps not but I think Mr Lambert will pick the best player for that position on the day. Two quality left-backs competing for a place - it''s about time! [Y] [/quote] Lets hope we see a decent right back to match
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Bellamy
still holding out for new heroes replied to AshManning87's topic in Main Discussion - Norwich City
He''ll go to where all over the hill players on big salaries end up, Celtic -
Booing at football is about ignorance and general lack of respect in society it has nothing to do with historical grievance...if it did our anthem would be booed wherever we go. Atrocities carried out by the English / British are comparable with any of those mentioned on here (google the 1943 Bengal famine for an example of what we are capable of as a race even in recent history)
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Poor old Colchester!!!
still holding out for new heroes replied to Carra_Rud's topic in Main Discussion - Norwich City
[quote user="evertoniancolufan"]Note to Norwich, this is how you appoint a manager, Aidy is now speaking to them AFTER compensation has been agreed. We''ll get compensation for Lambert''s replacement before Lambert himself FFS! [/quote] Note to Col Who. You''re such a tin pot little outfit that even a mediocre hoofer of a manager can''t wait to get out of Dodge. Who will you go for next, has the physio got his badges? -
Lee Clark
still holding out for new heroes replied to Greg Downs Hairpiece's topic in Main Discussion - Norwich City
Tactically outclassed over the two legs I thought. -
Robert Koren anyone?
still holding out for new heroes replied to Brentwood Yellow's topic in Main Discussion - Norwich City
[quote user="Salahuddin"] [quote user="First Wizard"]No ruddy foreingers pleas3e.[/quote] A fair point Wiz, our history with foreign players has not been great, Hamilton signed a load and nobody could forget Big Dave And Goran Maric in a hurry! However I really believe that the fault lies with the manager and scouting team really because clearly a lot of foreign players provide a cheaper (and often better) alternative to homegrown players. I am not saying we should do an Arsenal but I am sure with Lambert at the helm, any foreign players we do get will be the "right ones" as opposed to the Strihavka''s of this world..... [/quote] The difference is Koren is proven in this country at this level, he always looks a class act when I''ve seen him -
What is the best goal ever scored?
still holding out for new heroes replied to JF's topic in Main Discussion - Norwich City
This is my fave... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5j1Z-0ZMM5Q -
Huddersfield
still holding out for new heroes replied to Go Wash Your Mouth Out Son's topic in Main Discussion - Norwich City
[quote user="scrimmage"]I wouldn''t say it''s highly unlikely after the results of today. Millwall and Swindon have to draw and Leeds and Charlton lose. Not too outrageous. [/quote] Given those results Huddersfiled would still need to win by 4 goals to equal Millwall''s GD -
Roeder on Sky Sports
still holding out for new heroes replied to Common Sense's topic in Main Discussion - Norwich City
[quote user="Bird Table"]Worst. Manager. Ever. [/quote] Hamilton will always be my most disliked -
Roeder on Sky Sports
still holding out for new heroes replied to Common Sense's topic in Main Discussion - Norwich City
[quote user="SimonOTBC"] [quote user="Klobo7"]At least Grant had the balls to put his hands up and admit he wasnt the man for the job, unlike Roeder and Gunn who just kept digging until we got to where we are today. Grant was more of a supporting role in this horror show.[/quote] I think Grant was the turning point from having good championship players to having average/poor championship players. He comes out of the whole thing with a better reputation the Roeder primarily I think, because Roeder was such a PR disaster and a horrible man to boot. [/quote] It was Worthy who started the mediocre Championship players route Hughes, Jarrett et al -
lets hope not
still holding out for new heroes replied to linco88's topic in Main Discussion - Norwich City
they appear to be confident that the sale of Roots hall to Sainsbury''s will provide the necessary funds, unlikely to be wound up before the end of the season. -
Stephen Elliott....
still holding out for new heroes replied to Posh Yella's topic in Main Discussion - Norwich City
we are looking thin upfront with Cureton gone, Cody out injured and Martin''s form in a slight blip, bringing some cover in is a good move