Davness

I''d like Man City at home, however I predict Cardiff, Burnley or Watford away, its bound to be something boring and away, just our luck!

It''ll be someone really tenuous and boring like Gillingham away or something, as is always the way.

Sorry about this but...in-your-endo...Couldn''t resist, haha

I''ve always maintained Gary Doherty is solid when he has someone reliable at the side of him. It''s an old cliche that people only play as well as their opposition, but Doherty only ever plays as well as the person next to him is. If you recalled when we had Tiny playing along side him he looked solid. Last season when Shackell first came in, he looked solid. When he was along side Kennedy, he looked solid. However as soon as the person along side him makes mistakes he gets nervous and makes mistakes as well. Against Colchester I thought Nelson was truly shocking, and as a consequence, so was the Doc. However by the sounds of it Askou had a good game, therefore the Doc was more assured, and also played well. This was also proved against Palace pre-season. And the result? Clean sheets both times.

That''ll do me.

[quote user="7rew"][quote user="Wes Hoolahanraha-hanrahan"]I wish people would stop jumping on this pathetic little bandwagon. It is reminding me worringly of the whole Russell Brand/Andrew Sachs debacle. I wonder how many people actually heard that show in comparison to how many complained...I bet it wasn''t even half the amount! Its embarrassing really, people make mistakes, it''s not like he set fire to the stadium with 20,000 people in there then went on to enslave the entire population of Norwich, and as a consequence beckoned the apocalypse...It really is a non-issue![/quote] He couldn''t. Delia cornered that market ages ago and is very teritorial. [/quote] Hehe, brilliant!

Quite simply this thing has been blown absurdly out of proportion.

I was in a pub in Norwich the other day, heard a young lad on the phone to his dad. He said "It was terrible dad, if Colchester had scored one more I''d have to have counted on my other hand!"

I wish people would stop jumping on this pathetic little bandwagon. It is reminding me worringly of the whole Russell Brand/Andrew Sachs debacle. I wonder how many people actually heard that show in comparison to how many complained...I bet it wasn''t even half the amount! Its embarrassing really, people make mistakes, it''s not like he set fire to the stadium with 20,000 people in there then went on to enslave the entire population of Norwich, and as a consequence beckoned the apocalypse...It really is a non-issue!

Oh and furthermore if you''re going to name yourself after a male character don''t be surprised when people mistake you for a male...if I called myself  "Miss Moneypenny" or something, would you not think I was female..?

[quote user=" Baldrick"][quote user="Wes Hoolahanraha-hanrahan"][quote user=" Baldrick"] [quote user="Mustachio Furioso"]FFS... SOURCE?????[/quote] It is true. I complained to the club via the C/E and have received a response. [/quote] Therefore sir, you are about as tactful as the character you name yourself after. People seem to stupidly forget that footballers are (with the possibly exception of Carlos Tevez) human. If you receive abuse a knee jerk reaction like Wes'' alleged gesture is not uncommon. When roles are reversed two people are paraded as heroes for making gestures towards club personel, when one player flicks a harmless finger in anger they are deemed a disgrace...Its blatent double standards. Obviously like the other 11 men in yellow shirts Wes had a bad day at the office, which would frustrate anyone, and he, by far the best player in our squad, does not need snotty nosed teenage hoodlums giving him stick. He is not a disgrace to the club, if anyone is it''s those who are effectively driving out the one player most likely to be able to get us out of this god-forsaken league. Your foolish complaint is likely to unsettle the poor guy, as would the abuse he received, and drive him out of Carrow Road. Wes'' departure would effectively be removing two wheels from the proverbial bicycle that is our season. So congratulations sir, I hope you can sleep tonight knowing you have contributed to turning this miniscule mole hill (a mole hill so small it could only have been made by a baby/disabled mole) into Everest. So thank you, I hope you sleep well tonight. [/quote] What an assumption?. [/quote] Wow, I''m absolutely astonished you have managed to successfully deconstruct every aspect of my argument with perfect accuracy. I am absolutely speechless. Hang on...Clearly you have just seen that and dismissed my entire point of view in favour of one three letter word...and anyway I''m not bound by gender specifics, eg I call gentlemen sweetheart and suchlike. Congratulations, you have proved yourself a worthy intellectual adversary....

[quote user=" Baldrick"] [quote user="Mustachio Furioso"]FFS... SOURCE?????[/quote] It is true. I complained to the club via the C/E and have received a response. [/quote] Therefore sir, you are about as tactful as the character you name yourself after. People seem to stupidly forget that footballers are (with the possibly exception of Carlos Tevez) human. If you receive abuse a knee jerk reaction like Wes'' alleged gesture is not uncommon. When roles are reversed two people are paraded as heroes for making gestures towards club personel, when one player flicks a harmless finger in anger they are deemed a disgrace...Its blatent double standards. Obviously like the other 11 men in yellow shirts Wes had a bad day at the office, which would frustrate anyone, and he, by far the best player in our squad, does not need snotty nosed teenage hoodlums giving him stick. He is not a disgrace to the club, if anyone is it''s those who are effectively driving out the one player most likely to be able to get us out of this god-forsaken league. Your foolish complaint is likely to unsettle the poor guy, as would the abuse he received, and drive him out of Carrow Road. Wes'' departure would effectively be removing two wheels from the proverbial bicycle that is our season. So congratulations sir, I hope you can sleep tonight knowing you have contributed to turning this miniscule mole hill (a mole hill so small it could only have been made by a baby/disabled mole) into Everest. So thank you, I hope you sleep well tonight.

[quote user="canary cherub "]Given that they only got a caution, and given the strength of feeling in their favour, the club would be very silly to go down that road. The real question is: will they ban themselves? After throwing away their tickets they''ll be in for some ribbing if they turn up at the Wycombe game. [/quote] Think somehow they might find it a bit difficult getting in without their season tickets..

Gary Doherty

[quote user="Romantic"][quote user="Lambo"]Fair play to the Colchester fans for their chants to those that stayed of "loyal supporters"[/quote] I thought they were chanting sarcastically at those who were flooding the exits weren''t they? [/quote] Yes it definitely was that, its called irony. Anyone who thinks they were singing kudos to the fans that stayed is fairly deluded, that''s not how football supporters operate, especially not those of a local rival whilst they are humiliating us.

He has a brother called Theo Theoklitos..?

It did make me laugh when Cody heard the announcer say "the scorer number 27 Cody McDonald" then applauded himself and raised his arms in the air mid play. Top Lad!

2) A years supply dog food, which I would consume in one go- still leaving a less bitter taste than yesterday afternoon''s ''incident''

What on earth is Wes doing? His face is priceless!

Southampton in the 1993/94 season, we lost 5-4, Le Tissier got a hat-trick. I was blooming devastated afterwards!

They cocked mine up, I said I wanted to claim £20 of the £30 and therefore the club would get £20 (the £10 from my rebate and the £10 Foulger matched it with) and I''d get £20. My cheque came through today and it was for £10...God damn them! Haha

[quote user="Big Bob"]Norwich of course, unless i could have Norwich finishing 2nd and England World cup champions [:D] [/quote]   Haha great minds!

England winning the world cup, we can still go up in second or through the playoffs!

Paul McVeigh. WLY stands for "We Love You'' as per the lyrics of his song.

Michael Theokilitis- Melbourne Victory, free transfer Ben Alnwick- Tottenham Hotspur, loan Michael Nelson- Hartlepool United, free transfer Rhoy Wiggins- Crystal Palace, undisclosed Jens-Berthell Askou, Kasimpasa, free transfer Stephen Hughes- Motherwell, free transfer Owain Tudor-Jones- Swansea, undisclosed Matthew Gill- Exeter City, free transfer Paul McVeigh- Luton Town, free transfer Simon Whaley- Preston North End, undisclosed Grant Holt- Shrewsbury Town, undisclosed- believed to be around £450k Goran Maric- Celta Vigo, free transfer