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CDMullins

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  1. Ive always likened him to Kevin Davies and when my mates call him a pub player and ask what we''ll do next year in Prem, I tell them he''s no worse than Kevin Davies. Grant is not technically great, but he doesnt need to be, his hustle and bustle causes all sorts of problems and he has a knack of been in the right place at the right time. Which is why he gets goals. Alot of people doubted he could make the step from Lg1 to Championship, hes proved he can, not just by been the leagues 2nd top scorer but been nominated for the player of the season.
  2. [quote user="CDMullins"]Good line-up, though I''d have Lansbury in for Fox[/quote] What''s Fox done to warrant being dropped? He has been absolutely crucial in terms of our midfield balance over the last few games. Nothing, the same as Lansbury as done nothing to warrant been dropped. I just felt against Scunny at home we could have got away with the more attacking line. Still super result. Need to avoid defeat on Saturday now.
  3. Good line-up, though I''d have Lansbury in for Fox
  4. Yeah your right Largy, thats why football clubs dont spend ££££''s on PR per year. Oh wait a minute, they do! Now im not saying, there are personal issues but if there is more than just an injury then NCFC will be doing everything to keep it from away from the media.
  5. Largey"]If he was out for personal reasons, it would be announced that he was ''out for personal reasons'', to stop these stupid rumours. I didn''t know we had a multitude of doctors and physios on this board! No they wouldnt! If it really is ''personal issues'' it is beneficial for the club and CM to keep this out of the media and public.
  6. [quote user="I am a Banana"]Since Norwich have been in and around the top six places in the Championship, the debate has been whether they are really good enough for the Premier League, are they ready for the Premiership and would they survive, if they were to go up? Well time will tell in the answers to these key questions, but at this stage of the season there is quite simply no place for fear or insecurity, the team has earned the chance to compete for a place in arguably the best league in the world. There is no doubt that the team would need to be strengthened, but just like this season there will be players who will step up to the challenge. What is not in question is the strong team spirit, excellent manager and ambitious board. Although, Norwich may have progressed quicker than many people expected, Premier League football is a key objective; Norwich already has a stadium that can hold 27,000 fans in addition to impressive youth and training facilities. The Championship this season has been tight and there has been no stand out teams, this represents a fantastic opportunity for Norwich to grab a place in the top two. Big teams like West Ham, Wolves and Wigan could be relegated from the Premier League and make the Championship very difficult next season. Not to mention big spenders like Hull and Leicester looking to break into the top six. Some people forget that Norwich are no strangers to the Premier League and were in fact one of the founder members. Those early days of the Premier League included some inspired performances from the Canaries. The real highlights being an impressive third place finish and a run to Europe that included a now famous victory against Bayern Munich. Since, then Norwich have enjoyed one further spell in the top flight in the 2004/5 season, and although the team were relegated that season, they would have learned a lot about the Premiership. These experiences should ensure that Norwich City are prepared for the challenges of the Premier League. Changes will need to be made, but I’m sure that promotion to the Premier League is crucial for the club to progress. Time will tell if Norwich can maintain their place, but even if they can’t the financial rewards on offer will still be massive and it’s a chance they simply can’t afford to pass up, because who knows when they will get another opportunity. there is the article for anyone who can''t be bothered to copy and paste the link! [/quote] I actually thought you had posted some sense, but then i read the last line!
  7. That doesnt really say to me that he want to stay there at all! In his head, as in every professional sports person head, they think and believe they can play at a higher level. Its one of them questions that he as to give a good answer to, he cant say ''Well to be fair Gillingham are shit and I didnt really want to come here but PL said I had to, I cant wait to go play in the Premier league'' There is a fair chance that if we get promoted he would be surplus to requirments, and we may sell him to Gilingham and he has obviously done well for them, played alot of football, scored lots of goals and settled in. But if you ask him if he like the chance to have a crack at the top league, you could bet your bottom dollar he''d say YES! The answer to this question is Cody not burning his bridges and keeping his options open! Personally, Id stick with him and give him a chance. You dont have to be the most technically gifted player in the world to be in the right place at the right time. I wouldnt rule him out and see no reason why he cant do a job, much like DJ Campbell as at Blackpool
  8. Unlike you, you are obviously in such a rush you didnt get chance to spot the other numerous threads regarding Dani Pacheco
  9. [quote user="Bite The Dog"]Of course if they get us up then it''s worth it but I meant in regards to the future. Having 2 players in our ranks of undoubted quality on permanent deals would be great for the club. Once again giving pitch time to 2 players that are only here to get noticed by their parent club (or to put themselves in the shop window) is no good for the future of NCFC, take Bentley as an example.[/quote] Of course if they get us up then it''s worth it, Should have ended your post there!
  10. Mckeehan, centre mid. The footballs not great!
  11. I see no reson to swap Ruddy for Forster. Ruddys doing it at Championship Level, Forster did it at League One Level and know doing a job in Scotland, but we all know how poor Scotland is!
  12. We also played it at full time after the Bristol City game, Very tinpot.
  13. " He''s probably only tried a few option, he''s not that desperate, or there would currently be a striker on loan, how quickly did we get a CB in? " In all fairness theres so much difference between bringing in a decent centre half (that is not likly to play) and bringing in a real quality striker. Its non comparable
  14. [quote user="jackforever"]TBH thats what most sides think, but Dyer and dobbie have caused sides as many problems as sinclair this season. Sinclair can drift in and out but those two are always on the ball. The new lad Fabio looks the part and the amazing thing is all the squad at present are fit. However we can be either brilliant and breathtaking or very average, we dont draw many but have lost too many. We are on our day a very good side but we very rarely win playing badly. It should be a cracker hopefully we can get a result at Preston and be on top form for your visit as we will have to be. Just wonder how important our missed pen at carrow road will be when the score was 0-0![/quote] We dont draw many but have lost too many? Weve drawn nearly double the amount of games weve lost. Borini looks the part? Based on what? Watching the Football League show and tapping 2 in from 6 yards?
  15. I cant understand why Martin is been made out to be our saviour for our remaining games. He did nothing to show this in the previous games he played this season.
  16. the abusive emails, did your forward them to the ''Ex NCFC Pro'' that fed you the duff info? Can you now name him?
  17. [quote user="Sideshow Tim"]Lol. I''m aware of that City 1st. I respect your views but sometimes you do go overboard! I took a lot of stick for the Lambert saga. I received abusive emails calling me all the names under the sun. 1 of which my 10 year old daughter read. I think, given the source of the information that evening, most posters on here would have done the same.[/quote] Did you forward them to the ''Ex NCFC Pro''?
  18. City wouldnt pay £5Million. Maynard is certainally valued at more than CMS.
  19. Id prefer Holt to Kitson and Id rather have Nugent. Not the type of striker we need in my opinion. So hopefully your mates on a wind up!
  20. Barnett, closely followed by Whitbread. Though I do like Ward aswell.
  21. Nt worried about Leicester in the slightest.
  22. Millenium was massive to be the underdogs and unfancied, then take the lead. All do go down on Pens. In recent times - Away at Huddersfield, our following was amazing, went 1 down and played them off the park. I love watching the videos of that game on Youtube. Still makes the hairs on the back of my arms stand up. Was the day we started believing we would win the League.
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