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Norwich City a true football club
Charlie Farlie replied to On the way to Yeovil's topic in Main Discussion - Norwich City
OTWTY Deeply sadden to hear your news, keep strong and positive and in 2 years we can all celebrate not only City’s return to the Premiership but also you beating this wretched illness , keep your chin up and never feel BLUE !!!! Best wishes to you and your family, NCFC, such gestures make me proud to be a Yellow! OTBC -
you will like this........
Charlie Farlie replied to S.Yorks Canary's topic in Main Discussion - Norwich City
One of the funniest things i have read for a while S.York , thanks for digging it out and sharing the link, QUALITY -
colchesters going to be embarassing
Charlie Farlie replied to 0's topic in Main Discussion - Norwich City
Cheers Beauseant , cant say i am looking forward to the clappers but the flags should look good ! -
colchesters going to be embarassing
Charlie Farlie replied to 0's topic in Main Discussion - Norwich City
Coro, where did you see that there would be flags and clappers provided for the Colchester game ? -
Huckerby back at City? Don't rule it out....
Charlie Farlie replied to Pete Raven's topic in Main Discussion - Norwich City
Quality quote from "The Holy Grail " Mello ! Run away , Run away LOL -
Picking up rumours from a Scum fan I work with that Fozzy is going to them on loan for the rest of the season , now theres a way of enduring yourself to the fans LOL Wont play against us though ( pitty )
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Predictions for last 6 Games!
Charlie Farlie replied to Canaries Canary's topic in Main Discussion - Norwich City
predict the following Norwich v Sheffield 3 points Swansea V Norwich 1 point Norwich V Watford 3 points Ipswich V Norwich 1 point ( and Safety ) Norwich v Reading 3 points ( Croft gets player of the year award ) Charlton V Norwich 3 points ( and us scoring 4 or more ) So in a nutshell , unbeaten for the remainder of the season , Gunny, Butterworth, Deehan and Crook taking the applause for “The Great Escape “ on the walk round the pitch after the Reading game ( and deservedly so) , Lita also comes on for that and gets a standing ovation Gunny , as he approached the Barclay to the “He’s got no hair” song runs up and does his head-but the crossbar routine J , much to the delights of the fans We all sing “staying up at Portman road “ just as the yella faithful did the previous week !!! -
Song for Alan Lee
Charlie Farlie replied to Charlie Farlie's topic in Main Discussion - Norwich City
Who knows with some rhythmical clapping it could ! -
This could a be a great signing for us , just picture him scoring at Portman Rd Here''s a song suggestion to mark the Occasion To the tune of Firestarter by the mighty Prodigy Lalaaaa ,lalala Lalaaaa , lalala He’s an Ispwich hater , A Yella Ipswich hater, Scum, scum, scum Scum, scum, scum Ex Binner who’s defected , Betrayed the scum’s infected Scum, scum, scum Scum, scum, scum He’s an Ipswich hater, A twisted Ipswich hater Lee, Lee, Lee Lee, Lee, Lee He’s an Ipswich hater, Now Yella infiltrator Lee, Lee, Lee Lee, Lee, Lee Lalaaaa , lalala Lalaaaa , lalala
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Norwich Board Norwich Board The Norwich City Board They’ll not be here , so they don’t care The Norwich City Board
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"I TOLD YOU SO" competition
Charlie Farlie replied to plan b's topic in Main Discussion - Norwich City
Boothroyd and Gunn -
Minute By Minute - The Interviews
Charlie Farlie replied to YankeeCanary's topic in Main Discussion - Norwich City
Yankee , laughed my socks off this morning , excellent !!!! -
15 January 2009 Peter Cullum: Roeder had to go DAN GRIMMER Peter Cullum, the billionaire Norfolk-born businessman who was interested in investing in the Canaries before negotiations with Delia Smith and the rest of the board broke down, said the Charlton match had shown the team were not united behind Roeder. The insurance tycoon, executive chairman of Towergate, said: “I think the pressure on Delia and Michael Wynn Jones to act must have been enormous and they felt they needed to do something.” Mr Cullum once again said he was no longer in a position to make more offers of financial help to the club, given the credit crunch, but added: “Would I let them drift into oblivion? Probably not, but we''ll have to see.”