Making Plans

Self inflicted damage every game. You would have thought that by now we just might have learned something from the previous 20 games. But no, we carry on doing the same things that put us in trouble, the same things that we know are dangerous and the same things that cost us goals and points. There is no leadership from anyone on the touchline and no leadership from anyone on the pitch. Shambolic.

Barnes - another experienced player who has now blown two gilt edge chances

Suicide passes acroos our box from so called experienced players who were going to make us more solid Madness

I've gone Norwich to win/both teams to score @ 9/1. (Bet365) Does mean that we have to score at least 2 but if we want to win we will probably have to do that anyway. Looks to me like better value than 11/2 for the win.

And whatever happened to all that squit. Complete waste of time. Just get on with the football.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/uk-england-northamptonshire-67686831

The only highlight was when the ref blew the final whistle to put us out of our misery. I also noticed that the 20% booed again and the 80% wondered why.

But don't you see, they had a plan and we didn't have a scoobie

It must be our turn soon

He was only unpopular with 20% of the fans, the other 80% couldn't see the woods for the trees. Sound familiar?

That foreign guy Paulo Lambertino might just be the answer then

As it's pantomime season and this is a pantomine post, let me be the first say OH NO WE HAVEN'T

And there, in a nutshell, is the problem

At least they hit the bar but the corner flag was the closest we came to hitting any woodwork

Only to confirm what we already knew, they are not good enough. Anyone taking solace from a drab 0-0 at home to PNE needs to have a rethink

They had a game plan and we were clueless Can't believe people are still paying to watch this rubbish

On the law of averages, or even without it, it must be our turn soon

I guess the 20% would roughly equate, on a good day, the the fans who travel to away games. I would suggest that these people are likely to be, home and away, our most loyal, vocal and fervant fans. Their expenditure outlay in going to these games, as well as home games, is far more than that of those who only go to home games. Quite rightly, the away contingent are fully justified in venting their feelings if, after spending a lot of momey and a lot of time to support the Club they love, what they see on the pitch is unacceptable. For reasons we can all appreciate, this has been quite evident at Watford and other away venues this season. It could therefore be deducted that by identifying the 20% as being the problem boo boys, what Delia has actually done is to lay the blame at the door of our most loyal, and vocal, supporters whilst the 80%, who only ever turn up at Carrow Road, and neither cheer, shout, sing, or boo, are apparently just the sort of supporters she likes.

Not sure he's even that good, more League One if you ask me. Still, he might come in handy next season

Any where else and a Manager with (a) his recent record at other Clubs, (b) his record at Norwich City and (c) the poor quality of football being served up, would have been out the door 2 months ago. How long are we give this guy before serious damage is done to our Club? Every week we wait is one week nearer to dropping through trap door to League One.

I pointed all this out when we were signing these players in the summer but the vast majority of posters on here said that they were just the sort of "experienced players" we needed.

He had a few good games and looked promising 4 or 5 years ago but since then, zilch.

We are still following it even though it's not working

Que mass exit (hopefully)

They're used to it - 4,000 holes in Blackburn Lancashire