Ren

Could really do with NCISA posting an agenda, otherwise I can see it just being one big moanfest!

Very tempted to do the same. They def will not be getting my rebate now!

Yes lets all happy clap together signing "Bryan Gunn''s green and yellow army", it all worked so well last season didn''t it!

[quote user="Yellow Rider"] The meeting is now MORE IMPORTANT then ever. It was NEVER just about Gunn but more a chance to show how upset we are with the ineptness of The Stowmarket Clowns! We must make that crystal clear on Thursday.,   [/quote] Agreed.  I was going anyway, but will def be there now!

Another season of in-fighting beckons, well done Delia!

[quote user="Mr_Chimp"]Simply unbelievable.  Rewarding failure based on little more than sentiment.  I love Gunny but this decision has left me disgusted. The club does NOT need ''passion'' or ''fighting spirit'' it needs QUALIFIED, EXPERIENCED LEADERSHIP with more of an idea of what will change from last season than ''fewer loans''.[/quote] Cant put my feelings any better than this post. I am finding it harder and harder to support this club, when I can no longer stand its board and most of its players. DELIA OUT!

The above poster is correct. If you are not planning on going to all/most games, dont bother as it is a waste of £20.  You would be better just to register 10 stubs from the last year, which gets you into priority 2.

Roger was always very helpful when I spoke to him, geniuine nice guy as the supporters groups will all agree.  However this football club needs a fresh start as I am sure even Roger would agree.  Good luck to him, but its time to begin restructuring and to move this club forward. Neil Doncaster - No comment, wont be missed by me.

Love it when someone gets it right!! Was I the only one who did not dis Trust Me?  Err Yes.  Would say I told you so, but am off to crack open a beer!

The same person that is setting up the Friendlies.  Gunn has the job I am sure of it.  They are just waiting for everyone to cool off post Charlton.

err - try Norwich City Football Club, they might know.

Have just heard something similar.

Not that fussed about Marshall, but I am suprised that this is going on with no perminant manager in place. Come on Delia and co - you must have made some decisions by now!

[quote user="Babyface"]I do feel strongly about this.  Over the years I dread to think how much I have paid into Norwich City (all very much because I love the club and actively wanted to spend my money that way).  I have shares, my parents too, all season ticket holders, shareholders and actively spending in the club shop.  My heart tells me to waive the rebate but why should I?  I often eat in Yellows, I sometimes ''treat'' myself and the missus to events such as the Player of the Year dinner. (£65 per head). Although I see the club''s plight, their point of view and the lack of a ''decent'' squad, I will be claiming the money back, I don''t like how they will make me feel guilty but I am 32, I have a mortgage and thinking of starting a family. £70 is a good wedge to me.[/quote] I am in a similar postion to you as above.  I will be putting my £73 towards a trip to Exeter or Carlise!

I can def confirm that part one of the story is true as I was told the same by a mate who I went with on Sunday.  I was suprised when I was told!

The best protest would be for people not to turn up to the thing in the first place!! Same as if the away end had emptied yesterday when the third went in!

The only way the club would get any of it if I won the lot would be for the whole board to leave and for me to appoint my own!

I have been behind the team all season as have 99.9% of our fans.  Have not seen it make much difference TBH, but will give it one last try on Sunday.    

Nutty - I will let the board know, from my place in the stands, should we be relegated what I think of their performance since May 2004. Just dont want them to think that our fan base takes relegation lightly and that they can swan of on holiday thinking they have done a wonderful job. I guess I am just a grumpy old man, but if this is how football is heading, imo it is worse for it!  

[quote user="nutty nigel"][quote user="Ren"][quote user="nutty nigel"] Do you reckon we can get through Sunday without the embarrassing spectacle of City fans arguing and fighting eachother?   [/quote] No I do not.  Last time at Charlton when Roeder was at the end of his reign there was a lot of arguing as some wanted to call for his head while some wanted to only back the time.  This time some will want to protest against the board while others see Delia as the clubs saviour.     [/quote] And who do you think the aggressive ones are? I''ll give you a clue - read this thread. They are young city fans FFS!   [/quote] Who are the aggressive ones Nigel - those for or against inflatables? I am not young (under 30) and neither is Jim and I will be in no mood to party should we go down on Sunday, if you think that is being aggressive so be it!

[quote user="BigFish"][quote user="Jim Smith"][quote user="Jim Smith"][quote user="BigFish"][quote user="Jim Smith"] [quote user="kiwiNCFC"][quote user="Jim Smith"]If I see any beach balls or inflatables of any sort on Sunday i will personally deflate the b**stards. We should all be going in funeral dress to mourn the death of our great club not having some happy clappy bl**dy party![/quote]grumpy git if i see you puncture my ball i will be watching out for you[/quote] I''m serious. Not the time nor the place but with the number of happy clappy idiots we have supporting our team i am sure there will be plenty having a good old laugh and a conga to celebrate our relegation to league 1! [/quote] Jim you have totally lost it. Get a life! [/quote] Maybe I have lost it but for me thee only thing worse than witnessing our likely relegation on Sunday will be witnessing our relegation on saturday alongside several hundred grown men wearing wigs, facepaint and brandishing inflatables like a bunch of clowns. It will be a complete embarrassment. I repeat if I have any inflatables come my way i will burst them! [/quote]   On Sunday even! Witnessing it on saturday would be very freaky! [/quote] Personally I will be grateful to be put out of my misery and if this happens in the style of a good old fashioned party or wake so much the better. You should read the post elsewhere on here about the Forest supporter''s tip for Div 1. Relegation can be cathartic and if you support clubs like City you can''t be too precious about it. There have been precious few laughs during the last few seasons after all. Johnstones Paint Trophy anyone? [/quote] I cant see how relegation can be anything other than a backward step.  When ("if", if you like), we go down it is not going to be a walk in the park and with the way our squad as it is at the moment yet anthor re-build will be needed (something Leicester did not need to do) I can only see a long term spot in L1 for us.  I will not be partying at Charlton (unless by some mirical we have won and the final whistle has gone at Home Park with a home win). Lets please not show the board that relegation is acceptable like we did in 2004/05!!!!

[quote user="nutty nigel"] Do you reckon we can get through Sunday without the embarrassing spectacle of City fans arguing and fighting eachother?   [/quote] No I do not.  Last time at Charlton when Roeder was at the end of his reign there was a lot of arguing as some wanted to call for his head while some wanted to only back the time.  This time some will want to protest against the board while others see Delia as the clubs saviour.    

Seriously kids leave them at home, we are going to Charlton to almost certainly get relegated.  Lets not show the board that we are happy about this by having a party!  Save them for next year when hopefully we have got something to cheers about. Like Jim any that I see will not be thrown back!  

...anyone who has not read the big fella''s post on this thread should (page 2).  and if anyone at Archant spots it - it should go into print in one of your next editions as it sums up perfectly how the average fan sees Delia''s time as a majority share holder at our club. Well done Big Fella, I bet that took an age to write and deserves to be seen by the masses!

Sorry mate - I think we are down.  I think the sooner you accept it, the easier it will be when its confirmed. Plymouth have nothing to play for, Barnsley do + I cant see us winning AWAY at Charlton.