Aurelius

I''ll always remember BG as a great keeper and a great man, absolutely committed to the yellow&green shirt.

Fully agree with the author of the thread. Our midfield is suffering a certain lack of creativity.

We can''t blame Wes for missing a penalty, it''s a thing that may happen. We must be satisfied for going to Loftus road to play a good, open football against the best team of the championship. Proud of the Canaries, Paul Lambert did a great, great job if I go back with my mind to where we were on eyear ago.

[quote user="SI"]Aurelius, which channel will that be please?[/quote] Bizarre, the channel Sport Italia has the same initials of your avatar: SI! :-)

[quote user="SI"]Aurelius, which channel will that be please?[/quote] The channel is Sport Italia TV. mate (http://www.sportitalia.com/SI2live.aspx). I hope you can use the link, in this forum they seem not to be sensitive.

In Italy we are lucky, the game will be broadcasted live and free. Let''s hope than this can help us to gain new members, Italians do love English football, but the major part of the fans are attracted by the top teams.

[quote user="Tim Allman"]City played a 4-6-0 at Reading in the season we got relegated. It could be argued that the "6" was a "5", but as the "1" was Russell, I''m sticking with my view that it was a 4-6-0. [/quote] Nice touch, mate!

[quote user="Drazen Muzinic"][quote user="AndyCanary"]http://www.mirrorfootball.co.uk/news/Transfer-news-On-loan-Celtic-keeper-Fraser-Forster-says-he-d-be-gutted-if-he-was-recalled-now-by-injury-hit-parent-club-Newcastle-article595309.html Fraser Forster has no intention of quitting Celtic this season - and will have the big guns scrambling for his signature in the summer. The Newcastle keeper has become a hit on loan at Parkhead and has told Newcastle he doesn''t want to be recalled just yet. With Steve Harper out injured for three months, and Tim Krul handed the No1 jersey at St James'' Park, Forster believes he is better off proving himself in Scotland. The youngster could be recalled by United in January if they have a keeper crisis. But he said: "It''s pointless worrying. Football can change in 24 hours but hopefully I can stay. I would be a bit gutted to go back. It depends on the circumstances if I go back to play then. Obviously, I am Newcastle''s keeper and it is up to them. "But I want to play week in, week out and sitting on a bench is not something I want. The only way I will progress in my career is if I am out playing in front of big crowds. "I knew with being in Scotland I couldn''t be called back right away when Harps got injured. That is fine by me as I want to be here playing for a massive club. I am exactly where I want to be." [/quote] [IMG]http://i54.tinypic.com/2hpmvwx.jpg[/IMG] He wouldn''t let it lie![/quote] Is this me or this (beautiful) forum is quite unfriendly with these awful quotes plenty of hierogyiphics?

[quote user="Drazen Muzinic"][quote user="AndyCanary"]http://www.mirrorfootball.co.uk/news/Transfer-news-On-loan-Celtic-keeper-Fraser-Forster-says-he-d-be-gutted-if-he-was-recalled-now-by-injury-hit-parent-club-Newcastle-article595309.html Fraser Forster has no intention of quitting Celtic this season - and will have the big guns scrambling for his signature in the summer. The Newcastle keeper has become a hit on loan at Parkhead and has told Newcastle he doesn''t want to be recalled just yet. With Steve Harper out injured for three months, and Tim Krul handed the No1 jersey at St James'' Park, Forster believes he is better off proving himself in Scotland. The youngster could be recalled by United in January if they have a keeper crisis. But he said: "It''s pointless worrying. Football can change in 24 hours but hopefully I can stay. I would be a bit gutted to go back. It depends on the circumstances if I go back to play then. Obviously, I am Newcastle''s keeper and it is up to them. "But I want to play week in, week out and sitting on a bench is not something I want. The only way I will progress in my career is if I am out playing in front of big crowds. "I knew with being in Scotland I couldn''t be called back right away when Harps got injured. That is fine by me as I want to be here playing for a massive club. I am exactly where I want to be." [/quote] [IMG]http://i54.tinypic.com/2hpmvwx.jpg[/IMG] He wouldn''t let it lie![/quote] Is this me or this (beautiful) is quite unfriendly with these awful quotes plenty of hierogyiphics?

I appreciate the choice of Fraser, although Scottish football is in decline, Celtic is a traditional, great club with loyal fans and a lot of players committed to the green and white shirt.

I''m very happy either for the guy and for his father. Maybe he won''t be a great manager but he still remains the biggest keeper in the history of the cub. And a great man.

Nice post, mate, thank you for sharing. And greetings from another oversea supporter!

[quote user="dylanisabaddog"]If they do sack Hodgson it will almost certainly be Martin O''Neill that gets the job. A club of that size would never risk a manager with no top flight experience.[/quote] I hope you''re right, mate. Even if I''m abit worried because I think that Paul Lambert would be much better for Liverpool than Martin O''Neill (unless the scousers like overpsy players like Carew, Dunne, Collins, Sidwell, etc.).

Surely he''s areat, great manager, let''s hope that he isn''t attracted by the sirens of some top club.

Thank you for your comments and ratings, mates, they are very precious for us Italian fans, as we can''t see the games live, only the goals (or the highlights on Norwich Player TV).

I''m delighted, like the other Italian Canaries. Only one year ago we were near the administration, and now we are at the 3rd spot on the table, with the concrete possibility to make a dream come true.

Great report, indeed, the level of the NCFC website is (and is always been) top class!

[quote user="still holding out for new heroes"]So we drop Ruddy, and Rudd comes in and chucks one in during his next match, then what? Steer or another keeper on loan? If we were losing games then you need to look at changing lineups etc but we are 3rd, 3rd for chrissake yet still were looking for scapegoats...Ruddy not good enough and ''the jury''s still out on Ward'', C Martin lazy, Holt not fit, R Martin not good enough Jesus wept, it''s amazing were not bottom with these bunch of cloggers[/quote] He, he, you''re quitevright, nice touch, mate!

[quote user="andyc24_uk"]my sense is he''s made a mistake in signing Ruddy and he''s currently trying to justify it by giving him chances that his form doesn''t merit. ...[/quote] Agree, it''s the same thing that happens at arsenal, with wenger that insists on almunia although everybody sees how he''s crap.

[quote user="Power Ranger Canary"]today confirmed what we all have thought that his management is top class. Going three at the the back with wingbacks was perfect. Its quite a shift from the diamond to what we ended up playing and the players didnt look out of sorts. That shows me his is excellent at communicating with our players about what he wants and clearly we have practiced this formation in training showing he is prepared for anything well done paul you are my hero.[/quote] Fully agree with you, mate, P.L. is indeed a great manager.

Gunny could not to be experienced (or even good) enough as a manager, you are right, but nevertheless I have a great respect for him as a City''s legend and as a man.

[quote user="Nexus_Canary"]Heres a hard one ( tee hee ) for all Norwich fans....Who would you rather turn gay for ??Paul LambertorGrant Holt[/quote]Brilliant, mate! But let''s hope that our great manager isn''t attracted by the "mermaids"  of some  top club, this is my only and sole concern, considering how good he is. [:D]

[quote user="Dronny Canary"]And lets not forget Delia for signing the men that signed Drury and Russell and Wes!  (I''m sure there''s something wrong with the logic here somewhere but I can''t quite work it out)[/quote]Nice touch, mate! [:D]

[quote user="Trent Canary"]Well as far as I can tell only Holt and Askou from our starting lineup were Gunns recruits. There were four on the bench however. But to try and answer the question yes I think PL has made a big difference in terms of teamwork and strategy.[/quote] It would be impossible not to agree wit you,mate, although I consider Bryan a great legend of the club (as a player).

Four wins in a row? It''s like watching Barça. . . :-) If I''m dreaming, please, don''t awake me....