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[quote user="Brendo "]You are a god. [Y] [/quote]   Friend, thumbs up friend!

[quote user="SnakePit Lassy"]Nope. I generally dont like him very much. HE was a pretty good player, but i didnt like him as a person. Seemed really arrogant.[/quote] Arrogant is one of the last words that springs to mind when thinking about Green. In fact, he seems to have his head screwed on and I wish more footballers were as grounded as him.

Could drive to a tube station on the outskirts, park there (pretty cheap) and get the tube in.

Robinho used to get the bus in Manc.

McNamee can only impact the game providing we are still in it! Bringing him off the bench is no good if we are already 2 or 3 goals down so I would like to see him start. I''m not keen on playing Martin on the left but from what I''ve seen he does a pretty good job. The prospect of Martin cutting in from the left and McNamee from the right is sure to worry goalkeepers as well. Rooney took on that role throughout some of the 2007/2008 and 2008/2009 campaign as well and was pretty effective.

[quote user="Brendo "][quote user="morty"][quote user="bloodwagon"][quote user="The Wesminator"]Does anyone have stats for which end we have scored more goals in over the past couple of seasons. Chatting about it yesterday and thought someone on here must know. Ta[/quote] Got to be the Barclay, as we mostly always shoot to Barclays in 2nd half [/quote] Actually it seems like the River end to me recently. I have no stats to back this up, just seems like it. [/quote]Our intention has always been to kick towards the river end in the second half, however if we lose the toss (lolololol) then it''s vise versa, which has been a few times recently. Personally, I would''ve thought we would kick towards our ''loudest fans'' in the second half, the Barclay. But for whatever reason we do not. [:)][/quote] The pitch is on a slight slope towards the River End. Source: Gary Holt.

[quote user="barclaystand"]Don''t be silly and put yourself into a situation where you have the chance to be arrested, then you you wouldn''t have to appeal a ban. Simples.[/quote]   Alright mum...

Considering some of these "designers" are supposed to be professionals in their field, I find it pretty tragic they can''t put together something half decent.

[quote user="Davo"] Some of those designs look good and it seems for teams of our level we would get our own kit. It''s only the smaller teams that share kits with others. I would prefer a unique kit by an unknown make than a generic kit by a well known make. Davo [/quote] As long as it''s not uniquely sh it I don''t mind. Some of the garbage gear we''ve been trotting out in recently makes Timmy Mallet look fashionable. Like it or not, football and fashion are closely linked now. You''ve only got to look at Umbro reverting to their roots having realised some of their old stuff couldn''t fetch a tenner in Sports Direct.

Entire stadium to Manure fans: "EASY EASY EASY"

We need to get away from the current bargain basement junk and upgrade to something a bit more "premier league". Not only from a style point of view but also from a sales point of view. The club may get less money per shirt sold from a manufacturer like Adidas but there would surely be more shirt sales, with the design likely to be a bit more wearable and durable when not at the football. As mentioned before, the leisurewear would also be significantly improved so sales would likely be boosted. Someone like Adidas is obviously a worldwide brand so this can only be good for the worldwide branding of Norwich City. Don''t understand why anyone would be against a move to someone decent.... maybe you''d prefer that we stick with xara and get sponsored by primark. McNally is sorting us out and I like the new shrewd Norwich City.

Maybe the topic should be: What would you rather have - Internet Explorer or Google Chrome?

[quote user="lappinitup"][quote user="city-till-i-die"][quote user="city-till-i-die"][quote user="lappinitup"]If you''re on internet explorer, try hitting the "compatibillity" button at the top, next to the search box.[/quote]thnx Lapps[Y][/quote]As you can see that worked a treat, will be my pleasure to buy you a pint next time i see ya[:D][/quote]And it will be my pleasure to drink it![:D][+o(][+o(][/quote]   Do you know the solution for Google Chrome? At work now on IE so it''s not a prob but at home it is.

[quote user="Snakepit Lass"]You can now get all the latest news on your I phone with the download. http://www.canaries.co.uk/page/NewsDetails/0,,10355~2142677,00.html The main features of the free app are: - Official news from Canaries.co.uk as it happens - Player profiles with stats and images for all of Norwich City''s players. - Live match text commentary with line-ups, latest scores and stats from across the npower Football League and Barclays Premier League - All the Club stats you need including fixtures, results and league tables - Facebook and Twitter sharing so you can keep your mates up to date with the latest news Subscribers will get all this and more for just a ONE OFF £4.99, with more features to be added as the season continues.[/quote] Huh? [:S]

[quote user="morty"][quote user="DraytonBoy"]Sorry Morty but you''re totally wrong. The lad was picked on by three/four grown men because he gave them some stick along with other City fans. He was dressed in a green suit and not a ''Burberry hat'' pretending to be hard. They were cowards and would not have followed him after the game if he had been a Leeds or Millwall fan just in case they got a slap back.[/quote] No, I am not. I said that I didn''t know the actual facts, and was commenting generally about acting "Terrace hard". Its similar to road rage, people think they can act the big man with no consequences. [/quote]      Is it possible to act like a terrace hard in a morph suit?

[quote user="ſilly ſauſage"]Moral of the story... The grass is not always greener........... [/quote]   I think the club probably wanted to sell as much as Cling-on wanted to go though.

  1) £5-£10 profit isn''t really worth while 2) hassle and signed shirts without certificates of authenticity aren''t really worth much 3) possibly if you can be bothered 4) maybe a canary experience? Know what you mean about there never being a right time to wear the shirt. Maybe if we had something a bit less cheap looking I wouldn''t mind paying good money for it. Why is it that Brazil can use the same colours as us but come up with something much more wearable?

It makes it a better read that it''s not journalisty.

[quote user="cityangel"][quote user="SnakepitCanary"] http://www.canaries.co.uk/page/Tickets/0,,10355~2090059,00.html Preston are selling adult tickets for £5! I''m sure we will have a huge crowd at that one. [/quote]   Wonder how many tickets they will give us for Preston? [/quote]   I would imagine we''ll have the whole end if we want it.

[quote user="Matt Juler"]The photo is also in todays London Metro paper, saw it on the way into work on the tube! [/quote]   http://www.metro.co.uk/news/839516-defiant-lycra-boy-will-continue-wearing-morph-suit-despite-attack

I always say that by supporting Norwich I can fully appreciate the good times, having experienced the bad. It''s when times are tough that your loyalty is called into question. The only way my loyalty has waned recently is through not wearing club colours in Manchester any more (for obvious reasons).

King: It''s one thing abusing fans and another having a bit of banter. No 16 year old should expect to be set upon by a group of grown men regardless of how they are dressed.

I''d like to see the whole of the Barclay in "morph suits" for the return leg!

How do are you supposed to create an atmosphere sitting down? Why do you think Grant Holt always chooses to shoot towards the Barclay second half? Those that are standing up generally make more noise and suck the ball into the goal. It has already been mentioned that next time you want to sit down, ask for a seat at the front. There may be a day where I would prefer to sit down but I appreciate there are those that prefer to stand up. Fair point about the stewards, they are only doing their jobs. Some are jobsworths though so I can see why they get flack. On a side note, as, a, teacher, I''d, have, thought, you''d, know, the, proper, use, of, a, comma.,

[quote user="Road to Nowhere"] I know it won''t be this and we will go with the diamond but would like to see this formation against one of the tougher teams away;                Ruddy Martin    Ward    Askou    Drury          Crofts     Fox Surman    Hoolahan    McNamee                   Holt Lots of pace and creativity for counter attacking with a strong spine. [/quote] I like the look of this. The only change I would make is Smith for Fox.