SA Canary

Has anyone thought of doing this the Spanish way? I''m not sure if any English club has tried this however good timing may be the Sunderland game with Sky and lots of media attention. In Spain, fans, when they are generally not happy with their presidents (boards) simply waive a white handkerchief to let them know it, as most will agree (I hope) the main problem with verbal protests is that it effects the players regardless of who the protesting is aimed at. Maybe this idea is bonkers but I think we can mostly agree that the last attempts at building a big support for a "Chase Out" scale protest have failed, and this could be an alternative.

Surley we can''t make the same mistake 3 times... Can we?

[quote user="oneclubineastanglia"] Yeah we''re alright.............lots of money..................a big name manager........................................a future......   Yeah not bad thanks..............   And you?! [/quote] Remind us all what you done last time you had lots of money scummer, oh yes that''s right threw it all away on Finidi George, got relegated and screwed local businesses. Some future you have...  

Coppell gets my vote, Very astute in the transfer market, good tactician and takes no nonsence... If only we could afford him?

Couldn''t help but notice Marcus Hahnemaan was on the GK list, would be a good keeper for Rudd to learn from, wages permitting.

I think I have to agree with banana, look at hearts that man turned hearts into the lithuania national team, refused to let any manager pick their own team and generally spent money on ridiculous foreign signings.

The board of QPR and Norwich have at least one thing in common, the belief of ambition with prudence! Oh and well done scummer what a classic!

Firstly before posing a footballing question to the masses, I thought it would be a good idea to introduce myself, an NCFC season ticket holder of over 12 years (although rather fortunate at present to be working abroad missing the lacklustre performances from so called professional footballers for the good part of last season). I am no English literature wizz kid either, seeing many posts before posting myself I see there is a "grammer police" out to get us less educated beings! On to football, Norwich is well known for churning out good goalkeepers I''m sure we''ll all agree in Declan Rudd we may well be stepping into unknown territory. Marshy a purchase after the departure of Rob Green is sometime without seeing true youth, so how confident are we that the goalkeeping production line at Colney has produced another good one in Rudd? I really am a true believer of seeing the youth get a chance, we pile money into youth development at Colney, paying coaches wages etc, however for more years than I care to remember we have rarely if ever given any of the poor buggers a chance. I know we have bugger all money to spend and it''s a likely scenario we will see youth next season, but not because we want to play them but through the need of having to play them. It''s for this reason I want them to succeed next neason, we won''t make money the old fashioned way through the sale of good young talent if we don''t show them off. I firmly beleive if we don''t get out of L1 first time round we never will, and as I see it the youth players are the only ones with heart and desire to do well, they have something to play for, the have the future, they are the future, so please Bryan want to play youth don''t see them as a last resort.