Meeky

[quote]this is another subject that has been brung up several times, how much? before we had figure, this time we have none! is it over 3 million or under? who knows....... all we have been told is that the...[/quote] £3 million pounds I believe, before we actully sell anyone, then that will go into the kitty also. Geoffrey Watling didn''t leave us any money in his will, his will just wrote off the £1.5 million loan he had given to the club. Hope that helps.

[quote]Contracts expire at the end of a season not after one year-dodgy rumour is Albion have bid £4.5 for Ashton after having had their bid for Kanoute rejected. Anyone your end heard of this rumour? I hope...[/quote] £4.5 million you''re having a laugh!! 900 grand of that will go to Crewe which would leave us 600 grand!! So 600 grand against the possibility of 20 mill, I don''t think that even our board are that stupid. He''ll be here all next season I''ve already got money on that, and will fire in the goals to get us promoted (hopefully).

[quote]What about Boumsong? Joined Rangers in June 2004 then went to Newcastle in Jan 2005...[/quote] Yeah but, Scottish football doesn''t count as it''s not "proper" football hee hee

Doesn''t look like he''s going to Fulham according to this report   http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/teams/f/fulham/4614655.stm

[quote]Strange you should say that, I went to FL when Norwich won the Champ last year. I was walking along and I saw a Norwich fan wearing a shirt so i ran over and said" Hey do you know the score!! He said...[/quote] Me and Gazza went to Vegas earlier in the year. We went down the pool area on the Sunday ( I was wearing a yellow City beach football shirt) so she could book a Spa session and the lad in the business centre said "Hi did you catch the game yesterday (meaning the Chelsea home game)" "We said yeah watched it in a pub". Anyway it turns out that his parents came from Norwich and even though he''d lived in America 18 years he still followed Norwich and watched them whenever he could. We went back later so Gazza could have her Spa and I had a great chat with him, while I waited, and then gave him my other City beach football shirt which was white. He was really touched and it brought a tear to his eye, and he couldn''t wait to tell his mother. Apparently it was only the second time he had seen a City fan in his hotel. We also gave him the Pink Un we had taken with us after we had used it at the Grand Canyon. We still keep in touch.

It''s got to be a 2/3 seasons ago away at Leicester (when they had just got promoted) "Your crisps make more noise than you!"

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[quote]Jim: Some of us may have had no say in the matter my friend, well, you know my position, yes?. However much I''m gutted, I don''t think dying at Carrow Road, rates too highly on the old wiz''s agenda t...[/quote] I believe some one died in the Jarrold Stand at the Middlesborough game, then when I went to the next reserve game on the Wednesday, there were some bunches of flowers placed by the turnstiles.

I''m on the waiting list! No''s 886-888 so it''s going to be tight. If only 114 out of that 1000 renew I shall be out of luck bah!

[quote]Does anyone know where (or if) I could get a NCFC beach towel from????[/quote] I''ve got one. It was a present from Gazza and she got it from the club shop, it''s quite a large towel, but looking at your avatar it will probably swamp you! If you do invest in one, I will warn you now. WASH IT A COUPLE OF TIMES BEFORE USE! As the green fluff gets stuck to your face especially after shaving, and you look damn stupid if you haven''t noticed it before you go out!

[quote]i dont normally go to testimonials as i feel most players who are granted them have made enough money in their careers already. but im making an exception with alex, as his career has been cut somewha...[/quote] Me and Gazzathegreat plus her son and daughter, will be in the Jarrolds Stand.

[quote]I''d be willing to bet you saw Thomas Helveg though?[/quote] He didn''t actually. That was a birthday pressie from me and Gazza to Pete. Bought the shirt, put Helveg on the back, then took it up to Colney to get it signed by the great man himself.

[quote]hey.. well for all 6500 of us heading down to the cottages we need to create the greatest away support ever - im picturing carnival scenes so a bit of a girly question- what are you all going to ...[/quote] A lot of Capital Canaries are going as Vikings, because of our Scandinavian connections.

[quote]Judging by the amount of people I have spoken to who have got tickets, Looks like we have probably got the most of Block Z for ourselves. This is the answer I received from Fulham FC a few mins ago. ...[/quote] Cheers for that PJ, will have to keep them covered (for a little while then)   Yo Francesco Read this thread http://new.pinkun.com/forums/shwmessage.aspx?ForumID=63&MessageID=174299&TopicPage=3 I rest my case re: fannying around.

[quote]Yes, Murderers will be good, also worth a look in Squares, always busy pre football on match days, so bound to be a few down there. Also recommend Trafford Arms or Ketts Tavern. Both great pubs with g...[/quote] Ketts Tavern my local! Big screen, good beer and they do a wicked Sunday roast. The landlord won''t be there though as he''ll be in Fulham.

[quote]For your information meeky, i did try and book the tickets and was in the process of doing so for the neutral end but missed out by a matter of minutes as i had to get confirmation off my mates. When ...[/quote] Well in that case, stop sounding like a spoilt brat and throwing your toys out of the pram. If you hadn''t been fannying about asking how to book train tickets on here instead of using a search engine you would have got them easily. Try hitching up to Liverpool in the 70''s just you and a mate when you are 15 and standing in the Kop, then you feel really alone!

[quote]Anyone driving down? I''m thinking of going to a tube station on the outskirts and then getting through london that way. Seems that going by train you have to get off and get onto a bus to complete the...[/quote] Redbridge mate. At the bottom of the M11 as you join the A406 (don''t be going too quick or you''ll miss the turning) Free parking on Sundays then get a one day tube pass £4.70, it''s then about 40mins to Liverpool Street.

[quote]I agree with DD here. Don''t take the risk you should feel priviliged that your even going because me and many others would give anything to go so don''t throw away the chance.[/quote] What''s that all about then? "you should feel priviliged that your even going because me and many others would give anything to go " I''m terribly sorry if I used my initiative and booked tickets in the home end weeks ago, instead of waiting to see if we had a chance to stay up or not! Chelmsford- As we''re on the same row of that block, think we will hide colours until we''ve sussed it out, will also check on a Fulham board what their feelings are, will let you know on here.

[quote]Here''s an idea. Given the magnitude of the game, why bother directing taunts at the opposition fans ? Especially dull crap they''ll all have heard before. Save your energy, and use it in singing song...[/quote] Hear! Hear!

[quote]Just wondering what train most of you are getting on Sunday. Should be one hell of a party.[/quote] 9am from Norwich. Big brekkie first, couple a beers in Liverpool Street then head on down to Putney.

as far as I''m aware there is going to be quite a few of us in Block Z of the Riverside stand which is a home stand. a) Do we wear colours and take a chance of not being let in? b) Do we hide our colours and reveal them when we are and take a chance of being ejected? c) Do you think Fulham will not worry about it too much?

[quote]Southamton are appealing against the Crouch sending off, looked clear cut to me. I suppose they have nothing to lose.[/quote] Desperation is a word that springs easily to mind.

[quote]seems that a lot of norwich fans have got tickets in the neutral end at fulham? anyone hazard a guess at what percentage of the crowd will be norwich? we could almost make it like a home match in term...[/quote] Well Fulham capacity is 22,400 and they''ve sold out. The club has booked 60 coaches for Sunday so that''s approx 3000. Our allocation is 4000 plus the rest of the neutral end, so that''s approx 6000. We and a few others have got seats in Block Z of the Riverside stand (home stand) so could be as many as 7000. = 31.25%  

[quote]Do any of you know which game sky will be showing next sunday.God i hope its the Norwich game, as i can''t get a ticket for fulham.I was only 4yrs old when England won the world cup & dont remeber ...[/quote] From Sky Sports website today   Sun May 15Preston v Derby (KO midday)SS1 11.55Championship play-off semi-finalSun May 15Fulham v Norwich (KO 3pm)SS1 14.00PremiershipSun May 15Southampton v Manchester United (KO 3pm)SSX 15.00Premiership

[quote]Heart says we''ll nick a win. Head says thet we''ll get a draw at best and WBA will beat Pompey, therefore we''re back to the Fizzy League.[/quote] West Brom were bottom at Christmas, they can''t change history now!