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Carvahlo did not even have to lose his man, Fleming simply wandered off. He then compounded his mistake by not jumping for the ball to put off any attacker behind him. Edworthy should have stayed on his feet and made a block tackle.

[quote]He''s going to Birmingham.[/quote] Told you so, 2 hours before Sky!

He''s going to Birmingham.

I think Mr. Woolnough will be one of the first reporters  to have  his name chanted at a premier league ground, my money is on Carrow road, boxing day. If my memory serves me correctly Frank Mc Ghee of the Mirror wrote a similar report after a battling draw against Liverpool in our first season in the top flight. As everyone knows we stayed up and reached a cup final with Palace  WBA going down. Let''s hope history repeats itself.

The two Martins, Peters & O''Neil. Andy Townsend, Terry Allcock and we could do with the likes of MacDougall and Sutton up front right now.

Kevin Reeves had an awful debut at Arsenal.

I did not report them because a child was involved, if it had been two adults I would have definetly alerted a steward. If a steward does nothing I suggest we go up the chain of command until something is done.

I am really sick of this. I sat next to two Arsenal fans, a man and boy,(presumably father and son) with local sounding accents who celebrated each Arsenal goal openly. If you are going to sit in the oppositions section you should act in a neutral way, sit on your hands and keep quiet. If you cannot at least do this then you should stay away. It was bad enough to suffer the defeat without hearing jibes like "see you later" every time Henry went past one of our players which wasnt'' funny the first time let alone the tenth. I think the club should get tough about this, give warnings on tickets and around the ground that anyone obviously supporting a team in the wrong section of the ground would be ejected from the stadium (and definetly not moved to the away section even if there is room) and enforce the rule without exception. Perhaps the Pink''un could take this up with the club, there are bound to be games with a lot more at stake later in the season and some people will be less tolerant. Its trouble waiting to happen.

Somebody is selling a season ticket on e bay, isn''t this illegal or against N.C.F.C rules?

I have a soft spot for Ipswich, its a boggy marsh in southern Ireland.

I came across an article in an old ''on the ball'' magazine appealing for old Norwich memorabilia for a proposed museum to be sited under a new south stand develoment. Obviously the stand was delayed for ten years, so has this idea been forgotten or are there new plans? If not a museum how about a Hard rock cafe style restaurant with just Norwich memorabilia featured, perhaps under one of the new infills. Could be a money spinner for the club!

I read somewhere Norwich got more money when Mills went to Leeds.

I''m with you I hope Posh get their cash, just playing devils advocate! They have a midfielder called Curtis Woodhouse who might be worth looking at, similar in style to Cooper.

If McKenzie fails to feature in all of the remaining games. He has to have played in 60% of the available Norwich games after he signed from Posh for the add on clause to activate. If the title is sewn up before the Crewe game I would not be suprised to see Iwan start and Leon not even feature on the bench. Also if he scores another two goals they are due another £100,000.

Scorers were Barber, Thomas and Salako. Can I take my anorak off now?

We wore the centenary kit at wolves last season, the only time to my knowledge. I have a white shirt from 2000-1 with Colmans as the sponsors and the badge in the centre, something similar would look good.

I know how you feel, I think I can watch the last 25 minutes of the Cardiff video now. As for music the New Radicals song ''you get what you give'' reminds me of Cardiff, it was played while the Norwich players photos were flashed up on the screens before the game.

Norwich played Coventry in a mid season friendly on Feb26 1972. They won 2-1 with Stringer and Anderson scoring.

My head hurts.

For me it''s the two Derby Co. games. The home game we looked out of it, a goal behind with less than ten minutes left and down to ten men, but we pulled it out of the bag. The away game we took all they could throw at us then hit them with the sucker punch,(four of them!) a classic away win of a team going for promotion. Both without Hucks as well!

Did anyone see the Chelsea (I think) supporter interviewed about Ericsson? He seemed to think the England manager had lost the plot, citing his selection of the ''unknown'' Green of Norwich as proof. Lets hope we go up and teach a few lessons to some of these ignorant, arrogant people supporting premiership clubs.

Surely that should be four points?

The derby game was a sellout for home and away fans yet the attendance was given as 98% can anyone explain this?

I know Charlie, he is a big Norwich fan who lives in the area. Writing for a national paper he has to be objective and call it as he sees it on the day. I agree about the premiership, if we make it the team will probably have several new faces and bear little comparison with the present team.

I have spare ticket in the snakepit that I will sell at face value to a genuine Norwich supporter.