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For anyone who knew him, I have sad news to report the passing of senior club steward Pat Nelson. Pat lost his short battle with cancer over the weekend. Pat had served the club for over 40 years and will be missed by all that knew him. Before he passed, Pat was aware that Holty had done the business for City. RIP Pat.

I don''t know if Wednesday need to buy strikers - they''ve just lost 14-0 (fourteen nil) to Alfreton Town. I kid you not!

A disappointed Leeds love an end of season tear up - ask Ipswich. Norfolk Police didn''t fancy Leeds in the play off second leg because we would have got it.   QPR have to hope Leeds aren''t too upset by their season, and that the home fans don''t rub it in too much

Why - because 8 straight wins win you nothing if you''ve left it too late and don''t win the ones that matter.

McDermott beats Lambert to the award. What a joke

Does Bellamy''s loan expire on Saturday or have Cardiff got him for the playoffs?

When you find out just how big Owens gambling debts are you''ll realise why he''s only in it for the maximum salary possible. Avoid.

Apart from Tranmere last season when Karsa gave Eddie Ilderton a lesson in the vernacular, I have no idea of his pedigree.

[quote user="Downloads"]Not to go too O/T (Sorry OP), but can I give a little shout out to Crook too, I feel he was a big part of our turn-around as well.[/quote] You may well be right - perhaps the Dave Stringer/Mike Walker legacy has followed that thread down to now. Stringers building blocks were the foundation for Walker - Chippy and Cully both cross the divide between those great eras.

I just wonder how much Cully draws on the experience of the team of 92 that nearly ran away with the premiership, and punched above its weight in Europe? A team of relatively unknown players who bonded and collectively achieved great things. Striking similarity.

As there seems to be a slight lull between parties, shall we consider the influence this man has had on our fortunes? Lambert is clearly an inspirational leader, and a motivator of men. But on a day to day basis it is Cully who prepares the team and runs the training sessions. He was a stalwart in another glory era for this club, and has been instrumental in our rise to the top. In all the HooHaa, are we in danger of overlooking just how valuable he is to us? Discuss

P 88 W 52 D 21 L 15 GF 167 GA 93 Figures speak for themselves. Make the man a Freeman of the City.

[quote user="Paint Me Yellow"]They''ll sell him....[/quote] £400k to the first ones with cash See ya Cody

Without starting another QPR points deduction debate, or if we want to be champions by the back door, this occurred to me: Where will they present the trophy? If QPR get deducted points and don''t finish top, they will appeal - does their presentation go ahead anyway pending an appeal? Or do the League ignore all that and bring it to Norwich for us? Will nobody actually be presented with the trophy? Somehow, this has the makings of a farce! Sorry if I missed this in another thread.

His agent is obviously doing his job - Vaughan has been touted as of interest to us, Ipswich and Celtic. EADT think we''re after him along with Ipswich. Guaranteed, the last people to know who Lambert is looking at will be us as usual!

[quote user="morty"]I''d avoid the telly on Monday too if I were you......[/quote] There have been some classics on here today! ROFL Never mind, its back to school tomorrow.

Mate I think you''ll be disappointed. I rang the club today trying to get a seat moved for Coventry - I was told there was no chance of moving seat and that every last ticket had gone. Lately they''ve not opened the buy back windows unless they''ve had substantial tickets on sale. They usually open 2 hours before kick off, but from what the club say, your only hope is finding someone who wants to sell privately.

Next season, if Norwich City are promoted, all games will be played over 100 minutes. This has come after a request from Manchester United who fear that ''Fergy Time'' wont be enough to give them a chance of beating City.

Apologies to the other threads on here today about old Colin and Gaby getting excited. It rminded me of a sunny day in April 1976. QPR were on a charge to the league title, unbeaten for weeks. Until they came to Norwich........... Liverpool won their last game and and nicked the title. Seeing QPR celebrate on the pitch reminded me of that day 35 years ago. How ironic if we spoiled their party again? Watch it here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q_w0ekQv3fI Footballs a funny old game

Pete, this post should be given a sticky - its cheaper than prozac, alcohol and should be made available on the NHS

The Palace win was right up there with my memories of great nights - 36000 blowing the roof off. Its part of a great history - but today''s kids should remember yesterday and the other big finishes recently - these will be legendary in 40 years time and will be remembered with equal fondness - you will be able to say "I was there."

Just watching the empty wasteland that featured so heavily in our psyche last year.................   What a difference a season makes. They seriously thought they were better than us.

Sometimes you have to go backwards, to change direction before moving forward. We have done that. There is no guarantee in football, but progress only comes from belief. An example in this is that a binner friend of mine this morning still mentioned that they had won in Europe - 30 years ago and before many of today''s supporters were born. Living on past glories breeds false hope. Look forwards, not backwards. In the words of Paul Lambert (Champions League Winner) "I only worry about the next game." His attitude, his reluctance to refer to his past glories, his fear of defeat is what spurs us on; not some sense that we deserve it. Ipswich fail to see it that way.

Today is gonna be the day That they''re gonna throw it back to you By now you should''ve somehow Realized what we''re gonna do I don''t believe that anybody Feels the way I do about you now Backbeat the word was on the street That the fire in our hearts was out I''m sure you''ve heard it all before But you never really had a doubt I don''t believe that anybody feels The way I do about you now And all the roads we have to walk along are winding And all the balls that Wesley plays are blinding There are many things that I would Like to say to you Can you hear us now? Because maybe Holt''s gonna be the one who saves me ? And after all Lambert''s done it all! Credit to Gallagher & Co

Boy Jewell is embarrassed