YellowBlood

[quote user="Kangaroo Court"]One problem with twitter is that normal people seem afraid to take on the weirdos. I mean you have to be a real weirdo to post something like that but why is no one responding to him on twitter to tell him he''s out of order? Why make the complaint here where Holty can''t see it?[/quote] You''ll find there have been plentiful telling him he''s out of order, in no uncertain terms, Myself included. Total w*nker.

Clarke did not fail at West Brom. Led them to their highest top flight finish in years last season and was unlucky to be sacked this season. Got a win at Old Trafford and was robbed at Stamford Bridge by the worst penalty decision I think I''ve ever seen, they were also hugely unlucky to lose against us really. He''s worked under Mourinho and Dalglish and we''d be the perfect club for him to continue his managerial career. In response to the suggestion that he inherited Hodgson''s squad he still led them to a higher place and more points. I''d be happy with him not Malky.

[quote user="lincoln canary"][quote user="YellowBlood"]Some of you lot make me laugh. In the grand scheme of everything, things aren''t that bad really. I mean would you all prefer us to be like Portsmouth? A club whose future up until a few months ago was in serious doubt? No matter how bad the Football gets and it is pretty bad at the moment I agree, there are quite a few clubs who''d happily swap places in the lower leagues. I think some of you need a grasp on reality. Cue the abuse...[/quote] I understand what your saying. But it doesn''t change the fact that I''m just not bothered about watching Norwich right now. I''m not down or upset or anything like that, just a bit of apathy to the team right now.[/quote] Fair enough I get your point. I understand Football is an entertainment business as well as a results business and we aren''t getting results at the moment as well not being entertained. It''s a lose lose situation for the fans. I want Hughton gone as much as anyone but if he is to remain in charge, I can''t see him being here any longer than the end of the season.

Some of you lot make me laugh. In the grand scheme of everything, things aren''t that bad really. I mean would you all prefer us to be like Portsmouth? A club whose future up until a few months ago was in serious doubt? No matter how bad the Football gets and it is pretty bad at the moment I agree, there are quite a few clubs who''d happily swap places in the lower leagues. I think some of you need a grasp on reality. Cue the abuse...

I''d take him back tommorow. I don''t care how controversial that is.

I don''t want to be so negative but we need players who can create chances. His assist rate is quite frankly awful for a so called winger and he doesn''t score. It''s no improvement whatsoever on what we already have. I hope there are more in the pipeline because this does nothing to ease my concerns.

Stoke gave it a real go and never gave up from the first minute. They''ve attacked with urgency, commitment and pressure and have been really unlucky. They''d have won this game were it not for bad luck. Something I wish we''d start f*cking doing rather than the dull cautious predictable cr*p we serve up 90% of the time.

I got shot down a few weeks back when I said Fulham and Palace were potentially season defining games. I still believe they will be. Surely we can label next week''s game the most important so far? No wins in six and at home against another team around us. We need to start winning these sort of games now. We''ve dropped too many points from these sort of games this season.

He''s shown no willingness over the past 12 months to change his one dimensional cautious approach when it clearly hasn''t worked. Why play two strikers today with zero creatvite spark in Midfield and leave our most creative outlet on the bench for the duration? We need a change of approach. Hughton Out now for me.

Not the worst performance of the season but realistically what were we expecting from this game? The games over the Christmas period are going to relegate us. Five games from Swansea onwards against teams around us there for the taking and we didn''t win one. That is relegation form. Some of you need to wake up and smell the roses. We are a relegation fodder team. Fact.

Everton a slick, exciting skilfull side. Exactly the football I wish we played. Will be an unchanged line up from Palace I reckon but a 3-0 defeat.

15 points maximum. Performances are dire. Yes we look solid most of the time with the odd major defensive error but the aim of the game is to get that round thing in the opposition net and we rarely ever look like doing that on a regular basis. The attacking build up is slow, predictable and without any urgency. The keeper rarely has to make more than two difficult saves a game. I''m not sure if it''s the managers one dimensional tactics, if the players aren''t good enough or whether the injuries are really a factor as it''s been the same cr*p for the past 12 months. I hope we can survive and I believe we will just and I''d give Hughton till the end of the season now but unless there''s a drastic improvement in attack and approach between now and the end of the season. I hope there''s a mutual agreement in the summer regardless of what division we are in.

Personally I think it''s a must not lose because we can''t afford to keep dropping points against teams near the bottom with us. But I''d hardly be overjoyed with a draw. Would do nothing to lift the pressure. Three points are probably required given the last two home games.

Halfway point of the season so who are everyone''s three to go down at this stage? For me it''s.... 18. Sunderland 19. Cardiff 20. Crystal Palace I think we''re in trouble but will do just enough to stagger over the line. I''ve got us to finish 16th/17th.

Decent point. But we had the potential to win all three there yet we sat back and played for a 0-0 draw yet again. First half we looked good and caused them some problems. Points there for the taking in the last two games. Not impressed.

He hasn''t turned things around at all yet but he''s making some progress. We''re still in a precarious position in the table and the performances have only showed a slight improvement in the last month or so. Certainly feel we could have done a little bit more to win the game on Sunday. Those two extra points would have been extra valuable.

The atmosphere from our fans has been pathetic all season. Home and away.

...were in future taken over by some rich foreign businessman and he rebranded the colours, badge and/or name similar to that of Cardiff or Hull. How would you feel about it? Would any of you walk away from the club forever? I just read an interview with a former Cardiff fan who felt that strongly about his club''s rebranding that he''s now walked away from his club and refuses to support them anymore. Could make for interesting debate.

When you''re in the rut we''re in, this sort of game can get you out of that rut and lift the confidence. We rode our luck at times but sometimes you need that little bit of luck to get things going in your direction.There is plenty we still need to work on and Hughton won''t be getting carrying away. He knows we need this to be the start of our climb up the table and the forefront of things to come for the rest of the season. Enjoyed the win but am not getting carried away.

A midfielder whether that be a centre mid and/or someone who plays just off the front man with the eye for the right pass and can provide the sort of service needed for our strikers to start scoring the goals we need.

Poorman Road - April 21st 2011. No more needs to be said

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0-0 or 0-1. Can''t see us scoring, can see West Ham nicking one on the break 10 minutes from time.

He hasn''t got the character to lift the morale of the players. Confidence right now is very very low. We need a new manager to lift the spirits of the players and the club.

If Martin O''Neill can find the hunger, passion and drive in himself to be a PL manager again, then I think he''d be perfect for us. You don''t become a bad manager overnight. He did fairly recently turn Villa from borderline relegation candidates into Champions League contenders on a relatively low budget. And even his record at Sunderland wasn''t that bad to begin with.