AzTattooedsean

[quote user="Trent Canary"][quote user="SnakepitCanary"]I''d also advise you contact the club before hand and tell them your story and when you are coming over (as they might keep a ticket for you). I''m sure they will invite you for a private tour of the stadium and behind the scenes.[/quote]This [Y]Im sure some of the people on here would happily meet up with you and take you out for a beer if you mention when you will be visiting.Spent some time in Arizona last year too, nice place. [/quote]I had to give up alcohol back in 1998 for various reasons but I sure don''t mind everyone else having their share.   I definitely will let it be known when I will be attending any home or away matches during future visits.

[quote user="First Wizard"][quote user="AzTattooedsean"]Hello everyone!I hope you don''t mind me posting. I have only been watching Norwich City since the beginning of last season. Championship, League 1 and 2 matches aren''t too often on tv but thankfully there was Setanta until they shut down Setanta US. Between that and online streaming, I found this club in bright yellow.  I was instantly attracted to their attacking style of football.An away match was the first one that I remember getting to watch. I loved the atmosphere created by the supporters. I was instantly intrigued. I kept following all of last year and it was amazing to get to see a promotion season. I was finding myself trying all means to find out about the history of the club. I still have a long way to go.  I was also finding myself checking out how easy it would be to train up from London during any future visits over to England.Ideally, I hope to attend my first match although I might have to wait till next season.  After that, I hope to try to get to at least one match a season.I have noticed anywhere I find City fans online, every one seems so cool and welcoming.It is nice to meet everyone.[:)][/quote]You haven''t met me yet![;)][/quote][:O]

[quote user="norfolk_canary"]Welcome to the site! :) I have checked the fixtures for you, we have a match at Queens Park Rangers (in London) on the Saturday 16th October, followed by a home game against Crystal Palace on Tuesday 19th October, or away to Reading on Saturday 13th November, then at home to Leeds on the Saturday 20th, if you want to make it an extended visit. Although I understand these may be too early for you. Here is a link to the fixture list if you want to have a look yourself: http://www.canaries.co.uk/page/Fixtures/0,,10355,00.html Hope that''s helped you a bit! :)[/quote]Oh yeah, I have seen the fixture list. I won''t be able to make it this season most likely. I might be able to in late April otherwise it won''t be till 2011 for my live debut. Afterwards, it will hopefully be a regular thing as I mentioned. :)

[quote user="Thecanaryfan"][quote user="AzTattooedsean"]Hello everyone!I hope you don''t mind me posting. I have only been watching Norwich City since the beginning of last season. Championship, League 1 and 2 matches aren''t too often on tv but thankfully there was Setanta until they shut down Setanta US. Between that and online streaming, I found this club in bright yellow.  I was instantly attracted to their attacking style of football.An away match was the first one that I remember getting to watch. I loved the atmosphere created by the supporters. I was instantly intrigued. I kept following all of last year and it was amazing to get to see a promotion season. I was finding myself trying all means to find out about the history of the club. I still have a long way to go.  I was also finding myself checking out how easy it would be to train up from London during any future visits over to England.Ideally, I hope to attend my first match although I might have to wait till next season.  After that, I hope to try to get to at least one match a season.I have noticed anywhere I find City fans online, every one seems so cool and welcoming.It is nice to meet everyone.[:)][/quote]   Good for you. An extra body at even one match a season goes a long way. I suggest you keep your eyes peeled for an away fixture in the London area around any future London visits. And learn the words to "On the ball City" [/quote]Oh, I definitely thought about that especially in those few situations where 1 match is on the weekend and 1 around Tuesday or midweek.  I would love to pull off a trip where I could see one home match up there and one away match in the London area.

I always ask this same question at sporting events over here when the disagreement comes up.  Does standing give one the ability to be sing louder or clap louder than one that is sitting?[:^)] Don''t get me wrong, I love that the Bundesliga in Germany allows specific standing terraces for those that want to stand and I would prefer to stand if given the chance.I just always get confused when someone acts like you can''t get loud if you are sitting. 

Thanks for the information so far!

I am always amazed by how many supporters follow the club for away matches. I only get to hear everyone''s noise mostly through my computer speakers but it still sounds most impressive. I definitely would love to be  able to hear it in person.It is tough for clubs up in the PL with ticket prices and the fact that one has to become a member for what ever the yearly fee is just in hope to get a ticket as sometimes it might not even get to general sale.It is too bad that prices can''t be somewhat managed more like in the Bundesliga.

Hello everyone!I hope you don''t mind me posting. I have only been watching Norwich City since the beginning of last season. Championship, League 1 and 2 matches aren''t too often on tv but thankfully there was Setanta until they shut down Setanta US. Between that and online streaming, I found this club in bright yellow.  I was instantly attracted to their attacking style of football.An away match was the first one that I remember getting to watch. I loved the atmosphere created by the supporters. I was instantly intrigued. I kept following all of last year and it was amazing to get to see a promotion season. I was finding myself trying all means to find out about the history of the club. I still have a long way to go.  I was also finding myself checking out how easy it would be to train up from London during any future visits over to England.Ideally, I hope to attend my first match although I might have to wait till next season.  After that, I hope to try to get to at least one match a season.I have noticed anywhere I find City fans online, every one seems so cool and welcoming.It is nice to meet everyone.[:)]