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    1 hour ago, Ken Hairy said:

    There is no chance the players at the very least didn't have an suspicion this was happening, Farke 100% knew you could tell in his body language all game, myself and my daughter said during the game he still looked a beaten man even though we were winning. 

    I agree with points re training being flat, the video they released of training on FB the other day was a massive eye opener, at the time I couldn't believe they were showing us what was clearly a depressing work place, of course makes sense they posted that video when they did now. 

     

    100% agree with this, Farke definitely suspected time was up, his face throughout the Brentford game was a sad sight. 

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    For me, he should have been sacked after failing to beat Watford, Brighton and Burnley. 

    But to reflect on Farke. I will always remember him so fondly. A great man, who spearheaded two of the finest seasons in my life as a Norwich fan. I will always associate him with the beautiful attacking football that's given me so many wonderful memories that I hope I will share with grand kids one day. 

    I spent a couple hours on YouTube last night watching the great Farke/Norwich moments, so so many, Forrest 3-3, Millwall 4-3, Man City 3-2 the list goes on forever. He made life just that little bit better during the height of lockdown, tuning in to watch Farke ball on watch alongs with my family was such a special treat.

    We were spoilt with Farke. 

    I wish him all the best and one day, I expect he'll make the step up and succeed in the Prem.

     Thanks Daniel, 

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    20 minutes ago, Haus said:

    Recruitment is an issue too, biggest needs this summer were not addressed, a Defensive midfielder to replace Skipp and a creative player to replace Emi.

    Possibly but I still think these players are good enough. Poor decision making from the manager is hurting us and he's losing the players - just my opinion but I think it would have been fixable if we'd sacked Farke weeks ago. 

    It was never going to be easy to replace Emi and Skipp, they're a different class - outside of our budget. 

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    2 hours ago, Hoolahoop14 said:

    The next 3 games (Brentford away, Southampton home, Wolves home) will decide our season. Anything less than 7 points from these fixtures and we’re done, simple as that. No manager change, no new signings in January would be able to turn it around if we go into December with 8 points or less, especially with the run of games we have during that month.

     

    What should happen? We should be winning all 3 of them. It’s not unreasonable of me to expect that given the squad we have and the amount of money we invested in the side during the Summer. What do I suspect will happen? We’ll lose at Brentford, pick up a point at home to Southampton and then lose to Wolves.

    Sorry pal but it's already been decided. It was decided after the Watford defeat.

    The only thing we have left to fight for is not being the worst Premier League team ever.

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    The structure is fine and should be applauded. The manager is out of his depth and should have been sacked weeks ago. That's it. 

    Our structure has yielded amazing achievements in recent years, achievements that almost any team outside the Premier League would give their right arm for.

    Be careful what you wish for. 

  10. Posted · Edited by Wardogz

    2 hours ago, Commonsense said:

    Evidence?? 2 of the main signings from Werder Bremen who got relegated. In what way is Sergeant an upgrade on Hugill?

     I think this team is good enough to survive - though nobody can say for sure as most of our better players aren't being played.  Tzolis, Rashica, Gilmour, Cantwell, Williams - even the likes of Dowell, I think there's a combination that keeps us up, but Farke is not the man to figure it out. Games like Arsenal, Leicester, Watford, Burnley and Brighton were winnable - it's not a great league outside for the top half. 

    I agree Sargent is hopeless. 

     

  12. Posted · Edited by Wardogz

    7 hours ago, alex_ncfc said:

    Absolutely amazed that there are Norwich supporters taking issue with what he has said when he is absolutely spot on. We do have far too many fans who "just accept it". 

    But then I suppose the truth hurts doesn't it! 

    A few things:

    • We're not happy. We're not just "accepting" the situation - as the boos after Watford showed and will again if we lose to Leeds - ignorant
    • We did have a go  - ,most NCFC fans agreed it was a good summer window, getting excited by signings like Norman, Tzolis and Gilmour - but Farke isn't playing many of the signings - lazy
    • He knew from the first game we'd go down? - "pundit predicts a newly promoted team will go down" - stunning and brave

    Can't wait to see Garth's next pearls of wisdom. Poundland punditry. 

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    15 hours ago, Hank shoots Skyler said:

    ———————————-Krul—————————-—

    —Aarons—Omobamidele—Kabak—Giannoulis—

    ——————Normann————Lees-Melou————

    —-Sargent————Cantwell—————Tzolis———

    ———————————-Pukki———————————

    Attack is the best form of defence 👍

    Absof****inglutely. Strike hard, strike first, no mercy

  14. Posted

    Just now, BigFish said:

    That's not a dream, it is a nightmare. Haven't we proved that 4231 doesn't work for us at this level yet?

    We look even worse not playing it. We look like fish out of water under the current setup. All our recent success has come through that formation 4231. At least in a 4231 we look like a team that's actually played football together. We've not even given it a chance this season.  

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    8 hours ago, BarclayWazza said:

    https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/59031790

    Mason Mount: It was good to see Mount back in a Chelsea shirt and among the goals again. However, this wasn't about Mount but Norwich. Six league defeats and two draws out of eight games and Daniel Farke is still there? I said as early as the first game of the season that Norwich were down and it is as much the owners' fault as the manager.

    Norwich have made no attempt to avoid what is painfully obvious to me. They are happy to enjoy their time with the Premier League but not prepared to make the investment to at least try to stay there. It's shameful.

    It really isn't good enough but what I don't understand is why do Norwich fans seem to accept it? That's the most disappointing thing.

    Baffles me as well fella.

     

    Mainstream media pundits have zero knowledge of teams outside the top 6, it's painfully obvious. Fan media long ago replaced them.

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