Wardogz

Stopped listening to 606 ages ago, Savage is not a thinking man, all of his opinions are superficial, he makes sensationalist points to get attention, there's never any depth to any of his arguments, and whenever he's called out or challenged, he resorts to childish insults and deflection. He's just like Piers Morgan. People like Savage are why football podcasts, live streams and fan channels are growing.

I think they'll be okay, but I can understand they're a little nervous, it's not that far-fetched that they could lose to us & Brentford and drop points against Swansea. That said, I don't think the others will win all their games, so Watford are just about there.

Skipp winning POTS would be the only award Spurs have had in many generations.

Buendia, Skipp then Pukki.

Amazing the difference a goal makes one way or the other, had Derby equalised, it would only be one win in four for us

Saw the topic title, immediately thought of Mario Vrancic.

So that's the automatics sorted, those goals from Sarr were top class last night. The Watford game at Carrow Road is something to look forward to, two teams in great form.

The disgusting racism has been covered well by legends like Henry and Ian Wright, there's no excuse for it ever. But I also wanted to add something about the impact social media hate has on young players like Cantwell. He gets a lot of abuse on social media and it's an absolute disgrace. He's a young lad who's worked hard, improved his abilities hugely and been instrumental in our success. This season is particularly tough for young lads like Todd who have grown up in the social media era. They don't know any different and in empty stadiums, the only fan reaction they see is on social media, they're missing out on the adulation they'd normally get in the stadium, the adulation they deserve. So who can blame Todd if he occasionally lashes out at pathetic online cowardly trolls. I hope the lads get a huge parade in front of the fans in the City, they've given us something to smile about in lockdown.

Twitter is a cesspit - it gives validation to people who aren't worthy of a platform, you can tweet fake news, abuse and hateful content and get thousands of clicks. Before its existence, the lonely losers that use the platform to abuse people could only shout at the TV in their parents spare bedroom. If I were a coach, i'd tell my players to delete it, never use Twitter again, the negatives far outweigh any benefits.

There's no way I'd swap Maddison for Emi right now. In my time of watching Norwich, 1992 onwards, I don't think we've had a more technically gifted player.

This was an appropriate application of a legendary quote, probably the best I've seen

You make a good point, but I think the chasing pack has run out of steam, I think the threshold will be lower this year. If it does end up being enough, then it'll be 4 in 8 seasons, a 50% chance, not so unlikely. Promotion after Bournemouth seems very likely though.

I don't think we need another point to secure at least 2nd, a win tonight would seal it for sure though.

2-1 to City but I'm worried about the defence

Let's just pray Hanley stays fit or we're totally screwed

Hanley, now Scotland's best striker.

This is a good point actually, Watford too. This isn't just a problem for us.

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Their logic is so flawed too, they're only perceived as a big top 6 club due to the existence of so called small "tin pot" clubs. Get rid of all of us, then suddenly their big club status has to be re-evaluated, they need us to prop up their fragile little egos. I almost wish the euro super league would happen, just so we can see some of the so called big clubs languishing at the bottom of it.

Most fans in English football would cut off their right arm to have enjoyed a past decade like ours. Our reputation amongst bitter Twitter warriors is nothing more than amusing to me.

I'm very worried for the deluded people that liked his post. Living in la la land.

Just shows that heart and passion are more important than deep pockets alone. Yes it would be nice if Delia's could sell a few more cook books but I trust her, she'd never sell the club down the river or do anything to intentionally harm it. Money can't buy that.

I agree, I think Brentford are out of the running for our promotion spot, I'm also not convinced by Swansea, their defeat to Bournemouth had been a long-time coming. Barring a meteorite destroying the city, it's hard to see us not winning at least 3 more games.

Realistically, 3 more wins should seal promotion?

I don't feel confident about this one, for some reason, 9 wins in a row just seems mental..., but it's hard to see us not scoring. 1-2 victory - a cagey affair.