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Morty, either you''re one hell of a troll or you desperately need to get your head out of your backside. I''m inclined to think it''s the latter.

"Now, what has happened, in this case, is you have come barrelling in thinking "Yeah, I bet morty is sticking up for Alex Neil" without even bothering to read anything I have posted on the subject. That sound about right stan?" lol I asked you a simple question Morty... You''re the one that came a "barrelling" in with your usual bo**ocks. How''s the view from that intelligent, well formed, and accurate high horse?

This could explain why recently married sex mad Kyle Lafferty runs around like a bull in a china shop every time he crosses the white line. We''re not missing leadership we''re missing sex drive. We''ve got too many 30 second Johns in the squad.

From what I have read you''ve been bluntly criticising almost every single poster. I was just wondering, in your eyes, when are people allowed to complain?

Morty... I''m intrigued to know how bad is bad in your opinion? What would it take for your unwavering support of everything NCFC to suddenly change?

We need a fresh face, someone that our players actually believe in. Neil seems tactically inept, his record in the transfer market is horrendous and he seems to have destroyed what little team spirit we had. He failed to rectify our lack of leadership in the summer. We''ve got the Murphys stalling on new contracts. A number of first team players were/are desperate to depart. The treatment of Lafferty is almost laughable. Using Alex Pritchard to have a dig at fans was embarrassing. He''s even had Delia visiting the dressing room after a heavy defeat for f**k sake.

Excellent post. Deserved another thread.

They''ll probably be dotting the i''s and crossing the t''s on Neil''s 10 year contract

Ever the optimist Morty

His "multi-club career" holding a clue Crimson? He played 83 games for Burnley before Rangers decided to splash £3.5 million on him. He went on to play 104 games before deciding to end his own contract at the same time as Whittaker, Naismith and many others. He then spent fairly unsuccessful a year at FC Sion before signing for Palermo where he scored 11 goals in 34 appearances. We then signed him for a substantial fee. At 29 years old he''s had 5 permanent clubs including us. Grant Holt was more of a journeyman than Lafferty.

Just seen Carl Cort in Asda

Too busy plarrn with them ol droons Neyul

A manager believes in his own abilities. Worrying times.

When did you decide the Pinkun was an embarrassment.. Just now or years ago?

After the disastrous Roeder/Gunn season I opted to let the club keep my season ticket rebate. Fast forward to 2016 and I couldn''t opt out of the "academy donation" quick enough... I would guess I''m not only one. Something changed for me anyway.

I agree with Donkey, we''re just customers and in the multi million pound business that football has become we should probably expect to be treated as such, as you said. Going back to my original post.. perhaps the money involved in football is the reason behind fans self entitlement or arrogance regarding winning? I''m not really sure myself but it''s certainly a mentality that has spread across football as a whole. The atmosphere at most grounds around the country is shocking 99% of the time. ''You only sing when you''re winning'' has never been more true.

I was just offering my views on the OP, the sense of entitlement football fans seem to have these days and how money is ruining the game. I can''t remember saying I contact the club regarding cold sausage rolls?

Who? By every single person that Norwich employs to run NCFC as a business Nigel. When they decided to increase county halls car parking to £8 this season, were they thinking of us fans? or were they trying to take advantage of their customers?

You might not feel it Nigel but I can guarantee the club view you as a customer.

It''s not just Norwich fans, it''s an general attitude that''s spread right across football. Long gone are the days when football was "just a game". It has become a multi-million pound business which has left fans being treated as customers rather than supporters. You pay mega money to watch your team play, you get ripped off to park your car, and you get completely fleeced to have a beer. All this to watch a bunch players earning money that most of us could only dream of. IMO as "customers" people now expect, rather than hope to see a good performance. But are we in the wrong for expecting a performance/commitment from players earning thousands of pounds? After all we''re having to pay thousands of pounds to watch them perform....

Pritchard

Oliviera, Pritchard, Canos, Naismith, Klose, Pinto, Jarvis, Mulumbu, Brady, Andreu, Dorrans, McGovern, Maddison, Kean, Jones. This is around 50 million of "talent" Neil has bought in. If he doesn''t believe in his own signings we''ve got issues.

So Pritchard and Wes can''t possibly play on the same pitch, yet a tired Jacob Murphy and Wes is fine? I fail to see how an underperforming/uninterested Brady is a better option than a Pritchard.

Have to say Eadie was embarrassing... Contradicted himself over and over.

Don''t panic, i''m sure Mulumbu will be fighting fit in a few months.