Dave

I would wait for a Phoenix club to be formed Afc Norwich city Norwich Canaries Or something like that

And 14 games to go

Do you applaud him for what he did for the club and think it wasn''t totally his fault when he walked from us both as player and manager Or do you boo the fact he walked and then tried to sign our players on the cheap flaming they were not worth any more despite what he said when he was manager?

Back then the club were kind of desperate and although Ashton was a good signing he was still signed in a panic. This time round we could have got away without signing anyone lambert took his tine and has brought not just for now but for years to come

In a squad of 30+ players and staff there are bound to be some differences and personality clashes. Its the same as working in an office with that many people you won''t get on with everyone. Just because players have a row dOes not mean that they will leave. Teddy sheringham and Andy cole hated each other and still formed a great forward line for Man u

I think that 3 potential ones are currently with us McNally, lambert and holt I''m not keen on the clubs suggestion of Ashton

Anyone going?

And I think we will be safe OTBC

I don''t care if we concede 5 in every game from now on as long as we score 6 in enough to stay up

[quote user="Robert N. LiM"]I don''t think we''re safe either. But what we have achieved in the first half of the season is quite superb, and deserves to be celebrated over Christmas without worrying about 2012. The thing that does it for me is that we have only lost six games, four of them to Man U, Man C, Arsenal and Chelsea. That more than anything says that we are at home in this league.[/quote] Nobody is safe until the team in 17th can''t catch them. We just need to keep grinding out the points Looking at previous years we need another 18 points to be safe, 6 wins in a row anyone ;-) Why does this board keep deleting what I type?

[quote user="Robert N. LiM"]I don''t think we''re safe either. But what we have achieved in the first half of the season is quite superb, and deserves to be celebrated over Christmas without worrying about 2012. The thing that does it for me is that we have only lost six games, four of them to Man U, Man C, Arsenal and Chelsea. That more than anything says that we are at home in this league.[/quote]

[quote user="Dave"][quote user="yoda"]Peterborough Colchester Shrewsbury Stevenage Brighton Huddersfield Millwall Just some of the clubs our players were at only a few months ago . It''s hard enough for established clubs like Villa and Everton to keep clean sheets so maybe we should just be happy with where were at ?[/quote][/quote]

[quote user="yoda"]Peterborough Colchester Shrewsbury Stevenage Brighton Huddersfield Millwall Just some of the clubs our players were at only a few months ago . It''s hard enough for established clubs like Villa and Everton to keep clean sheets so maybe we should just be happy with where were at ?[/quote]

[quote user="Robert N. LiM"]I don''t think we''re safe either. But what we have achieved in the first half of the season is quite superb, and deserves to be celebrated over Christmas without worrying about 2012. The thing that does it for me is that we have only lost six games, four of them to Man U, Man C, Arsenal and Chelsea. That more than anything says that we are at home in this league.[/quote]

PL W D L F A GD PT PPG GFPG GAPG 2004 15 1 9 5 14 25 -12 12 0.8 0.93 1.67 2011 13 4 4 5 19 21 -2 16 1.23 1.46 1.62 4 more points with 2 less games played Lets hope we keep this up were on for 46-47 points at the moment that will put us close to mid table going on other prem seasons i would settle for that.

As I''ve said before, love them or hate them Mk Dons got it right. A hotel built into a stand with some rooms doubling up as boxes. Had the club gone down that route we could have had a stand part funded, extra seats and extra corporate revenue, even if the gate receipts on that stand were shared with the hotel we would have still got more than the 0 we get now

And smith too

Respect works 2 ways. On an ordinary day I would not boo Bellamy as he was sold to balance the books he did not ask to go and afterwards he said he wished he never joined coventry.Should the likes of clingan and croft ever play us again then thats a whole different story. But to be not booed you show some respect to the fans who once adored you, although his goal celebration wasnt OTT it was still more than it needed to be.

Lowest ever number of prem points passed next target enough for survival , then who knows!!!

So these jokers claim http://www.footballtransfers.co.uk/club/norwich-city/574/

Will people stop going on about glory hunters The attendance at CR has been increasing year on year even through the bad times. Just because someone does not hold a ST does not make them a glory hunter, many people cant get to a match due to work commitments, family commitments or just cant afford it. We can hardly be a glory team the last major trophy the club won was in 1985

Like them or hate them, Mk dons did it right they incorporated a hotel into a stand and the pitch side rooms double up as corporate boxes on match days, if only the club had thought of this they could have had a stand built and shared the revenue, maybe it''s not too late to do something in the future. The barclay will never become a kop due to the corporate box revenue. City stand is the obvious choice and they can probably build it a lot bigger than planned in the past as the could actually build over carrow road, which is no longer a main road, they could have carrow road run as a tunnel under the stand like old Trafford. If the city stand is extended however thought needs to go into working on the end roofs and try and remove the pillars. If a tier can be added to the jarrold it won''t be huge due to the height the stand already is. Totally knocking a stand down is a risk as the capacity is considerably reduced during this period. 35k is feasible our away allocation would expand to 3500, leaving 32.5k the east Anglian population is ever expanding and so are our attendances, if we have demand for seats and cant supply which we do at the moment then we are losing money

I''ve heard the possibility of removing and rebuilding the barclay and n&p roofs to remove the pillars and while they are at it adding a few rows of seats

In the 70''s through to the 90''s England was spoilt for choice with keepers so much so some decent keepers never featured in the squad or only ever got a couple of caps. These days its difficult to find a keeper whos English in a top team and even if you do they are not always 1st Choice Regualar keepers in the past Peter Shilton Ray Clemence Chris Woods David Seaman Keepers without caps or played occasionally included Gary Bailey Joe Corrigan Bob Bolder Nigel Spink Dave Beasant Nigel Martyn Tim Flowers Tony Coton Kevin Pressman Shaka Hislop If any of those were playing today they would be quad reglars for sure as England keeper numbers are so small

The 3 clubs I hate in order are 1. Ipswich town 2. Ipswich town reserves 3. Ipswich town youth