QHcanary

WHAT DID HE SAY???!!! I haven''t got a radio!

"Improvement yes. But less entertaining" Awwwww, do you feel entitled?

What''s he saying?

[quote user="I am a Banana"]Improved position, gone backwards in most other ways.[/quote] Do one, you bellend. League position is the most important measure by far for clubs like ours. We''ve improved. Get your head out of your @rse.

So Chris Hughton has done better than Paul Lambert did last season. Whodda thunk it?!

Unbelievable. I hope all those who said Howson wasn''t up to it earlier this season are flagellating themselves right now. He''s been superb for the last month.

[quote user="jcutt35"]Are referees'' paid based on their performance? If not maybe they should! 2 clear cut penalties!!![/quote] Diabolical, isn''t it? The first you can just about forgive. The 2nd is as blatant as they come, and for Milner not to be booked at least for that lunge is just inept.

"Again we''re showing what we can do when we''re allowed to attack" I know full well what you mean by that comment, but you''ve unwittingly hit the nail on the head. We''re being allowed to attack...not by Chris Hughton, but by a lacklustre Man City side. Please let go the fallacy of us never attacking under Hughton. It''s getting old, and makes you look stupid.

Because Man City''s final league position is already set in stone. We can finish top half if results go our way. Of course, that relies on the professionalism of our players to go out and play to win, and want as high a league position as possible. If their bonuses have been paid on survival, rather than final league position then it''s easy to see how they might not be that bothered.

Jackson + control = does not compute.

"I am not using this as an anti-Holt argument, but it would have been hard to look anything but impressive against WBA! That was the single most abject performance I have seen from an away team in the top flight (so including the old First Division) at Carrow Road. Quite the worst." Oh god, don''t get me wrong here, I agree completely. I commented during the game that it was one of (if not THE) worst performance I''d ever seen from a visiting team at Carrow Rd. It was a lesson in ineptitude. That doesn''t change the fact that Holt''s performance was far better than we''d seen in previous weeks. The attitude, work rate and standard of football was far higher.

" He doesn''t show that attitude on the pitch either, he gives 100% all the time." Oh come on! The Grant Holt we saw against WBA was the one I''d love to see every week. He was an absolute terror, and he seemed to have regained the footballing brain he always seemed to have. In the weeks leading up to that game he was a shadow of that player. Especially when he didn''t start and came on as a sub. He was half hearted and didn''t look all that bothered. Just look at Villa''s winner. The ball was there to be won in the centre circle. Instead of his usual full blooded effort, he wafted a leg out and they took the ball and scored. His first touch and general standard of football has been questionable by his previous standards at times this season. If we see the Holt from the WBA game next season then I''m more than happy to see him play a big part next season, but we can''t afford to have passengers, and I''m sorry to say that''s what he''s seemed to be at times this season.

[quote user="paul moy"]Well, if you remember the way Blackpool played the last time they were in the Prem a few years ago under Holloway, Holt would have easily scored 20 goals IMO. I think it would be very dangerous indeed to sell a player of Holt''s experience and calibre to a man such as Holloway that can really get the best out of players. [/quote] Jesus wept. How did that work out for Blackpool?

"Not fit enough. Simple." It''s not that he lacks fitness. More that he lacks pace, which means he spends large portions of the game sprinting full pelt. It''s not that surprising he''s spent by 80 minutes every game, but it''s just something that I think we''ll have to accept. He''s not going to become linford Christie overnight.

"Foreign loans don''t count as loans, they count as temporary transfers, and therefore they could loan 100 from Udinese and still be well within the rules." Doesn''t make it right.

Palace. The way Watford have gotten where they are is disgusting IMO.

"Rangers in Scotland....putting them in the 3rd divison has probably done more harm to Scottish football than to Rangers....but would the Premier League have the balls to do the samething to say Man City, Chelsea etc etc? I still cannot believe they can so this!!" The difference being that the Scottish FA didn''t really demote "Rangers". Absolutely disgusting behaviour from the FA here. It really is the equivalent of just kicking Everton out of the league.

[quote user="paul moy"][quote user="QHcanary"]What''s to stop the owners just moving the players on a free transfer? Can the league block something like that.[/quote]A transfer embargo is exactly what it says on the tin !! [/quote] I didn''t actually know it had been imposed until I started reading into it about 5 minutes ago.

What''s to stop the owners just moving the players on a free transfer? Can the league block something like that.

I''m not 100% on loan rules for the premier league. Where wil Watford stand next season if they get promoted, given that most of their team don''t belong to them. Can anyone enlighten me on the rules for loans?

You were bullied as a child, weren''t you?

[quote user="Tarquin"]Tool who was at the game. Were you? I rest my case ...[/quote] I''m a season ticket holder, you insufferable pillock.

The players who all ran across to the bench after the 3rd goal clearly all hate him.

"Absolute rubbish! Us fans in the ground did NOTHING. The players decided, as a man, to do it for the plastics. They may never go to games, and give no financial or emotional support whatsoever bit they are the HEROES. This is their day. Armchair fans, Norwich City owe you a HUGE debt of gratitude" God you''re a tool.

Absolutely immense for the last 2 games. Dominated Lukaku today, and Benteke last week.