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most - beating Ips=== Least - preston , Coventry , Watford , Reading , Derby - non descript clubs with starnge fans - League 1 has better clubs

not being nasty , but I don;t think any loan player should ever get player of the year - nothing against Forster who I rate very highly and think has done well for us - just loan players generally

and they base this on all those other clubs that got points deductions in circumstances such as these , such as ? and ? oh no one ever has !!!!!

we will get a fine and a slap on the wrist , there has never been a points deduction for any Manager dispute ever , and they won;t start now - relax everyone

we will get a fine , no points deduction - if we do we can appeal on the basis that NO OTHER CLUB HAS EVER HAD POINTS DEDUCTED FOR THIS OFFENCE

[quote user="canary cherub "][quote user="Gaz Milno"]Surely the points deduction would carry on to next season like what happened at Southampton? [/quote] Yes I think that''s right. Pretty unlikely imo, although the argument that "it''s never happened before" doesn''t really stack up - there''s a first time for everything. [/quote] But if we were deducted points for an offence that virtually every other League club has been guilty of - Leeds with Grayson , steve Bruce at any club he has ever managed are two that leap out at me , do you think we will accept the punishment - of course not , they have had hearings for this offence loads of times in teh past and there has NEVER been a points deduction - we will get a fine at worst Not worried in the slightest about this , Did the binners get anything when they poached Burley from Col Who

I was always under the impression that if you clinched the title with home games remaining then you are presented with it at your next home game , Did the Toon get their trophy at Plmouth , I dont recall seeing it , they are obviously getting it tomorrow at their next home game We won;t get a points deduction , no other club ever has , so the appeal would be in before the news hit the press

i was 3 at a pre season friendly against Colchester and then when the goal post fell on Keelan at Wolves soon afterwards remember a couple of home games in the 74 / 5 promotion season - Cardiff - because I had Mumps and spilt my drink over the guy in front , and the Villa Last game in front of 36,000 - just remember the noise really of that one

easy answer - take the boy and let him enjoy it

Wolves Man City and Coventry are the Bogey sides I always think , Wasn;t aware fo our record at Charlton , but they may become fourth on the list - on the upside we always do well against Sunderland , West Brom and Watford

sorry not sure what you mean , if congrats are due I will give them , if not I will say what I think

adam smith , Greg Crane , Matt Nolan , Andrew Fisk , Joe Francis - that is 5 ex linnets who all played in the Conference North for the Linnets - My local team in Norwich , My local team by family connections is Kings Lynn - therefore I am pretty up on this subject , I find Lowestoft hard to like , but then I dislike Wroxham even more - perhaps it is just me , I like Yarmouth and Gorleston and Dereham

They will crash and burn long before then , they are too small for the league they were in this year , and got up on the back of signing Kings Lynns players , the ones whose over the top wages caused Lynn to Fold - give it time and Lowestoft will go as well , hope so

i would be seriously worried if he ever had - I hope Plymuff stay up , just for the abuse he would get

You would not be happy to move and I suspect there would not be one fan who would be Charlton are arrogant because they still believe they are Premier League standard , but NCFC fans are also arrogant to expect other clubs to provide whatever tickets they want , is this game more important than the Charlton game last year when I believe we were allocated a similar number of tickets and a beam back was organised - as it is this year - is it more important than Fulham away , where we were allocated 3,000 and had access to more because Fulham have no fans - is it more important than Colchester away where we were allocated one end and no more ( I know people had ways round it ) We should stop coming over hard done by , if we were in the champoionship away at say Blackpool or Scunthorpe how many tickets would we get , nowhere near enough to meet the demand ,

and why are we in Division 3 - because our performance on the field last year put us there - grow up - these are proper clubs - Bristol Rovers are a decent well supported club , who find themselves at the Memorial due to circumstances and the fact that there new ground has been hijacked by Bristol City and the World Cup bid - they are proper clubs , nothing timpot at all about any of them

Leeds could have sold 7,000 tickets for their game here , We could have sold this , they could have sold that , Charlton can do what they like when it is their home game of course they want to do what is best for their promotion chances , I cannot stand Charlton but can see exactly why they have done what they have. We have no right demanding they move season ticket holders - Orient are a smaller club and having already done the same when they played Leeds and Southampton , there was always a fair chance they would do it for us , Orient are a decent community club and therefore they understand their limits , Charlton think they should be in the Premier League still and act accordingly , they have a very high and mighty attitude but I cannot see anything that says they should move their season ticket holders for our benefit 0- the arrogance comes from the belief that because we can sell 7,000 tickets they should give us 7,000 tickets , because we are Norwich and we can sell them - you are starting to sound like a Leeds fan - no club has any divine right to an allocation of tickets for an away game - If Norwich said , sorry this club wants more than our 2,500 allocation so we are moving you out of the seat you paid for a year ago and selling it to an away fan - you would go mental and correctly so - a clubs first responsibiolity is to their own fans

It is a fair allocation in the same way that 650 tickets to Hartlepool is fair and I say again , why should they move their season ticket holders , they do not have to and I wouldn;t expect them too - if you didn;t get a ticket then you didn;t get one - unlucky

they had 6.500 renewals at their first deadline , I dislike charlton thanks to their delusions of grandeur and the way they try and draw support from Kent and do down Gillingham , however the attitude you have comes across as arrogant and I always took pride in the way NCFC and our fans were not like that , we were given an allocation that allocation has gone , get on with it , nothing gained by harping on arrogantly about moving season ticket holders etc

have only allocated 1,800 tickets - they should move all their season ticket holders out of one stand so we can have 4,000 tickets - we are Norwich so we need them - Bristol Rovers can work around us

so if we were playing in front of say 15,000 people and the league leaders were in town for a game which could clinch promtion or the title , we had 10,000 empty seats and the opposition wanted 7,000 tickets instead of the usual three - we could accommodate this easily within the ground , but we would have to move 2,000 fans away from the increased away support , as well as that we would need a greater police presence due to the concourse that now has a larger need for the away support and a greater chance of pitch encroachment from the celebrating visitors should they clinch anything how would you feel about that , I would say stuff them , we want our seats for our fans on our terms - get over it , you have not got a ticket because charlton and / or the Met police have decided our allocation and we have allocated them fairly and squarely as per our usual procedure Charlton are the home club , they can basically do what they like and it is tough - they didn;t give Millwall more than the one end of the Valley , so why should they do it for us

could this not be the police decision rather than the club itself , be interesting to see the policy for the Leeds game on 1st May , which in many ways is a bigger game - we have no divine right to go anywhere and expect to receive as many tickets as we want - other clubs have fans too and they should always take priority over away fans

can;t believe I got that team , without 1 wrong answer - think the formation may have been 4 3 3 though

[quote user="Lambo"]Absoloutly nothing against MK Dons as a club. I posted on an MK forum in the build up to the earlier fixture and found there fans to be welcoming and decent. I still drop by there and they''re nothing but complimentary towards us whenever we happen to be mentioned. Ince, however, is a douchebag and i''l gladly see us give him and his team a good thrashing!!![/quote] Nothing against MK Dons as a club ? ? what about 1 taking over another club 2 moving that club 70 miles 3 stealing a league place ( aldershot had to re start at the very bottom regional level ) 4 they are a franchise 5 which clubs have their fans been stolen from - I know Northampton and Bedford have been affected badly by their presence 6 Paul Ince 7 Pete " smily " winkleman You should , as a football fan , loathe MK Dons with all your might - if they can steal a league club and move it 70 miles then other towns can as well , What if Boston wanted a club in the League and they moved NCFC lock stock and barrel there and they became the Lincs Canaries - would you accept that ? becuase that is what these guys did and they need to be reminded at all possible opportunities of how wrong it is

he thinks he has !!!! But it is that smile