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Young team who have never seen the Premier League. Anfield and the European Champions. Huge, loud crowd, most of the soccer world watching equals - major nerves which are surely understandable and four goals (only three of which were true quality. But then a second half where footholds were secured, heads cleared, and nerves somewhat controlled. Well beaten, yes, but I've seen enough to know Norwich will get their share of the points this season. Looking forward to an opening game against the best of the Premier League in 2020.

Pukki to the number 10 spot and Rhodes to lead the line?

Exactly when did we transition from a game of football where you happily played your best eleven, to a weekly clash of managerial would be cerebral giants who feel obligated to endlessly strategise the entire ninety minutes as though it were an immensely complicated chess game ending up at a place where it is doubtful even the ball boys and girls know what is expected of them. Where''s Dave Stringer when you need him.

[quote user="City1st"]Not since the cook made off with all the money.[/quote]

Huzzah!

Speaking of "offering nothing positive", your comments would appear to do just that, as well as being completely unnecessary.

Delightful.

[quote user="im spartacus"]I''m sure lowestoft town will give him a game when he gets better! Another pointless signing .[/quote]

Delightful.

I remember bicycling to school with my friends arguing the relative merits of Tommy Bryceland and Jimmy Hill. He was a wizard. Ahh, to have those times again.

[quote user="CDMullins"]Person breaking the law gets rewarded with a World Cup medal, yeah really heart warming[/quote]

Wow!

Calm, experienced pro with skills. A very valuable asset in some capacity this season.[quote user="Monty13"]No way O''Neil isn''t in Alex Neil''s plans, we could have released him, instead we gave him a new contract.

He''s also looked decent in pre-season and a very capable back up. After years of being returned to the Championship by promoted teams he is probably happy to sit on the bench and do his bit when he gets the chance.

Seems a great pro to me, and a good experienced head to have about.[/quote]

Removing the bait gently, now bending the hook straight....there that''s better. Now what were you saying young Master Brown? Right, nothing at all. ...Tedious.[quote user="morty"]Hook----->baited.[/quote]

My first memory of Norwich City and Carrow road is standing under the old clock on a drizzly day with my father and my uncles. The first sound I remember was not cheering, singing or general encouragement but the droning bray of moaning from a few superb practitioners of the art standing behind us. Even as a very small boy I realized that moaning was and still remains as essential a part of supporting a football team as roaring encouragement and positivity. Wouldn''t it be lovely to see those folks out there on the pitch, taking practice, negotiating transfers and general business or standing on the touchline issuing instructions on match days. Alex Neil must smile in wonder because......well it does make you giggle doesn''t it?[:D]

Wow!

Oh dear. Not the "real men burp, scratch and curse" argument. Perhaps he has a little class about him as a person. [quote user="alartz"]Bulls**t!!!

A real striker would have told snodgrass where to go as the official pen taker that RvW apparently was.

RvW is useless and a limp wrist. Sooner he goes the better. Bad apple in the bunch[/quote]

"Co-incidence or strategy?"

Appears to be a question, not a statement of fact. Also appears to be a pretty accurate account of what happened when. Karma, fate? Things occurred in the order the OP states and led to where we are today.........not much to take issue with there I wouldn''t have thought.