Chelmsford Canary

Man Utd won''t be sacking Moyes anytime soon, be around the 1-2 mark for me.

I can''t work out why we haven''t tried him on the left wing, he''d be far more effective whipping them in early without having to change feet.

Seems to be a name largely forgotten of late. I''d love to see him start against Stoke in the hole instead of Elmander. I''m convinced he''s one of our best players and still has a part to play for this club. what do you guys think?

Tettey for me also. Just doesn''t seem to have the balance or composure for a premier league midfielder. He is a presence though, and has put in some decent performances.

I can see us beating Stoke, I really can. The players have something to prove, Stoke will be expecting a comfortable win. Its a massive game for us with the upcoming fixtures and when we''ve really needed it in this league, the players have generally come through.

[quote user="BroadstairsR"]Ex-Norwich loanee signs for 1p5wich. I thought he was virtually at the end when we had him. Tried hard, but ultimately failed Admittedly he had been brought on-board to coach youngsters and it is not an out-out-signing as such, but to even need to contemplate such a player turning out now is true desperation. They haven''t even got the money to get a creditable back-up even for their current mis-firing forward line. How sad.[/quote]   He played for Ipswich before we loaned him

I thought the headline was suppose to be ironic, shockingly it isn''t.

I firmly believe Pardew would get us relegated.

[quote user="crabbycanary"] I will rehash something I have said before, but a current member of our Board has said that Pardew is an ''odious man''. I would rather keep this Board member than have Pardew [/quote] I met Alan Pardew at a BBQ a few years ago, he was well mannered and polite. Its very possible that this changes quickly if you get on the wrong side of him i will add.

Why would ST holders need to buy a ticket to the first home game? sorry if i''m missing something i''m just a little confused. also, its not going to be written application like this first home game last season is it? Cheers.

[quote user="ncfcstar"][quote user="Jimmy Smith"]I see WBA have decided against signing him. Given we need numbers, and he would be free, would he be able to fill in at no. 4 striker option provided we get a quality striker in like Hooper or N''Doye too?[/quote] No thanks, scoring record is abysmal.  We may as well have kept Jackson if we end up signing him. [/quote]   Is he an out and out striker though? I always thought of him as a wide player.

its gonna be Nash, Sky have just put the story up - http://www1.skysports.com/football/news/12691/8805661/Transfer-news-Norwich-line-up-move-for-former-Stoke-keeper-Carlo-Nash

Such a technically gifted player, and showing no sign of age catching up with him yet. I can''t believe people are so willing to let him go, he has another good season in him at least.

Andros Townsend bet on games that he had no internal knowledge of, the FA stricitly prohibits domestic professionals betting on any football games in the UK. Do you think think footballers want to lose all their money? Its an addiction that''s growing in this country. Its an illness.

[quote user="ROBFLECK"]If I was shopping in Wigan...Maloney no doubt![/quote]   completely agree, infact he''d be my number 1 target.

[quote user="morty"]Are you people THAT stupid that you don''t understand the obvious psychology of this?[/quote] Ahhh the old reverse psychology, genius. How comes you''re so smart and we''re not?

I''m not sure what hughton hopes to achieve with these comments, but I''m a little fed up with it. As a person i respect Chris hughton, as a manager my confidence is waning. First time I''ve said anything negative about the guy this season

[quote user="The ghost of Michael Theoklitos"][quote user="Vanwink"]After watching the Wigan game last night I am now strongly of the opinion that we will stay up. I have been predicting relegation for a few months now and could see no conceivable way that our football would keep us in the Prem, however I can see Wigan getting no more than 1 point from their remaining games and hence we will stay up even if we lose our remaining ones. If this scenario plays out I would still have no hesitation in calling for Hughtons head, we must act to get in someone like Martinez who could change our style to make us an attractive and special team, passing entertaining football could return to CR and given the resources we will have I believe we cold establish ourselves in the Prem.[/quote] Is this the u-turn of a Wizard I see before me?? [;)] [/quote] Are people allowed to change their minds or is it one opinion for life? i''ve changed my mind after lasts night result for Wigan, as I imagine lot of people have.

Its Maloney that scares me, real touch of quality.

[quote user="crabbycanary"]Ron, I read it as him taking the rip out of him[/quote]   Ron didn''t find that so obvious

you''ve missed Wigan off Swansea''s remaining fixtures.

[quote user="Dpj Canary"] [quote user="TheRock"]Why does Colin suddenly love us? [:|] I''m starting to like him! [/quote]   I''ve always liked him.[Y] [/quote] why are we calling him Colin?

that thread is brilliant, from the below quote onwards it becomes hilarious "If you already have the season ticket seat, why did you need to contact the club for permission to sit there?"

hard fought 1-0 or 2-1 for me. I expect a win though.

Millwall fans have warned Millwall fans that there will be trouble if they see any Millwall fans at tonight’s game against Watford.   Trouble flared in Millwall’s FA Cup semi-final defeat by Wigan on Saturday after Millwall fans infiltrated the Millwall end, leading to battles between the one set of supporters.   Police fear that the animosity Millwall fans have for Millwall fans could spark a repea...t of Saturday’s violence.   “We would urge Millwall fans to avoid any areas that Millwall fans may congregate,” said a police spokesperson.   “We will do all we can to keep Millwall fans and Millwall fans apart, but we can’t rule out the added complication of Millwall fans turning up.”   Millwall warning Millwall hooligan Mark McKenzie was amongst a number of troublemakers who have been issuing themselves with warnings ahead of this evening’s Championship fixture against Watford.   In a text message to himself, he said: “If I go to the game tonight then I’m telling me now it’s going to kick off.”   Mr McKenzie then ran down several alleyways before leaving a message on his voicemail in which he sang: “I’m going to kick my own fucking head in.”   Season ticket holder John Reeves was also keen to issue himself with threats of violence and to warn that he would almost certainly be travelling home in an ambulance.   Staring at his reflection in a shop window and making throat-cutting gestures, he chanted: “I don’t like me, I don’t care.”   “Come on then! Come on!   “Chaaaarrrrrrge!   “Ow!