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Delia's on the Sauce What a great team to support We've got Duffy Borja Jonny Rowe Josh Sargent can't stop scoring goals... 🤣🤷‍♂️ Time for a remake of an old classic

That atmosphere led to bemusement among the first-team squad and soured the mood on a night that saw Norwich return to the play-off positions for the first time since September Do you not think this says a lot though? The squad are bemused that fans are unhappy with things currently yet the 24hrs between the end of Tuesdays games and Wednesdays games were the 1st time we have been in the play-offs in close to 5 months...

On loan 22-23 he scored 22 in 48 in the Eredivisie, so a goal every 2.1 games

The problem with this is, some people may not participate if for example we are playing well and conversely if we're to concede it can easily be construed as a protest purely against Wagner. Doesn't even have to be 20 mins (although clearly aimed at the 20% comment) even 10 minutes would be enough to get the point across. >No OTBC before the game >Pictures of swathes of empty seats in the press from kick off And you'll have to forgive me its been a while since I went anywhere else in the ground but in the Barclay you would be able to enter as normal and watch the first 10 minutes albeit on the TV in the bar area.

I think the bigger statement would be to stay in the bar areas for the first 20 minutes at home to West Brom. This would make a clear and evident statement of A) how many are disaffected by the current situation & B) would be a clear visualisation of potential non renewals.

Don't subscribe to the cost implications. We could easily sack Wagner and Buhler, move Hughes back to loan manager role and keep Pelach as coach or even give him a run as caretaker.

No but it is his fault when he then doesn't apply the rules, and I'm pretty sure (willing to be proved wrong) the foul he waved play on from so saw was a yellow and the fact a player asks (I've still seen no evidence of this btw) for a yellow doesn't negate the WBA player getting one for the foul? But I mean you have to feel sorry for the refs it a tough gig knowing when to apply the rules and when not to

Everyone from shareholders to employees to the public should be able to understand what good corporate governance is. It helps businesses restore confidence. Given that nobody is actually able to answer how the club is actually governed (We have no chairman, no chief executive or managing director). I'd say it was a wholly legitimate question to answer and the fact a majority shareholder is unable to answer is worrying.

Dan Barlaser, Jake Cooper, Ryan Manning & Axel Tuanzebe are the types of player we should be looking at available on a free and should all come with the hunger to get promoted. Cooper and barlaser especially would bring some of the leadership sorely needed as well. Loans wise Nigel Lonwijk and Charlie Patino would be good moves to strengthen the side.

Time to go back to 4-2-3-1 Sargent and Rashica gives us pace on the break Normann and Gilmour give us creativity but also more solidity than a Cantwell or Tzolis Sorenson can easily slot in anywhere across the back four and gives us someone who will be happy to sit. Andy O more pace and better defensively than Kabakof

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Whilst it's fantastic the club has come up with a well thought through plan to get people back into the stadium. Have to say the clear intentions from this line have disappointed me. "Bag searches will be in place when accessing the stadium. There is no change to the prohibited items which includes food and drink"

Most MPs especially those in the cabinet are also multimillionaires and just like footballers could afford a paycut. For the record I don't believe either should have to. I also think just like many have said footballers just like many other celebrities are just easy targets.