The Great Mass Debater

Thanks for all the top advice

Posted in the football section as I dont think anyone reads the non-football section (thanks to Herman and CanaryDan23 for previous responses). Sorry, but local knowledge required After not having had a holiday for about 6 years, my wife surprised me today by saying she would consider a short Butlins/Haven type holiday for around 4 days. Her sister is on one of these £9 Sun holidays at the moment, and so this changed her mind. She surprised me even further by suggesting Norfolk, as I am always saying what a lovely part of the country it is. Truth is, as an adult I have only ever been to Norfolk twice, though I lived for a year in Lincolnshire and thought there were some similarities, based on my brief experiences of Norfolk. When I was a kid, I got taken on boating holidays on the Norfolk broads on a number of occasions. I have only happy memories of that, and to be honest, those holidays are probably why I support Norwich City. Our main barrier to going on holiday has been kids. I have 4 young children (7, 6, 5 and 18 months). We tried going on holiday when we had just the one, to Mallorca, and it wasnt much fun, there wasnt much we could do and at times we fell out. Going abroad seems costly and unnecessary, as our passports have expired, so we'd have to get 6 of those before we even considered flights and hotels. My kids are very boistrous and can get fed up easily, but I think they'd like somewhere you could walk along a sandy beach, perhaps paddle in the sea, maybe rock pools. They would love penny amusments or any where with some rides. I love the Norfolk broads, but I dont know if this is something you can really do if you're not in a boat. Any recommendations for holiday parks (or warnings) or places to go/things to do in general?

'Scrapheap' Becchio aside, all those players advanced their careers joining us

"Byram will wear the number 3 shirt"

Long shot but I dont suppose anyone has some Micro Machines that used to belong to their kids they would be willing to sell? Ebay and Etsy only have collectors prices. Im not after collectors items, just want them for my kids

Transfer fees are beyond my comprehension these days

Waffle very much appreciated!

It really does make you wonder what each of our players is worth. I know a player is only worth what someone else will pay for him, but I have no idea these days how to value our players. Im glad we are not entertaining spunking this kind of money on players. Fulham showed doing this is no guarantee of success

Are Villa really going to pay £26.5m for Mings?

Im pleased with our approach actually. A team is greater than the sum of it's parts, and keeping the team together, keeping the spirit, showing faith and showing the players they are valued is a refreshing approach and doesnt reflect 'little Norwich for me' The last thing we need is another Van Wolfswinkel. We have a core of players who have adapted to the English game and know how to play together, with some new blood in essential positions, which is always needed. They are demonstrating the route to the first team through the academy, what greater incentive for lads like Idah? Im 100% behind this approach. I think to spaff £8m on a Van Wolfswinkel or a Naismith, or to panic and bring in a Wildschutt, or heaven forbid a Watkins or an Oliveira with the wrong attitude could be detrimental. If we signed someone on big wages that could also drive resentment in what is, at present, a tight well-knit team. No, show the faith. Lambo's swashbucklers never let us down

Bizarrely I came across this video whilst trying to find a video of that insane header Zimmermann did when the ball was on the floor. Wont be staying here!

After not having had a holiday for about 6 years, my wife surprised me today by saying she would consider a short Butlins/Haven type holiday for around 4 days. Her sister is on one of these £9 Sun holidays at the moment, and so this changed her mind. She surprised me even further by suggesting Norfolk, as I am always saying what a lovely part of the country it is. Truth is, as an adult I have only ever been to Norfolk twice, though I lived for a year in Lincolnshire and thought there were some similarities, based on my brief experiences of Norfolk. When I was a kid, I got taken on boating holidays on the Norfolk broads on a number of occasions. I have only happy memories of that, and to be honest, those holidays are probably why I support Norwich City. Our main barrier to going on holiday has been kids. I have 4 young children (7, 6, 5 and 18 months). We tried going on holiday when we had just the one, to Mallorca, and it wasnt much fun, there wasnt much we could do and at times we fell out. Going abroad seems costly and unnecessary, as our passports have expired, so we'd have to get 6 of those before we even considered flights and hotels. My kids are very boistrous and can get fed up easily, but I think they'd like somewhere you could walk along a sandy beach, perhaps paddle in the sea, maybe rock pools. They would love penny amusments or any where with some rides. I love the Norfolk broads, but I dont know if this is something you can really do if you're not in a boat. So does anyone have any recommendations for places/holidays in Norfolk?

"They dont need rehoming, they need hanging!"

I enjoyed your performance during Kylie

Shows how beauty is in the eye of the beholder, I think they look awful!