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He probably did see it, but refs are so reluctant to give those kind of penalties because more often than not they''re both fouling each other. But i agree it was a blatant penalty. You can''t help feel that if it had been down the other end he would''ve given it..

He''s brilliant when he''s in the mood, but i hugely doubt we could keep him. He''s a premiership quality player, and he knows he''s good enough to find another mid-table prem club

I didn''t realise that people who are 16 and under owned 20% of the club??? He was an under 17, and i''m pretty sure we don''t have teenagers directing the club!

Dear Mr Foulger, maybe when you decide to give your ticket in the Upper Barclay (Area EU, Row V, Seat 0133) to a Liverpool fan, you should probably tell them not to tweet a picture of the ticket bragging about being in the home end. So Micheal, customer number 1204470, be more considerate in the future. You never know when it''ll be found by a bunch of Norwich fans on twitter and reported to the club ;)

It''s simply because all the focus is on the stuff which happens on the pitch. If we were already safe, they probably would''ve already released it. They almost certainly know what the new kit is, they''ll just save it for the last week of the season (as most teams give their new kit a run-out on the last day).

Agree with the RVW part. He''s a much harder worker than Hooper and thats what we need against the likes of Liverpool. Disagree with the Bassong part. He''s been awful lately and Turner was solid on Saturday. I''d push Martin out to RB as we can''t afford attacking full backs like Whittaker, we''ll get torn open too easily. Yobo and Turner could be a good partnership.

Completely agree. Ask any QPR fan. They say this is the best season they''ve had in years; far better than struggling in the premiership. As long as we don''t get sucked in the middle of the table ex-prem teams (e.g. Forrest, Blackburn, Middlesborough, Leeds).

[quote user="Gingerpele"]The Fulham fans will presumably be planning their usual 90 minute silence?[/quote] haha brilliant. Love to see them out of the premiership, much bigger clubs that could take their place

Not even the biggest keyboard warriors could disagree with this. Well put.

[quote user="Le Juge"]" It makes 100% complete sense to appoint Adams with just 5 games to go, somebody who knows the players and the politics at the club.[/quote]\ Exactly. With the situation we''re in, he''s the best we could realistically do.

I''m not a big fan of Stan Collymore but he''s the only pundit who i actually agree with his response to the Hughton sacking. The only one to actually look at the views of the fans. For anyone who missed it, he said ''My scientific study showed Canaries are f****** delighted. Don''t argue with the consumer. They know.'' Finally someone who just doesn''t instantly criticise like Lineker or Savage saying it''s bonkers and deluded.

Yesterday was awful for everyone, we know that. But we''re still 5 points above Fulham, so next week is massive. Every sign points towards a comfortable home win, so we need to make it as difficult as possible for them. We need to be as loud as we can for 90 minutes, anyone who has a flag or scarves or whatever, just anything which might remotely improve the atmosphere JUST DO IT. We need a sea of yellow in that bloody ''neutral stand'', We have nothing to lose. If we can get anything out of Fulham, we should have a decent chance of staying up. This is our last chance. Hopefully everyone else going there will be up for it (including the players, it would be novel to see them turn up!)

And if you believe this then you''re a complete moron. He''ll be on around 40K a week, maybe 45 at a push. McNally is the master of being tight with his wallet

You''d think this makes 3 points on Saturday look a lot closer. Teams with problems behind the scenes often struggle on the pitch

NO. Other than a 10 game spell when we were quite decent, we''ve had 2 years of crap. We need to aim for higher than 17th every year, as eventually we''ll be caught out

All sounds very nice, but this is all reliant on a lot of ''if we win this and they lose that'' which rarely happens as it should on paper..

Completely agree. Awful decision to have such an open midfield with Wes on the wings, gave Swansea almost unlimited space to allow them to pick passes through us. Needed to be solid in midfield and try to catch them on the counter with a player like Redmond

Fair play to CH last week. The formation worked a treat, and it was refreshing seeing us play entertaining football (mostly in the 1st half), and 2nd half was all about seeing it out. But certainly at times we were very open in midfield, and you feel if it was against any other team they would''ve had more chances on goal. But Swansea are another team below us, so why wouldn''t we go there to win the game rather than grinding out a 0-0? So, stick or twist? And what changes would you make if any?

glad someone finally said it! Swansea will be desperate for a win, so it could all look very different by Saturday afternoon. I won''t feel safe until we reach at least 36, minimum. All the teams below us have a worryingly high amount of winnable games coming up

The player who currently has over 50% of the vote for Player of the Season is... Carlo Nash. I had to look on the Facebook voting page to believe it, and it is literally countless votes for Nash. I suppose it''s a kind of ''protest vote'' as no one really deserves to win it (maybe Olsson for his consistency). It''ll be interesting if Nash did win the vote whether the club would actually go through with it, or get the sponsors or something to pick the winner. But still a long time to go as yet. Might just be a phase which will die off after a while

[quote user="ReadingCanary"]Bringing on Mikel with 5 mins to go at 0-0Clearly just wants the drawSACK HIM NOW[/quote]The difference is we''ve been playing like this for over a year.I''m actually impressed at how stupid one person can be.

Based on their performance against Cambridge,  they aren''t even close. They need at least 1 more year before we could start thinking about playing them in the Premier League.   Maybe putting them on the bench against Bury wouldn''t be a bad idea

[quote user="Gingerpele"]Got a probably stupid question, but whoever is going by coach, have you actually relieved a physical coach ticket? [/quote]Yes.   It comes in the envelope with the match tickets

have to admit,  the MLS are brilliant with modern features of the game  (like live streaming).   Both San Jose and Portland had official streams which were decent quality and had commentators

[quote user="priceyrice"]what time is kick off?[/quote]7:45