Joey Deacan

Bloody tax dodgers

Fabio Quagliarella

The patients have taken over the asylum again

Fabio Quagliarella plays on the same pitch size !

Real Fab Goal

Todays fact He hired Silvio Pagliari as his agent on 25 June 2007 but sacked Pagliari on 14 March 2008, the Camera di Conciliazione e Arbitrato per lo Sport of CONI awarded a decision that Quagliarella had to pay Pagliari a sum of €250,600 (€1,253,000 times 0.05% times 4 seasons) in January 2009

Favorite food - Pasta , I kid you not

Becchio

Did you know he is an Aquarius

[quote user="Manchester Canary"]I saw him grinding a blonde in Poo''s the other night.[/quote]Made me chuckle, not sure which connotation but made me chuckle

Adolf Hisser sits in there

[quote user="snake-eyes"]So did anyone listen and what the conclusion? I missed it due to being the social animal I am and being in theacity last night![/quote]https://maps.google.co.uk/maps?q=%22theacity%22&bav=on.2,or.r_qf.&bvm=bv.51773540,d.d2k,pv.xjs.s.en_US.jkEW54nYU50.O&biw=1920&bih=1015&um=1&ie=UTF-8&hl=en&sa=N&tab=wlBinner

Well done cheese knees

Delayed due to weather ?

[quote user="Vanwink"]I prefer you in character Joey[/quote]Roleplay ? Im game if you are

Cant free agents be signed at anytime aslong as they were released before the end of the transfer window ?I think the premier league registration date would be more of the problem ?

Well bend me over and call me Susan

Wibble

[quote user="Six Pack"]ncfc star wrote: Howson played in that position against WBA and Man City last year, were you not happy with those performances? Howson has been tainted in the eyes of some fans because he has been played out of position as one of the two defensive midfielders - if you think that is his natural position then I''m sorry but you''re wrong. He should be playing in a more advanced role - i.e. in behind the strikers. Next to no one plays a 2nd striker nowadays, and if they do it''s in that same no. 10 position, in the hole. ................................................................... You either have a real bad memory or you''re brain dead ! Hoolahan played in the hole both those games last season. Howson scored in both those games so you probably had multiple orgasms and didn''t know who was playing and where. Yes I enjoyed those games - our midfield with Hoolahan at point had the opposition on the backfoot from the start. Remember that ? You remember the Liverpool games ? Now Howson did play in the "hole" in those games. Don''t remember what happened in those games do you ?Talking about "holes" better climb back into yours before you hurt yourself thinking.[/quote]Just quit it Hoolahan, we know it''s you, we expect better young man, pull your bloody socks up

[quote user="Six Pack"]jas the barclay king wrote: what does he offer Ferk Off? just to get an understading of your vast knowledge of the game? Joey Deacan''s reply: Brings the opposition a lot more possession ? The premiership is increasingly only for the tall muscular athletic. Hoolahan is one of smallest players in the league yet for the last 2 seasons has been consistently picked in the team - do you think someone his size would be picked - if all he did was give the ball away to the opposition ? A post about Hoolahan comes up almost every week. The same stuff is debated over & over again . If you can''t see what Hoolahan brings to the team after all this time then I''m not going to start trying. Seeing Hoolahan has the best "win" ratio for any Norwich player in the premiership - this proves the team holds onto possession the ball a lot better when he is on the pitch. Making you & your statement pretty pathetic ![/quote]He mad

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[quote user="yellow old boy"]If I was him I would want to go , even left out last night, he is never going anywhere here,feel ashamed the way the club have treated him .[/quote]Weve got a player called Becchio ?

[quote user="jas the barclay king"]what does he offer Ferk Off? just to get an understading of your vast knowledge of the game?[/quote]Brings the opposition a lot more possession ?

[quote user="Downloads"]Sorry did I hurt your ''I don''t like Wes'' feelings?   It was idiotic because he said people were living on past exploits. Actually, I can make my own mind up, without needing to look back on past years.   Re circles - Its the usual crud that people talk about, when talking about Wes. I never said the person I was quoting used that statement, I specifically said not to use it in reply, that is all.   And if you are using his lack of international call-ups, you obviously have never seen the way they play. Its defend at all costs and score one if you can. Wes isn''t there to be part of a 10 man defence, he''s better than that. Probably much like he won''t be used as much this season, it won''t be until we need to try to win a game that he''ll be called upon. [/quote]Ok fair point, I just believe that especially in this league the majority of players are almost super human athletes, size, strength, speed and consistency and if they are lacking in one area they make up for in in another, ie size/strength for speed.I do realise that  trying to play a killer ball is a great deal harder that passing it around at the back, but to have someone so inconsistent and lightweight playing in the luxury role behind the striker can almost make us look like a 10 man team at times. On his day, yes I would have him in the side, unfortunately, to me , it seems those days are few and far between.

[quote user="Downloads"][quote user="star_manic"]The truth of the matter is that Wes does not perform well enough often enough. Wes fans are living on past exploits (much like Fox fans), but we have moved on to a point where, like it or not, we have outgrown him. He still has a part to play, it is just that it is from the bench this season. If we put him up for transfer how many premier teams would show an interest? I would venture to say very few to zero.[/quote]   Man, what an idiotic statement.   Without saying things like, he runs in circles and loses the ball, he beats the same man twice.   Show me one stat that is measurable that says he is worse than anyone else in our team.   If Wes'' time is up, fair enough. But Johnson, Howson, Tettey, Bennett, Pilkington would all have to go too in midfield. Snoddy had a good season last time out and Fer and Redmond deserves their chances, but everyone is no better.   People say stats aren''t everything, but then use statements like he turns in circles and loses the ball, which is measurable and is proven he barely loses the ball anymore than anyone else, especially given how far up the park he plays where its harder to pass etc.   Its all myth and isn''t a matter of opinion. Its why commentators and other people rate Wes, but his biggest detractors remain in his own team''s fans. [/quote]Idiotic statement ??? And why is that , presumably purely for the fact the poster doesn''t not have to the, blinkered, I love Wes T-Shirt that you own ?I for one agree with the statement, where did they state "runs around in circles".Im sure his numerous international call ups for a less than super star studded team proves your point , oh hang on.