Yaya Toure

[Yaya Toure]

Poor Yaya...first them nasty Citeh folks barely pay him above the minimum wage, and then they forget his birthday. Well, not forgot exactly as they did get him a cake and a tweet, just not a handshake or a Bugatti. And his agent talks about respect...does he know what that means the tw@? Reality check required.

[As a supporter, Is it ever ok to change your football club?]

I couldn''t ever imagine supporting another club. I was not born in Norfolk and I have never lived in Norfolk so to some that means I will be labelled a "plastic". I never really took an interest in any particular team until a mate at college took me with him to a game at CR. Because of where we lived we only managed to get to two or three homes games a season (often FA Cup) and a few away matches but I was hooked. It''s unlikely that I will get to CR next season due to my work, but there are several away games that I will be travelling to. I think a better way of determining whether someone is a "true supporter" is what I would call the "wife test". Several time during the season my wife has said to me "I can''t wait for this season to be over because your such a bloody misery when they lose". I may not live in Norfolk, or be able to attend homes games but I care about our club. If that makes me "plastic" then I can live with that.

[Shola Ameobi spotted]

During his time at NUFC he had a record of around one goal every six games - please, not another one!

[McNally's Salary]

I think McNally has an important role to play in the clubs future and that will hopefully mean a swift return to the PL. It is right that someone in such a senior position is well rewarded for his success but he also has to share his part of the failure when it happens. I think he is the right person for the role - but I don''t buy any suggestion that he is irreplaceable. We all like to think that we are important in our jobs, but having worked in large and successful organisations myself, the times when someone leaves or retires and people say he / she is "irreplaceable" and then months later the replacement is seen as an upgrade. It doesn''t always happen of course but my point is if McNally left it''s not a given that any replacement would be worse.

[Malky Mackay (from a Cardiff Fan)]

Thanks for this interesting post. I think it confirms my impression of Malky. He will probably do a decent job but he isn''t my preferred option as the style of football may not be great.

Good luck for next season.

[Board Meeting this afternoon according to Mike Sewell]

I said the bookies don''t often get it wrong - not that they are always right (there''s a difference). And after all their business depends on getting it right much more often than not.

[Board Meeting this afternoon according to Mike Sewell]

If it''s not Malky or Lennon then the bookies have got it badly wrong. Possible, but they don''t often get it wrong.

[Board Meeting this afternoon according to Mike Sewell]

[quote user="barkingmad"]Well my sauce says its between Lennon or Sherwood.[/quote]

Well my sauce is HP!

[Whoever it is........]

I guess Moyes to Celtic would be good for him. At last he gets his hands on some silverware. Even he couldn''t F**k that one up...could he?

[It must be the Messiah]

I know...let''s start another "It must be..." thread. That will be interesting.

Or maybe better to wait and see?

[Another transfer target missed!]

Better get the new man to go after Ronaldo instead then!

[It must be Lennon]

To Mr Celtic...

You seem to be very confident. Perhaps you are right to be so confident. Then again, if Lennon does come to Norfolk you will end up looking a bit silly. Let''s wait and see.

[Odds on next manager....]

Lennon seems to have edged ahead with the bookies.

[How many of you care about Ipswich?]

That team from Suffolk...just a minor irritant. Trying to fly that banner over CR was so funny - they didn''t even get off the ground. Incompetent idiots (sums up their club). 6 points coming our way next season.

[It's definitely going to be Lennon. PROOF.]

If this is a wind-up then your name should be dildo not bilbo - because your a right c*ck.

[Lambert Sacked today?]

Lambert was brilliant for us; he was the right man, with the right approach, at the right time. That time has passed. Too difficult now as others have mentioned. Too much baggage - the board would not trust him after his departure. Personally, I wouldn''t want him back - there are other options.

[Tim Sherwood]

We had a thread on this yesterday. It''s still no thanks.

[Bassong, Pilkington, Hoolahan]

If they don''t want to be at CR then get rid of them - hopefully for decent money and then buy a new striker who can hit a barn door.

[One obvious name missing from the list of potential managers]

Problem is, the Messiah actually turned into Judas - and with the way things ended...no chance!

[Brighton....]

And the relevance of this to NCFC?

[Ian Abrahams on Twitter]

Let''s hope he''s wrong.

[How do you feel at his moment?]

Feeling a strange blend of emotions right now. Disappointment as relegation seemed so avoidable. Annoyed about some of the overpaid players who didn''t give their best for us. Nevertheless, also quite optimistic that with the right appointments, and some decent signing, we will bounce back. I don''t feel like we are on a downward spiral with no hope. We are financially a well run club. I am looking forward to seeing some better football next year and after all it could just turn out to be a great season next year - especially if we dump on the scum and are fighting for promotion.

[Are the fans to blame for relegation?]

Here''s a thought...maybe the anti-Hughton campaign was because most people realised where he was taking us. The fans are not to blame - look at our fantastic away support! With the shocking football they were seeing it was hard to remain positive. Stop looking for answers when the real truth hurts...the board waited too long, Hughton was always the wrong man, and some of the players (not all) were not up for a fight. What we need now is the right appointment to galvanise players and supporters.

[Snodgrass is class]

[quote user="hogesar"]Snodgrass is our best player.

And if he goes - boy will we notice it.[/quote]

[Your view on David McNally]

My opinion on McNally is that he had done an excellent job for our club in previous years as others have pointed out. Nevertheless, if you are in such a senior position in any company and oversee what will be (if we get relegated) a huge drop in revenue, then you have to seriously question the decision-making - he has to take his share of the responsibility. You can make one good decision after another but if you drop one major bo*lock that can undo all the good work. Not sure where the truth lies but if it was him dithering over Hughton then that to my mind is poor judgement. Hughton should have been dismissed much earlier to give us a chance. My preference would be for McNally to stay. Hopefully he will learn from mistakes made. I would like to think he can make the right appointment and get us back into the PL if we drop down as expected. I would trust him to get things right but he can''t afford another major mistake. Just my opinion.