Buh

Am I the only one that thinks he is about to turn the corner? I think he grew into the game yesterday and was poor initially due to a lack of understanding, not surprising as it''s the first time we played that formation. He put his body on the line and I think his dedication if he go things wrong to put them right was encouraging. I''ve got a feeling he''ll start next week and be pivotal.

[quote user="First Wizard"]Lambert got bundled here................says it all really.[/quote] The only time he was ever bundled was when we got promoted. At any other time it would have been fines all round with lambert. Seek help in regards to letting go of a manager that did much for us but doesn''t care about us at all. Or go and support villa

[quote user="First Wizard"]Lambert got bundled here................says it all really.[/quote] The only time he was ever bundled was when we got promoted. At any other time it would have been fines all round with lambert. Seek help in regards to letting go of a manager that did much for us but doesn''t care about us at all. Or go and support villa

Critism of his dip in form has been a ott (comments about him after he was knocked out against Man U along the line of "good" were sickening) and while he has deserved his critics for elements of his play it is simply inevitable that a player with his drive, passion and personality on the pitch will regain form. He is a more important player for us than is given credit, he sets high standards and expects the same from his teammates.

[quote user="SeattleCanary"]Yeah there is, you could just not be a d!ck about it. But like i said its been widely discussed by everyone on here for weeks about Bassong. You live true to your username, and don''t seem to pleasant a fellow.[/quote] It must be very hard slating the team week in week out from thousands of miles away but if you could try and contain the rage at the fact we won Saturday and perhaps not making sweeping assumptions third hand assumptions and guesswork forumulated on a different continent Thatd be just great.

Cowards, the lot of them. Wonder if they run so quick from everything else in their lives?

[quote user="Houston Canary"]Nobody bundles Daddy? What a cold unloving life.[/quote]   What? Bundling your manager is a massive mark of disrespect and would only prove you''ve lost the authority of the dressing room.   Equally, specifically celebrating with him has an air of desperation around it and brings focus to the negatives rather than the positives.   As it is, it was just a team celebration, underlines team unity and doesn''t capture the imagination of anyone but the fans who already had tinfoil hats on in the first place

In my eyes if they''d bundled Hughton it would have been a massive sign of disrespect.   He''s not their mate, he''s their manager. He''s the father figure. You don''t bundle daddy.   It was a simple sign of squad unity, I genuinely believe they are a close bunch of lads and get along well.

I''d point out that in his interview Snodgrass made a point specifically about how Hughtons experience was vital at half time and that he calmed the players down and made them focus instead of panicking and that you can of course find that interview on Norwich Citys youtube channel but of course that''s a quote that will be buried pretty soon.   Of course he may not have meant it, it might have been a double negative, is Hughton an android? Did Paul Lambert smack Grant Holt after the Wigan game? Are we all inside a computer simulaton!??   The most worrying thing I''ve seen under hughtons tenure so far as manager is not the style of play or lack of goals its the emotional fragility of a large number of our own fans. Real unstable psychologies out there and I can''t think of a better way of putting it than "Man Up"

" I''m not trying to stir things up"   Yes. Yes you are.   If you want to talk conspiracy theories I''d suggest the moon landing and JFK. Classics with lots of potential for an... active mind.   Good luck pal, good luck.

[quote user="City1st"][quote user="First Wizard"]....now pi*s off sonny. [/quote]quite a nasty, foul mouthed piece of work, aren''t you ? doesn''t take much to scratch the surface of this supposed ''wind up '' personna you hide behind does it ?thankfully most on here can see through that charade, and see what is really behind that maskso on behalf of many on here perhaps you might care to take your own advice and leave this forum smelling a good dealer sweeter [/quote]   No need to defend me sir, I find him quite an interesting case study.   You get the feeling he''ll make the look east news one day for all the wrong reasons.

To all those that are in love with the media darlings heres your chance for a little group therapy.   Let it all out guys, how you''d love a manager with a funny name, the works.   We are all here for you.

I just presume every game we win is a mutiny nowadays   Or the other team were on the beach   Or, that rarest of beasts, the "mutiny on the beach"

[quote user="ron obvious"]Perhaps the online reaction is unrepresentative of fans overall? In my experience, unhappy people complain, happy people keep quiet.[/quote]   Online reaction means nowt overall. majority are ex-pats kicking off at a 1fps internet stream and claiming they know the ins and outs of the squad or people not at the game posting derogatory doom filled opinions before the games even ended.   You have to dig pretty deep to find a genuine well thought out opinion

[quote user="First Wizard"][quote user="Buh"][quote user="First Wizard"][quote user="Bor Bor Bor"] [quote user="First Wizard"]Anyone who watched that abysmal first half yesterday must, in all honesty, now admit that my theory has a ring of substance to it.[/quote] Anyone who watched that excellent second half yesterday must, in all honesty, say you''re full of squit.   [/quote]   But fella, my opinion is it was more down to the players then anything CH did. [/quote]   Yeah, but your opinion doesn''t really count, does it? [/quote]   You''ve had your 1 reply, be grateful, its all you''re worth....now pi*s off sonny. [/quote]   But that now makes 2, you losing your counting skills in your old age? You seem very tetchy this morning, did something happen last night to spoil your mood perchance?

[quote user="Mr Brownstone"]To be fair, we''ve been on a terrible run since Christmas with an average of 1 win every 5 or so games and NOT ONCE have I heard a Hughton Out chant at a game. Your comment about ludicrous overreaction is an overreaction in itself, the fans, by and large, have been very patient and that illustrates that I think most want to see Hughton succeed rather than get the bullet.[/quote]   I agree wholeheartedly, I''ve never heard a Hughton out chant at a game but the reaction online is usually over the top, that leads me to 2 possible conclusions 1) Those that want Hughton out don''t actually fully believe it themselves 2) They do believe it and are cowards   Which one is it I wonder....

[quote user="First Wizard"][quote user="Bor Bor Bor"] [quote user="First Wizard"]Anyone who watched that abysmal first half yesterday must, in all honesty, now admit that my theory has a ring of substance to it.[/quote] Anyone who watched that excellent second half yesterday must, in all honesty, say you''re full of squit.   [/quote]   But fella, my opinion is it was more down to the players then anything CH did. [/quote]   Yeah, but your opinion doesn''t really count, does it?

[quote user="First Wizard"][quote user="Buh"] [quote user="First Wizard"]Anyone who watched that abysmal first half yesterday must, in all honesty, now admit that my theory has a ring of substance to it.[/quote]   Get back in your box old man [/quote]   Err.............NO.........No mark. [/quote]   I know you are devastated we won yesterday but try and keep a little composure, eh grandpa.

[quote user="First Wizard"]Anyone who watched that abysmal first half yesterday must, in all honesty, now admit that my theory has a ring of substance to it.[/quote]   Get back in your box old man

Can I just say the fact that some of you cant stand the fact Norwich won makes it all the more sweeter.   So angry the team you claim to support won, hilarious.

There will always be a Cody McDonald, though he is long gone, his spirit lives on

[quote user="Vanwink"]Excellent win, thoroughly enjoyed the second half. The game changer was the penalty which had very little to do with CH, the players confidence improved and we played well after that. We knew howWest Ham were going to set up and yet allowed ourselves to be completely over run in the first half, tactically poor IMO. Pilks was totally crocked which was obvious to anyone that was there, yet Hughton left him on the pitch for far to long and he was complicit in West Hams first goal, very poor lack of decisive action by the manager. Another game which was much more about the players lifting themselves than managerial input. Excellent final result which I do hope will lead to a change in our fortunes but I give the manager little credit for it. Just think what that squad could archive if they were well managed and had tactical strategies that sent them on to the field with a tactical advantage rather than a deficit.[/quote]   ...see

I think we all know by now that "Hughton outers" aren''t will to concede on anything   Most of them went into Nuclear bunkers last night and were unable to fully enjoy a Norwich win, that makes the win all the sweeter for me.

From where I was it was the West Ham fans, only half a dozen or so but not good.   Shouting "Oh EAST LANNNDANN" during a minutes silence makes them "well ''ard" I suppose   I found the whole lot of them to be... most unpleasant. Probably been watching green street on repeat for the last week   Anyone else catch any anti-semetic chanting?

We win 3-1   You start a thread saying "get Becchio on the pitch?"   ....   He really is the Argentine Cody McDonald isn''t he, how the worlds greatest player David Fox getting on I wonder?