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Hi all, This is Wooster’s daughter. I’m not too sure if I’m posting this in the correct place but I know my Dad had some friends on here and I just wanted to let you all know of his sad passing on Sunday morning. It has been a shock to all of us as we hoped he would have many more years left. I just thought I should let you all know how much he enjoyed the forum and hearing from all of you. He’d always tell me of the fundraisers you’d do together and the laughs he had with you all. I know he’ll be celebrating Norwich’s win up there. All the best to you all
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Tonight's game on ifollow
wooster replied to dylanisabaddog's topic in Main Discussion - Norwich City
I do think season ticket holders have had a really good deal - ifollow for all home and midweek away games. With Sky's coverage as well (either directly or via the red button) I think I've seen more of our football this year than I would normally. It's not the same as being in the stadium of course, but still a very good deal. -
FT NCFC article - Delia, Webber and Soccerbot
wooster replied to kick it off's topic in Main Discussion - Norwich City
I enjoyed the article but one must remember that the FT sees everything in financial markets terms. Hence its antipathy towards Brexit and also its bemusement with the Norwich model. What price community spirit vs player's wages and so on. As a professional economist I like the FT and believe it to be a good newspaper but one must understand the constraints within which it views the world - it sees everything only in terms of economic logic. Supporting Norwich, affection for the county and admiration of the club's ownership are not solely economic concepts. -
Many thanks for the feedback. The guys have picked up the two initial options from Tripadvisor.
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A couple of friends are planning a trip to Norwich (end May) on the assumption things will be more normal by then. They're looking at The Maid's Head or St Giles House (expensive). Are these the best alternatives or does anyone have better suggestions? (I stay with family in the south of the county when I go to games and my knowledge of the city's hostelries and inns is not recent). Any help much appreciated - they are looking to be in the city and close to pubs & eateries.