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  2. Posted

    Garcia would clearly be the better shout as he is a foreigner and sound right exotic don''t he?

    I''m not sure how the Pink''Un would cope though, I can''t see where it''s easy to slip an unnecessary extra letter into his name like you can with Malkay and Houghton.

    Warknock would be another option, Addams too, but Garcia? Just doesn''t work.

  3. Posted

    Brilliant!!!

    Most of the posters on here would love that, loads of goals, winning games, brilliant!!!

    Apart from the ones that wouldn''t renew their season tickets in protest, they''d be angry, not as angry as they''d be if we got back to the ticketless top-flight in two years again...Brilliant!!!

  5. Posted

    [quote user="TIL 1010"]

    [quote user="YellowFellow"]Not sure what hes actually achieved, to warrant being linked to us, im pretty sure he wouldnt be mentioned without havin NCFC connections 1 name i am surprised never seems to be linked is steve evans currently at Rotherham, Has a good consistent record of promotions /success at his 3-4 clubs hes managed, i know he can be a bit love or hate and will upset people but maybe thats what we need. We need someone that wants to make the next step up, and wont let anyone at the club slacken or be passengers[/quote]

    Are you serious ?......Boston United, Crawley. Rotherham !!!!! 

    I really think are sights are slightly higher don''t you ?

    [/quote]

    Livingston, Wycombe, Colchester....

    If we find the "right" man that should be all that matters...

    ;-)

  6. Posted

    [quote user="The Great Mass Debater"]

    Whilst still an attractive proposition, we''re probably no different to a lot of championship clubs now. Think this might well have been a very different selection process were we still a Premier League club. Things in our favour are that we have parachute payments and club is free of external debt. Already have a squad of very good players, with (if DM is to be believed) no financial or contractual pressure to sell, so new manager can within reason pick and choose who he keeps and brings in. Think we would have significant muscle in the transfer market and moreso if we make a few player sales. But we''re not going to be attracting interest from all over Europe like we might if we were still in the PL.

     

    I think there are only a few names and that none of them are particularly ambitious. Just hope that the club have taken on board the fans reactions over the last few years and appoint someone who plays aggressive attacking football rather than the anti-football we''ve been subjected to

    [/quote]

     

    The type of football is irrelevant - it''s winning that keeps the fans on side.

     

     

  8. Posted

    A motivator like Neil Adams? Who managed to motivate a massive 1 point and 2 goals from 5 games?

    He wasn''t left with an easy task but let''s not dress it up like he made a jot of difference.

    He played the same way as Hughton, just with worse results. It WAS a tough run of fixtures but that''s the long and the short of it I''m afraid.

  14. Posted

    [quote user="Matt Juler"]Today summed up his season perfectly. Lots of huff and puff, but absolutely no end product. Twice in the first half he managed to find no-one when in a great position down the right. Second half he bottled the one on one with the keeper and then when we had a three on three tried to beat his man when he should have played the simple ball.

    You can''t fault his effort, but it''s all about Robert Snodgrass. We need eleven team players and unfortunately Snodgrass isn''t ever going to be one of those.

    Hopefully he''ll get his move to Celtic, be with his family and NCFC will be a better place without him.[/quote]

    Spot on.

    Hughton Out.

  15. Posted

    [quote user="The Butler"][quote user="Pauls Ferry"][quote user="The Butler"]

    [quote user="Iwans Big Toe"]TBH, Brown and Saunders are my 2nd and 3rd choices respectively. My 1st choice would be John Bond, but very sadly he has died. [:(]




    [/quote]

    He still has more charisma than CH[:D]

    [/quote] I think that''s unfair and in rather poor taste TBH. I''ll whisper it in case you missed it - *HE''S GONE - GET OVER IT!!*[/quote]

    You an EXPERT on taste ye Gods!

    Talking of taste ,do you still have that signed photograph of you with Kevin Drinkel?

    [/quote]

    Pardon?

    *Drinkell* - two l''s but Eh?

    Maybe you''re ill or something, that might excuse it, but I don''t know you.

    It''s kind of unnerving to see that you think that you know me but I think you''re mistaken. I don''t have any photographs of players that are signed or otherwise.

    Are you Cagney or Lacey? Can''t remember which one wore the manky green cords....

  19. Posted

    [quote user="RUDOLPH HUCKER"]So, it''s a dead rubber.

    Oh no! Cry some, we can still be relegated in a higher position.

    But, it is really, isn''t it.

    I bet the Chelsea performance will ensure our failed players get lots of undeserved appreciation.

    I just wonder whether supporters will voice their disapproval of the failure of the Board and former manager. I bet they don''t. They have been mollified and will sit politely and applaud.

    I expect a forelock tugging full house.[/quote]

    But you were never going, were you?

    You are just going to do exactly the same as you do for every other game - sit at home. How is that a protest? If you''d made the effort to actually go to a game, perhaps the board would have sat up and taken notice...

    *nudge, nudge*

    "What Michael?"

    "Rudolph Hucker off of that there Pink''Un Messageboard is here!!!"

    "Christ on a bike!!! Does DM know? The natives are clearly unhappy..."

    Instead, you just do what you always do and then have the audacity to criticise those that go to every game for doing what they always do.

    I don''t think it''s your forelock you spend your time tugging.

  22. Posted

    [quote user="morty"][quote user="Alex "]I wouldn''t read the Sunderland board folks. We have a lovely ''supporter'' by the name of ''Canary Dave'' praying for a Sunderland win, and saying he''ll be doing a jig or something if we get relegated. What a complete oddball. Perhaps he''s desperate to become popular or something.

    Praying for that win tonight. If it goes to the last day you can be absolutely guaranteed that Sunderland will be a very nervous team whereas that bit of light at the end of the tunnel would give our players and supporters alike one hell of a boost. Should be noted that WBA are what Fulham are to us - a bogey team. The last 9 games read WBA 8 wins and 1 draw. Also, Swansea are pretty decent away from home and do have Wilfried Bony who we all know is fairly good at sticking it in the back of the net.

    Gonna be a bit tense tonight for us, but let''s keep those fingers crossed for a bit of karma after all this ineligible player business.

    OTBWBA![/quote]Hmmm, do we know anyone called Dave, who is a massive troll?Who likes to post on rival teams forums?*scratches chin*[/quote]

    Wouldn''t he have a bit of trouble doing the jig though?

  23. Posted

    ClubLast Season
    Trophy Won    		Trophy
    Manchester City2014League Cup
    Chelsea2013Europa League
    Wigan Athletic2013FA Cup
    Manchester United2013League Championship
    Swansea City2013League Cup
    Liverpool2012League Cup
    Birmingham City2011League Cup
    Portsmouth2008FA Cup
    Tottenham Hotspur2008League Cup
    Arsenal2005FA Cup
    Middlesbrough2004League Cup
    Blackburn Rovers2002League Cup
    Leicester City2000League Cup
    Aston Villa1996League Cup
    Everton1995FA Cup
    Leeds United1992League Championship
    Sheffield Wednesday1991League Cup
    Nottingham Forest1990League Cup
    Milton Keynes Dons (as Wimbledon)1988FA Cup
    Luton Town1988League Cup
    Coventry City1987FA Cup
    Oxford United1986League Cup
    Norwich City1985League Cup
    Ipswich Town1981UEFA Cup
    West Ham United1980FA Cup
    Wolverhampton Wanderers1980League Cup
    Southampton1976FA Cup
    Derby County1975League Championship
    Sunderland1973FA Cup
    Stoke City1972League Cup
    Newcastle United1969UEFA Cup
    Swindon Town1969League Cup
    West Bromwich Albion1968FA Cup
    Queens Park Rangers1967League Cup
    Burnley1960League Championship
    Bolton Wanderers1958FA Cup
    Blackpool1953FA Cup
    Charlton Athletic1947FA Cup
    Preston North End1938FA Cup
    Cardiff City1927FA Cup
    Huddersfield Town1926League Championship
    Sheffield United1925FA Cup
    Barnsley1912FA Cup
    Bradford City1911FA Cup
    Bury1903FA Cup
    Notts County1894FA Cup

     

     

    Another league table we''re above the scum in.

     

    Doesn''t make particularly pleasant reading for either but that''s a side issue...[:)]

  24. Posted

    [quote user="Manic Street Preacher"][quote user="Mr Brownstone"]They''ll probably add another star above their donkey for it. Tin. Pot. Still apart from fiddling their sisters they don''t get a lot of excitement these days. I''m almost embarrassed for them.[/quote] Pot Kettle Black. Ipswich won the old First Division. Norwich have consistently failed to establish themselves as a top flight team. And then there''s the FA and UEFA Cups that Norwich have never come close to winning.[/quote]

     

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