Snodgrass

[tricky974 63]

Snodgrass has been told he leave either on a permanent or loan deal.

Think he would be good on a loan.

[daly 551]

Be great having him and Naismith moaning all the game

[Yellowbeagle 0]

wages would be a huge issue. Also even though he''s a good player he just slows play down abit to much imo.

[Drazen Muzinic 1,502]

I noted last night how good Maddison is a raising his arm before taking a corner.

I don''t think there is room in the team for two similar players.

[Making Plans 957]

It''s taken a while, and 2 Clubs since he left us, but at last he''s been sussed.Overrated ability, serial diver and a full time whinger.

[Number9 272]

Exactly what we need. An inverted winger who cuts inside every time and doesn''t pass.

[Hucks6 186]

No thank you a very drisruptive player mouth bigger than head

[Yorkshire Canary 118]

I think some of the comments have been very harsh. West ham is the only club where it has not worked out for him. Solid if not spectacular performer. I suspect he would have to take a 75% drop in wages to come here now. That said a star at this level someone will snap him up

[Iwans Big Toe 382]

I''d rather see Raymond Van Der Waard re-sign. He''d offer just about as much to the team and the wages would be considerably less.

[TIL 1010 5,246]

Surprised Lakey has not posted yet. [:P]

[Highland Canary 78]

Given our signing today is reportedly valued at 250k I suspect our days of attracting £10m players are somewhat behind us, unfortunately.

[Nuff Said 5,973]

If we''d spent £4m on him you''d be happier presumably Highland?

[norfolkbroadslim 225]

He''s going to Middlesbrough.  Howson will give him a cuddle when he arrives.

[hogesar 10,770]

We couldnt afford him but he is a top, top player at this level so if it was realistic obviously we would take him - as would any other team in our division.

[JF 694]

Anyone who doesn''t think he would vastly improve the quality of the squad is clueless

[Herman 11,136]

We''ll have to rig him up some of those stabiliser wheels, attach them to his knees or ankles. That may stop him from falling over.

[BroadstairsR 2,273]

"We''ll have to rig him up some of those stabiliser wheels, attach them to his knees or ankles. That may stop him from falling over."

Perhaps Zimmerframe could do that job, he seems competent enough.

[rock bus 1,060]

At the end of last season I''d definitely have had him back. But the club has now moved on and we''re going in totally different direction. We need to build on the youthful players like Murphy.

Having said that, do you think we could swap him for Naismith?!?

[ZLF 335]

Simply too expensive.

[Feel The Force 0]

Naismith is already doing that role - lots of pointing and complaining.

[Mr Apples 1,407]

Could take up that role on the left vacated by Dorrans?Apples

[Hoola Han Solo 448]

Oh Apples, what a tease

[lincoln canary (& Golden Coppel) 0]

I would have him back in a heartbeat.

Quality player, and would cause havoc in the championship.

[Yellowfuture 71]

Don''t think we would want to pay the sort of money required for him.

[Bethnal Yellow and Green 2,424]

Signing a player like Snodgrass would be the complete opposite of everything Webber and Farke are looking to achieve with Norwich at the moment.

Bringing in a 29 year old, who would be paid double most of the players in the team and is on his way down isn''t really what Webber has been talking about in terms of restructuring.

The fact Snodgrass is most likely to have to drop down a division to get a game shows which direction his career is heading. He could end up being a very expensive millstone for some other Championship team. He could also be very good of course.

[ZLF 335]

On that basis BY&G he is a certainty to follow Terry McCormack et al to Villa isnt he?

[Mr Apples 1,407]

Will end up at Celtic on loan with West Ham paying his wages.Apples

[ec-p 117]

Sunderland interested apparently.

[Trevor Hockey's Beard 606]

[quote user="Bethnal Yellow and Green"]Signing a player like Snodgrass would be the complete opposite of everything Webber and Farke are looking to achieve with Norwich at the moment.

Bringing in a 29 year old, who would be paid double most of the players in the team and is on his way down isn''t really what Webber has been talking about in terms of restructuring.

The fact Snodgrass is most likely to have to drop down a division to get a game shows which direction his career is heading. He could end up being a very expensive millstone for some other Championship team. He could also be very good of course.[/quote]

Agree BY&G.

I certainly don''t think he would be a good fit in the dressing room.

It is interesting to note how quickly we, as fans, have adjusted to the reality of our situation - we can no longer afford the likes of Snodgrass.

When the next history of NCFC is written I feel there should be a section on how we seem to manage to get relegated from the Premiership with very bad timing, just before the big money times, which handicaps us when we do return.

[The Bristol Nest 597]

Hopefully history will be kind to our restructure and its youthful sustainability hopefully resulting in a Southampton or Swansea situation.