We want Delia out! chants!?

[Blofield Canary 11]

I think you might just have missed the point that Cullum never had any intention of buying the club or any shares. Still lets not rake over that debate again.

I don''t think there is any doubt she will sell up as soon as anything like a sensible offer is made. Say what you like about her there is no doubt she genuinely wants what is best for the club as long as it  is reasonable to her and other shareholders

[Erik the Viking 0]

[quote user="jbghost"]

I think you might just have missed the point that Cullum never had any intention of buying the club or any shares. Still lets not rake over that debate again.

I don''t think there is any doubt she will sell up as soon as anything like a sensible offer is made. Say what you like about her there is no doubt she genuinely wants what is best for the club as long as it  is reasonable to her and other shareholders

[/quote]

Well sorry jbghost but I totally disagree!

Cullum is blatantly interested in the club but on his terms and thats where the problem is!, and I also have to say with Delias & the boards dubious statements over the past few seasons it is becoming more and more difficult to believe much that comes out of CR!

 

[astrodyne 0]

Personally, I don''t think they really want to sell the club, despite ''reports'' to the contrary. The only way that we will not be having this same conversation in a years time (barring death of course!) is if we get relegated, or are really in the doggy do do''s financially.

[Time to go Delia 0]

Well if she wanted what was best for the club surely we would have been spending Cullums £20 million in the summer , truth is Delia only wants whats best for Delia and because of that Norwich will be playing in League One next season .

[Smudger 0]

[quote user="Gazza"]

[quote user="CT "]I started some yesterday but I was told ''she''s done a lot for our club'' by some old bat[/quote]

Do you sit in block e of the lower barclay?

[/quote]

I have CT''s contact details Gazza... [;)]

[Smudger 0]

[quote user="jbghost"]

I think you might just have missed the point that Cullum never had any intention of buying the club or any shares. Still lets not rake over that debate again.

I don''t think there is any doubt she will sell up as soon as anything like a sensible offer is made. Say what you like about her there is no doubt she genuinely wants what is best for the club as long as it  is reasonable to her and other shareholders

[/quote]

If Delia wants to sell at a sensible price, then why has she not asked for a sensible price for the shares of a club which is heading for Div 1 and adminsitration??? [:$]

[Smudger 0]

[quote user="Gazza"][quote user="Chrisr"][quote user="seat124"]

I do mate and was one of the few to chant that. We need more.

this women has done more to divide this club and it''s great supporters than Robert Chase could ever have done. Do you remember fan against fan at the end of the chase era, which coincidentally was by far the most successful period in the football clubs history.

there are to many people, especially the Johny come latelies in the Barclay, who are the main cause  of the fan against fan in their mistaken  belief that  "she saved the club cr*p".

you can stick ya ******* kitchens etc up ya **** (which are contributing jack s**t to Norwich City F C. or at the very least an insignificant sum of money)

 

 

[/quote]

Of course, those who don''t see Delia as the devil incarnate are "Johny come latelies".... sheesh dude, I stood on the Barclay when I was 15 (couldn''t see our end because I was too small and only knew we''d scored when the place went mental). Curiously I don''t agree with you or your "****in" vitriol. When one kind gentleman a few rows above me in E block yesterday gave it the old "Delia you''re a ****** **** **** **** etc etc, Delia out *** **** **** *** etc etc  I asked him simply what he would suggest instead. The answer to the question was "You are a f*** c***, etc etc etc" with a dollop of implied violence against me for good measure.

I was just as frustrated as anyone else yesterday but please, ......no really please, give me a suggestion of what we should actually DO...


[/quote]

I suggest she sells the club for a tenner which she stated she would!, to a certain Mr P Cullum who can take the club forward!. And by the way I am no Johnny come lately, bit of a generalisation there me thinks!

[/quote]

Chris R and Andy R are a bit Johnny Come Lately type though... how long have you pair been supporting the club again guys???

I remember you few comments in The Trowel & Hammer that night... a little wet behind the ears still me thinks? [:$]

[Smudger 0]

[quote user="We Want Worthy Back"]Delia has done far more than you or I ever will for this football club, for goodness sake give her a break.[/quote]

Delia and her cronies and mugs like yourself are bleeding this club dry and are responsible for the worst couple of NCFC sides in the last 50 years.

Why should anybody give her a break???

The only break I want to give her is a very long one (and she does not deserve a big pension out of her time here either)... her career and public standing have both been more than enough reward for any time that she has spent at NCFC and the very limited success which she has brought to the City in her time here.

[Smudger 0]

[quote user="The Anonymous One"]

[quote user="jewish"]we will never gain any stability at this club if we sack a manager every 12 months - Norwich Fans yesterday instead of trying to help ther team through the match by cheering them on decided to boo every time a pass went way-ward  or shot slightly over as if Chelsea or man Utd never do that 10 times a game expectations are too high around the club and we will for the next few seasons be looking to survive or get a lucky break that we did with worthy

the fact is our defesne was the issue again today with doc covering the whole back line[/quote]

 

Our club is heading back to the depths of the 3rd division that I thought we''d left behind 50 years ago.  What do you mean "expectations are too high"????  Currently I''d be happy to accept mid-table mediocrity rather than the current rubbish.  Are my expectations too high?  I''d like us to actually own our squad rather than paying out wasted money on loans.  Are my expectations too high?  I''d like us to have just a bit of consistency on the pitch rather than the current "win one, lose the next 2".  Are my expectations too high?  I''d actually like us to be in a position to challenge for promotion.  Do you really think my expectations are too high?  I''d like a bit of leadership and direction from the Board.  Are my expectations too high?  We have crowds that are the envy of most in this division and yet we are still best part of £20 million in debt. This can''t go on and change must happen.  How you expect supporters to just sit there and happily "cheer on the boys" when they are playing appallingly and losing at home (yet again) to one of the worst teams in the league is beyond me.  In fact I think the crowd have been remarkably patient so far.  No, I really think it''s time that people really started to voice their displeasure at the way our club is going down the pan.

[/quote]

Excellent post TAO... [Y]

[Arthur Whittle 0]

[quote user="AndyJR"]

Let''s not forget - she made this possible....

[/quote]

Er no she didnt, Carl Moore did.

[Mister Chops 7]

[quote user="Smudger"][quote user="Gazza"][quote user="Chrisr"][quote user="seat124"]

I do mate and was one of the few to chant that. We need more.

this women has done more to divide this club and it''s great supporters than Robert Chase could ever have done. Do you remember fan against fan at the end of the chase era, which coincidentally was by far the most successful period in the football clubs history.

there are to many people, especially the Johny come latelies in the Barclay, who are the main cause  of the fan against fan in their mistaken  belief that  "she saved the club cr*p".

you can stick ya ******* kitchens etc up ya **** (which are contributing jack s**t to Norwich City F C. or at the very least an insignificant sum of money)

  [/quote]

Of course, those who don''t see Delia as the devil incarnate are "Johny come latelies".... sheesh dude, I stood on the Barclay when I was 15 (couldn''t see our end because I was too small and only knew we''d scored when the place went mental). Curiously I don''t agree with you or your "****in" vitriol. When one kind gentleman a few rows above me in E block yesterday gave it the old "Delia you''re a ****** **** **** **** etc etc, Delia out *** **** **** *** etc etc  I asked him simply what he would suggest instead. The answer to the question was "You are a f*** c***, etc etc etc" with a dollop of implied violence against me for good measure. I was just as frustrated as anyone else yesterday but please, ......no really please, give me a suggestion of what we should actually DO...

[/quote]

I suggest she sells the club for a tenner which she stated she would!, to a certain Mr P Cullum who can take the club forward!. And by the way I am no Johnny come lately, bit of a generalisation there me thinks!

[/quote]

Chris R and Andy R are a bit Johnny Come Lately type though... how long have you pair been supporting the club again guys???

I remember you few comments in The Trowel & Hammer that night... a little wet behind the ears still me thinks? [:$]

[/quote]And this year''s Irony Award goes to Smudger for questioning the support of two lads who actually go to the matches and support the team rather than hiding behind their keyboards...

[|BA 0]

[quote user="seat124"]

this women has done more to divide this club [/quote]

What''s she done?

[kdncfc 0]

Delia really has worked wonders for this club, in 12 years she''s managed to treble the amount of debt and the club is at an even lower level on the pitch than it has been for 40 years. She has built a few nice restuarants though. A couple of decent years in 12 says it all for me. How anyone can defend such an appalling record is totally beyond me. Get her out now before she does anymore damage.

[Thecanaryfan 0]

[quote user="CT "]I started some yesterday but I was told ''she''s done a lot for our club'' by some old bat[/quote]

 

CT - You should have offered her a nice cup of shut the f##k up. And then stared at her like she had just killed your dog.

[Smudger 0]

[quote user="Mister Chops"][quote user="Smudger"][quote user="Gazza"][quote user="Chrisr"][quote user="seat124"]

I do mate and was one of the few to chant that. We need more.

this women has done more to divide this club and it''s great supporters than Robert Chase could ever have done. Do you remember fan against fan at the end of the chase era, which coincidentally was by far the most successful period in the football clubs history.

there are to many people, especially the Johny come latelies in the Barclay, who are the main cause  of the fan against fan in their mistaken  belief that  "she saved the club cr*p".

you can stick ya ******* kitchens etc up ya **** (which are contributing jack s**t to Norwich City F C. or at the very least an insignificant sum of money)

  [/quote]

Of course, those who don''t see Delia as the devil incarnate are "Johny come latelies".... sheesh dude, I stood on the Barclay when I was 15 (couldn''t see our end because I was too small and only knew we''d scored when the place went mental). Curiously I don''t agree with you or your "****in" vitriol. When one kind gentleman a few rows above me in E block yesterday gave it the old "Delia you''re a ****** **** **** **** etc etc, Delia out *** **** **** *** etc etc  I asked him simply what he would suggest instead. The answer to the question was "You are a f*** c***, etc etc etc" with a dollop of implied violence against me for good measure.

I was just as frustrated as anyone else yesterday but please, ......no really please, give me a suggestion of what we should actually DO...


[/quote]

I suggest she sells the club for a tenner which she stated she would!, to a certain Mr P Cullum who can take the club forward!. And by the way I am no Johnny come lately, bit of a generalisation there me thinks!

[/quote]

Chris R and Andy R are a bit Johnny Come Lately type though... how long have you pair been supporting the club again guys???

I remember you few comments in The Trowel & Hammer that night... a little wet behind the ears still me thinks? [:$]

[/quote]

And this year''s Irony Award goes to Smudger for questioning the support of two lads who actually go to the matches and support the team rather than hiding behind their keyboards...

[/quote]

But like you were both pretty much very quiet and had no answers at all when given the opportunity to speak up at The Trwoel & Hammer????

mmmm sssssssssssshhhhhhhhhhh!!! [:$]

[Iwan is God 0]

[quote user="Chrisr"][quote user="seat124"]

I do mate and was one of the few to chant that. We need more.

this women has done more to divide this club and it''s great supporters than Robert Chase could ever have done. Do you remember fan against fan at the end of the chase era, which coincidentally was by far the most successful period in the football clubs history.

there are to many people, especially the Johny come latelies in the Barclay, who are the main cause  of the fan against fan in their mistaken  belief that  "she saved the club cr*p".

you can stick ya ******* kitchens etc up ya **** (which are contributing jack s**t to Norwich City F C. or at the very least an insignificant sum of money)

 

 

[/quote]

Of course, those who don''t see Delia as the devil incarnate are "Johny come latelies".... sheesh dude, I stood on the Barclay when I was 15 (couldn''t see our end because I was too small and only knew we''d scored when the place went mental). Curiously I don''t agree with you or your "****in" vitriol. When one kind gentleman a few rows above me in E block yesterday gave it the old "Delia you''re a ****** **** **** **** etc etc, Delia out *** **** **** *** etc etc  I asked him simply what he would suggest instead. The answer to the question was "You are a f*** c***, etc etc etc" with a dollop of implied violence against me for good measure.

I was just as frustrated as anyone else yesterday but please, ......no really please, give me a suggestion of what we should actually DO...


[/quote]

Ah yes, I know who you are, I witnessed the whole thing! The idiot who had a go is one of the gimps to the left of us. They try & start crap songs all afternoon & hardly ever get anyone to join in with them!

[Chrisr 0]

[quote user="Smudger"][quote user="Mister Chops"][quote user="Smudger"][quote user="Gazza"][quote user="Chrisr"][quote user="seat124"]

I do mate and was one of the few to chant that. We need more.

this women has done more to divide this club and it''s great supporters than Robert Chase could ever have done. Do you remember fan against fan at the end of the chase era, which coincidentally was by far the most successful period in the football clubs history.

there are to many people, especially the Johny come latelies in the Barclay, who are the main cause  of the fan against fan in their mistaken  belief that  "she saved the club cr*p".

you can stick ya ******* kitchens etc up ya **** (which are contributing jack s**t to Norwich City F C. or at the very least an insignificant sum of money)

  [/quote]

Of course, those who don''t see Delia as the devil incarnate are "Johny come latelies".... sheesh dude, I stood on the Barclay when I was 15 (couldn''t see our end because I was too small and only knew we''d scored when the place went mental). Curiously I don''t agree with you or your "****in" vitriol. When one kind gentleman a few rows above me in E block yesterday gave it the old "Delia you''re a ****** **** **** **** etc etc, Delia out *** **** **** *** etc etc  I asked him simply what he would suggest instead. The answer to the question was "You are a f*** c***, etc etc etc" with a dollop of implied violence against me for good measure. I was just as frustrated as anyone else yesterday but please, ......no really please, give me a suggestion of what we should actually DO...

[/quote]

I suggest she sells the club for a tenner which she stated she would!, to a certain Mr P Cullum who can take the club forward!. And by the way I am no Johnny come lately, bit of a generalisation there me thinks!

[/quote]

Chris R and Andy R are a bit Johnny Come Lately type though... how long have you pair been supporting the club again guys???

I remember you few comments in The Trowel & Hammer that night... a little wet behind the ears still me thinks? [:$]

[/quote]And this year''s Irony Award goes to Smudger for questioning the support of two lads who actually go to the matches and support the team rather than hiding behind their keyboards...[/quote]

But like you were both pretty much very quiet and had no answers at all when given the opportunity to speak up at The Trwoel & Hammer????

mmmm sssssssssssshhhhhhhhhhh!!! [:$]

[/quote]Now then Master S. I seem to remember I put my 2 penny worth in at the trowel and hammer. I didn''t pretend to have all the answers seeing as I haven''t but if asked I will trot out my consistent position that yes I want new investment, yes we desperately need it, yes i''m as frustrated at the league position as anyone but I can''t really see the point myself in protesting against someone who wants to leave given the right circumstances. Oh and saw my first match at Carrow Rd in 1979-80, went to the the 1985 Milk cup final, was there on the night we beat the Binners 2-0 in the Zenith Data Systems Trophy (19,000 people, all seemingly in the Barclay)  and my favourite Norwich goal was Robert Rosario''s 30 yard volley in the 4-4 draw with Southampton in 1989. Been supporting them for a while. Jesus, I had an away season ticket in the Premier campaign which was real dedication...And if i''m wet behind the ears does that mean I look young?? If so I take it as a compliment even though my hairline would probably disagree.

[Puzzy magnet 0]

[quote user="jbghost"]

The signing of Huckerby was down to one director who gave up his family Christmas to persuade both Darren to sign and Mr Moore to help finance the deal. The only part played by Delia was escorting him onto the pitch before the Forest game.

Unfortunately the gentleman is no longer a director. (Barry Skipper)

[/quote]

Correct. And funny how it was Carl Moore who came onto the pitch with Darren this week, and not Delia...

I seem to recall the last time he was unveiled she was quite happy to be seen as the person who had paid for it, dancing onto the pitch with him.

[Smudger 0]

[quote user="Jonesy"][quote user="Chrisr"][quote user="seat124"]

I do mate and was one of the few to chant that. We need more.

this women has done more to divide this club and it''s great supporters than Robert Chase could ever have done. Do you remember fan against fan at the end of the chase era, which coincidentally was by far the most successful period in the football clubs history.

there are to many people, especially the Johny come latelies in the Barclay, who are the main cause  of the fan against fan in their mistaken  belief that  "she saved the club cr*p".

you can stick ya ******* kitchens etc up ya **** (which are contributing jack s**t to Norwich City F C. or at the very least an insignificant sum of money)

 

 

[/quote]

Of course, those who don''t see Delia as the devil incarnate are "Johny come latelies".... sheesh dude, I stood on the Barclay when I was 15 (couldn''t see our end because I was too small and only knew we''d scored when the place went mental). Curiously I don''t agree with you or your "****in" vitriol. When one kind gentleman a few rows above me in E block yesterday gave it the old "Delia you''re a ****** **** **** **** etc etc, Delia out *** **** **** *** etc etc  I asked him simply what he would suggest instead. The answer to the question was "You are a f*** c***, etc etc etc" with a dollop of implied violence against me for good measure.

I was just as frustrated as anyone else yesterday but please, ......no really please, give me a suggestion of what we should actually DO...


[/quote]

Ah yes, I know who you are, I witnessed the whole thing! The idiot who had a go is one of the gimps to the left of us. They try & start crap songs all afternoon & hardly ever get anyone to join in with them!

[/quote]

Funny that... I was not there but heard that any threats of violence were dished out by those who did not want these folk singing Delia Out songs.... To which one or two individuals who were not involved initially told those doing the threatening to shut the **** up, that these guys were entitled to their opinion!!!

[Smudger 0]

[quote user="Chrisr"][quote user="Smudger"][quote user="Mister Chops"][quote user="Smudger"][quote user="Gazza"][quote user="Chrisr"][quote user="seat124"]

I do mate and was one of the few to chant that. We need more.

this women has done more to divide this club and it''s great supporters than Robert Chase could ever have done. Do you remember fan against fan at the end of the chase era, which coincidentally was by far the most successful period in the football clubs history.

there are to many people, especially the Johny come latelies in the Barclay, who are the main cause  of the fan against fan in their mistaken  belief that  "she saved the club cr*p".

you can stick ya ******* kitchens etc up ya **** (which are contributing jack s**t to Norwich City F C. or at the very least an insignificant sum of money)

  [/quote]

Of course, those who don''t see Delia as the devil incarnate are "Johny come latelies".... sheesh dude, I stood on the Barclay when I was 15 (couldn''t see our end because I was too small and only knew we''d scored when the place went mental). Curiously I don''t agree with you or your "****in" vitriol. When one kind gentleman a few rows above me in E block yesterday gave it the old "Delia you''re a ****** **** **** **** etc etc, Delia out *** **** **** *** etc etc  I asked him simply what he would suggest instead. The answer to the question was "You are a f*** c***, etc etc etc" with a dollop of implied violence against me for good measure.

I was just as frustrated as anyone else yesterday but please, ......no really please, give me a suggestion of what we should actually DO...


[/quote]

I suggest she sells the club for a tenner which she stated she would!, to a certain Mr P Cullum who can take the club forward!. And by the way I am no Johnny come lately, bit of a generalisation there me thinks!

[/quote]

Chris R and Andy R are a bit Johnny Come Lately type though... how long have you pair been supporting the club again guys???

I remember you few comments in The Trowel & Hammer that night... a little wet behind the ears still me thinks? [:$]

[/quote]

And this year''s Irony Award goes to Smudger for questioning the support of two lads who actually go to the matches and support the team rather than hiding behind their keyboards...

[/quote]

But like you were both pretty much very quiet and had no answers at all when given the opportunity to speak up at The Trwoel & Hammer????

mmmm sssssssssssshhhhhhhhhhh!!! [:$]

[/quote]

Now then Master S. I seem to remember I put my 2 penny worth in at the trowel and hammer.
 I didn''t pretend to have all the answers seeing as I haven''t but if asked I will trot out my consistent position that yes I want new investment, yes we desperately need it, yes i''m as frustrated at the league position as anyone but I can''t really see the point myself in protesting against someone who wants to leave given the right circumstances.

Oh and saw my first match at Carrow Rd in 1979-80, went to the the 1985 Milk cup final, was there on the night we beat the Binners 2-0 in the Zenith Data Systems Trophy (19,000 people, all seemingly in the Barclay)  and my favourite Norwich goal was Robert Rosario''s 30 yard volley in the 4-4 draw with Southampton in 1989. Been supporting them for a while. Jesus, I had an away season ticket in the Premier campaign which was real dedication...

And if i''m wet behind the ears does that mean I look young?? If so I take it as a compliment even though my hairline would probably disagree.

[/quote]

Must be your younger brothers history to who I refer then Chris?

Apolgies... [;)]

As for your views on what should happen at the club, also to be fair you do not get as involved as many others.  I believe that this is only right... seeing as you have no comments to make on a way forward then why should you sit here or anywhere else criticising others who have some ideas and are trying to run with them in some shape or form???

[seat124 0]

crap songs, no sunshine, they are songs that you do not agree with. There is a difference you know. AND they were not all anti Smith/Roeder etc. You may find that we do start other chants that get behind the team-as and when they actually look as if they give a flying f***.

tell you what, see me at 2.59 next home game and inform me and the other 15 or so (although i would argue that there are more), what songs you would like us to start.

hmmm, let me guess...........Delia''s Barmy Army, Delia''s barmy army.

[Chrisr 0]

[quote user="Smudger"][quote user="Chrisr"][quote user="Smudger"][quote user="Mister Chops"][quote user="Smudger"][quote user="Gazza"][quote user="Chrisr"][quote user="seat124"]

I do mate and was one of the few to chant that. We need more.

this women has done more to divide this club and it''s great supporters than Robert Chase could ever have done. Do you remember fan against fan at the end of the chase era, which coincidentally was by far the most successful period in the football clubs history.

there are to many people, especially the Johny come latelies in the Barclay, who are the main cause  of the fan against fan in their mistaken  belief that  "she saved the club cr*p".

you can stick ya ******* kitchens etc up ya **** (which are contributing jack s**t to Norwich City F C. or at the very least an insignificant sum of money)

  [/quote]

Of course, those who don''t see Delia as the devil incarnate are "Johny come latelies".... sheesh dude, I stood on the Barclay when I was 15 (couldn''t see our end because I was too small and only knew we''d scored when the place went mental). Curiously I don''t agree with you or your "****in" vitriol. When one kind gentleman a few rows above me in E block yesterday gave it the old "Delia you''re a ****** **** **** **** etc etc, Delia out *** **** **** *** etc etc  I asked him simply what he would suggest instead. The answer to the question was "You are a f*** c***, etc etc etc" with a dollop of implied violence against me for good measure. I was just as frustrated as anyone else yesterday but please, ......no really please, give me a suggestion of what we should actually DO...

[/quote]

I suggest she sells the club for a tenner which she stated she would!, to a certain Mr P Cullum who can take the club forward!. And by the way I am no Johnny come lately, bit of a generalisation there me thinks!

[/quote]

Chris R and Andy R are a bit Johnny Come Lately type though... how long have you pair been supporting the club again guys???

I remember you few comments in The Trowel & Hammer that night... a little wet behind the ears still me thinks? [:$]

[/quote]And this year''s Irony Award goes to Smudger for questioning the support of two lads who actually go to the matches and support the team rather than hiding behind their keyboards...[/quote]

But like you were both pretty much very quiet and had no answers at all when given the opportunity to speak up at The Trwoel & Hammer????

mmmm sssssssssssshhhhhhhhhhh!!! [:$]

[/quote]Now then Master S. I seem to remember I put my 2 penny worth in at the trowel and hammer. I didn''t pretend to have all the answers seeing as I haven''t but if asked I will trot out my consistent position that yes I want new investment, yes we desperately need it, yes i''m as frustrated at the league position as anyone but I can''t really see the point myself in protesting against someone who wants to leave given the right circumstances. Oh and saw my first match at Carrow Rd in 1979-80, went to the the 1985 Milk cup final, was there on the night we beat the Binners 2-0 in the Zenith Data Systems Trophy (19,000 people, all seemingly in the Barclay)  and my favourite Norwich goal was Robert Rosario''s 30 yard volley in the 4-4 draw with Southampton in 1989. Been supporting them for a while. Jesus, I had an away season ticket in the Premier campaign which was real dedication...And if i''m wet behind the ears does that mean I look young?? If so I take it as a compliment even though my hairline would probably disagree. [/quote]

Must be your younger brothers history to who I refer then Chris?

Apolgies... [;)]

As for your views on what should happen at the club, also to be fair you do not get as involved as many others.  I believe that this is only right... seeing as you have no comments to make on a way forward then why should you sit here or anywhere else criticising others who have some ideas and are trying to run with them in some shape or form???

[/quote]Sigh......Smudger old chap, Andy''s history of watching our team is similar to mine. He didn''t go to the 1985 cup final because he was ruled just to young. He''s had season tickets in the 80''s and follows the lads through thin and thinner. Yep, I don''t get involved in the same way as others because I don''t get as angry about things as others. My comments about a way forward are above, Delia sells, at a price that suits her and a prospective suitor. I want Mr Cullum to turn up and offer before its too late, not once we are relegated but can understand Delia''s desire to get a certain price for the shareholders. Alot of it in my humble comes down to people. I think Delia is fundamentally a nice person in a really difficult position, trying to do what she sees as best. I won''t get worked up enough to swear and shout and scweeem at people I think are fundamentally quite nice. Maybe I could extend this line of thought to your good self too!

[Smudger 0]

[quote user="seat124"]

crap songs, no sunshine, they are songs that you do not agree with. There is a difference you know. AND they were not all anti Smith/Roeder etc. You may find that we do start other chants that get behind the team-as and when they actually look as if they give a flying f***.

tell you what, see me at 2.59 next home game and inform me and the other 15 or so (although i would argue that there are more), what songs you would like us to start.

hmmm, let me guess...........Delia''s Barmy Army, Delia''s barmy army.

[/quote]

I have a list for you... PM me and meet us in The Nelson before or after a match.

We will come and sing them with you. 

[Things are looking up 0]

[quote user="seat124"]

crap songs, no sunshine, they are songs that you do not agree with. There is a difference you know. AND they were not all anti Smith/Roeder etc. You may find that we do start other chants that get behind the team-as and when they actually look as if they give a flying f***.

tell you what, see me at 2.59 next home game and inform me and the other 15 or so (although i would argue that there are more), what songs you would like us to start.

hmmm, let me guess...........Delia''s Barmy Army, Delia''s barmy army.

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If you are who I think you are my personal favourite was: Free Weeners!  Best song of the season so far.

[nutty nigel 7,513]

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crap songs, no sunshine, they are songs that you do not agree with. There is a difference you know. AND they were not all anti Smith/Roeder etc. You may find that we do start other chants that get behind the team-as and when they actually look as if they give a flying f***.

tell you what, see me at 2.59 next home game and inform me and the other 15 or so (although i would argue that there are more), what songs you would like us to start.

hmmm, let me guess...........Delia''s Barmy Army, Delia''s barmy army.

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Well it''s some time since we sang "Bertie Mee said to Bill Shankleeeeee....

[;)]

 

[seat124 0]

top man nutty.! I always liked that one. Doubt that many in the creche that is the Barcaly will remember bertie mee or bill shankly, let alone the north bank highbury. But after a few stella''s pre match, I am sure that we can give it a go.

to be honest, it would be great to have a good atmosphere within the ground to get a few of the "old songs" going.

 

 

[nutty nigel 7,513]

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top man nutty.! I always liked that one. Doubt that many in the creche that is the Barcaly will remember bertie mee or bill shankly, let alone the north bank highbury. But after a few stella''s pre match, I am sure that we can give it a go.

to be honest, it would be great to have a good atmosphere within the ground to get a few of the "old songs" going.

 

 

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When I used to sing that I was part of the creche in the Barclay [:O]

Arsene Wenger said to Raphael Benitez...

Have you heard of the North Bank Highbureeeeee...

It just doesn''t work anymore![:''(]

We could give it a go tho [;)]