hahaha all the usual suspects...

[RichT - The Biscuit 0]

Didn''t know being 35 meant I was a kiddie wink, maybe I''ll start to type negative posts then with no substance and make more of an effort!

I also don''t remember saying that I was right, I was merely pointing out that everyone is allowed an opinion but that some people get wound up by people who only want to post negative posts - personally I don''t - life is too short and I don''t have time to waste on people like you lot, I''d rather look forward not backwards and as I''m entitled to my own opinion I will sleep easy at night knowing that some people will disagree!

No need to get so agro though is there, now remind me why you lot get so much stick as it''s not obvious to me!?!?!?!?

Yours,

Immature Little Knob Kiddie Wink

[Yellow Rages 0]

[quote user="RichT - The Biscuit"]why does everyone get wound up by Smudger and his mates, if he wants to be miserable and negative then let him. Personally I think Gunn, Crook and Butterworth (not forgetting McNally) have done a good job. This is the start of a long rebuild, but I for one am prepared to stand by my team and not look for every possible negative in any news![/quote]

I think it is pretty safe to say that at this level of the game we are entering into, very few of us know enough about the players on show to make a convincing argument.

I have a little insight having seen the Dartford game (which I thought we looked average) but we have signed more players since and they all have time to improve, it is only pre season afterall. So I wouldn''t like to call it either way because like 99 % of this board I just don''t know enough. I simply wish the majority would call on their knowledge, this being a lack of and leave the judgement to a time when we have seen what these boys can do. One major positive we can take from all of this is that we now have a team of contracted players and not loanees. If anything, this can make us more of a unit and fight for the cause as one.

Heres hoping and like you, not knowing.

[RichT - The Biscuit 0]

Couldn''t agreed more YR, only time will tell as to whether the players we have got in are gonna get us out of this mess or not, there are no certainties in life (well there are some I suppose).

I do agree that some do getting carried away with it all, but only in the same way as others getting carried away with being over negative.

Football is supposed to be passion, but a positive one, some have turned it into a negative one!

As I have said on many occasions though, everyone is entitled to their own opinion no matter which side of the fence they sit on!

My point was simply that I think that the club is going in the right direction and I like it that way

[Joanna Grey 0]

[quote user="St. Cluck"]

[quote user="RichT - The Biscuit"]why does everyone get wound up by Smudger and his mates, if he wants to be miserable and negative then let him. Personally I think Gunn, Crook and Butterworth (not forgetting McNally) have done a good job. This is the start of a long rebuild, but I for one am prepared to stand by my team and not look for every possible negative in any news![/quote]

Because you''re immature little knobs who have been brought up to think you''re always right and that you should never be questioned........

That is why you kiddie winkies get so wound up.

 

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Pot, kettle, black I think there.

 

[Yellow Rages 0]

[quote user="Mustachio Furioso"][quote user="St. Cluck"]

[quote user="RichT - The Biscuit"]why does everyone get wound up by Smudger and his mates, if he wants to be miserable and negative then let him. Personally I think Gunn, Crook and Butterworth (not forgetting McNally) have done a good job. This is the start of a long rebuild, but I for one am prepared to stand by my team and not look for every possible negative in any news![/quote]

Because you''re immature little knobs who have been brought up to think you''re always right and that you should never be questioned........

That is why you kiddie winkies get so wound up.

 

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Pot, kettle, black I think there.

 

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Brought up to think they are always right? How did you end up with that condition then? Surely the creation of Cluck didn''t start with an immature little knob. Your Dad may be your brother afterall.

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[quote user="Mustachio Furioso"][quote user="St. Cluck"]

[quote user="RichT - The Biscuit"]why does everyone get wound up by Smudger and his mates, if he wants to be miserable and negative then let him. Personally I think Gunn, Crook and Butterworth (not forgetting McNally) have done a good job. This is the start of a long rebuild, but I for one am prepared to stand by my team and not look for every possible negative in any news![/quote]

Because you''re immature little knobs who have been brought up to think you''re always right and that you should never be questioned........

That is why you kiddie winkies get so wound up.

 

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Pot, kettle, black I think there.

 

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The day you see me "wound up" on here will be the day you depart this world. Only those who take themselves and their own words seriously have such nauseatingly sad issues.

And please....try to come up with a more original idiom next time eh?.

[RichT - The Biscuit 0]

Ow YR, that might have just kicked him right in his little knob!

[RichT - The Biscuit 0]

Cluck, if your overaction to my post wasn''t you getting wound up, I would really like to see you when you are wound up!

What childish names would I have been called then, or would I have progressed from little to big!?!?

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[quote user="RichT - The Biscuit"]Ow YR, that might have just kicked him right in his little knob![/quote]

Wow yes... That was a beauty...

Dear oh dear oh dear.  

[RichT - The Biscuit 0]

Actually now I''m starting to get it, winding up these guys is actually kind of fun.......

[jimbo 0]

I just dont understand people like smudger.Do they want to see

Norwich do well or not, its like they have there own little power trip

where they want the club to fail to prove a personal point!! I just

dont see what is to be gained from this.Whats wrong with a bit of optimism!!We all know the club has made mistakes in the past and probably will do in the future but from what i can see they are trying to learn from there previous mistakes i.e the reliance on loan signings.

[Yellow Rose of Texas 0]

" Do they want to see Norwich do well or not, its like they have there own little power trip where they want the club to fail to prove a personal point! "

Who knows? But I do know that their "nah nah nah, you guys are a bunch of idiots" attitude deserves shoving right back up their ****. Of course people are talking up THEIR team, it what FOOTBALL SUPPORTERS do... cue the DELIA LOVER and SHEEP comments....

[Yellow Rages 0]

[quote user="St. Cluck"][quote user="Mustachio Furioso"][quote user="St. Cluck"]

[quote user="RichT - The Biscuit"]why does everyone get wound up by Smudger and his mates, if he wants to be miserable and negative then let him. Personally I think Gunn, Crook and Butterworth (not forgetting McNally) have done a good job. This is the start of a long rebuild, but I for one am prepared to stand by my team and not look for every possible negative in any news![/quote]

Because you''re immature little knobs who have been brought up to think you''re always right and that you should never be questioned........

That is why you kiddie winkies get so wound up.

 

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Pot, kettle, black I think there.

 

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The day you see me "wound up" on here will be the day you depart this world. Only those who take themselves and their own words seriously have such nauseatingly sad issues.

And please....try to come up with a more original idiom next time eh?.

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Why do you say more original?

Are you suggesting you hear this all the time?

Maybe you should take note if it is commonplace for you?

Don''t be wound up when I depart the world though, it will be me who misses out on the fun, not you.

[TheCardinal 0]

Smudger is Smudger. He will never give any Norwich City team a fair chance to prove themselves and will jump to as hasty a conclusion as those he berates. He is a hypocrite of the highest order.

[Smudger 0]

[quote user="No Quarter"]Smudger (or whatever), I recall seeing you at the protest at the tail end of last season (it was the second to last game of the season - the evening KO that we lost, cant remember who it was against) and you were singing PRO ROBERT CHASE songs.  Now, my opinion of you previous to this night was quite meh, but after witnessing that, you went totally off the radar of my estimations.  If you were or are a fan of Robert Chase, either you didnt attend the matches when we saw our premiership topping side dis-assembled and therefore were not one of the hardcore mixing it with the police horses after the Liverpool home game, or you are simply an attention seeking moron.  Hmmm.  So anything you spout forthwith is now taken with an enormous pinch of salt.  Chase lover.[/quote]

I have never sang a pro Chase song in my life... unless it was a sarcastic chant implying that Delia makes the awful Chase look like an angel I think you are well wide of the mark.

[Smudger 0]

[quote user="jimbo"]I just dont understand people like smudger.

Do they want to see Norwich do well or not, its like they have there own little power trip where they want the club to fail to prove a personal point!! I just dont see what is to be gained from this.

Whats wrong with a bit of optimism!!

We all know the club has made mistakes in the past and probably will do in the future but from what i can see they are trying to learn from there previous mistakes i.e the reliance on loan signings.
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I don''t want to see them fail, but the probability is that they are highly likely to with the excuse for a team that Gunny has built.

PS - The club have learnt nothing... relegation followed by building a side that is more suited to midtable obscurity.  Not being prepared to spend money on transfer fees that would add the 3 or 4 quality individuals to a team that would enable us to realisticly challenge for promotion and we will ultimately fall away over the next year or two so we face yet another relegation battle from slipping in to the 4th tier or administration.

Maybe you have also forgotten that the only time Delia & Co got it right it was more by default rather than good judgement?   The season we were promoted we would of had Elvis Hammond upfront if he did not pick up an injury early in the season and we would never of ever seen Huckerby if it was not for a certain Mr Carl Moore.

We have little to no chance of promotion and those of you that say we do are the same deluded ones who were talking of play-offs at the start of last season.

[Smudger 0]

[quote user="TheCardinal"]Smudger is Smudger. He will never give any Norwich City team a fair chance to prove themselves and will jump to as hasty a conclusion as those he berates. He is a hypocrite of the highest order.
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I berate the ones who know that we are likely to fail but still say "lets hope we can do it, lets get behind the team and maybe everything will work out ok" more than the idiots who actually believe we have a chance.  The clowns that do not have the courage to do anything when they know that the Norwich fans are being shafted time and time again.

[Camuldonum 0]

Funny old business.  Four signings in one day for Norwich but the only story is still Chloe.

[BobbyLo 0]

[quote user="Camuldonum"]Funny old business.  Four signings in one day for Norwich but the only story is still Chloe.[/quote]Silly, old fashioned, right wing moo cow....she''s takin all the limelight!!I bet Smudger is impressed by HER appointment

[Smudger 0]

[quote user="CashCasinoCrane"][quote user="Camuldonum"]Funny old business.  Four signings in one day for Norwich but the only story is still Chloe.[/quote]

Silly, old fashioned, right wing moo cow....she''s takin all the limelight!!

I bet Smudger is impressed by HER appointment
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Who??? [:^)]

[Arthur Whittle 0]

[quote user="CashCasinoCrane"][quote user="Camuldonum"]Funny old business.  Four signings in one day for Norwich but the only story is still Chloe.[/quote]

Silly, old fashioned, right wing moo cow....she''s takin all the limelight!!

I bet Smudger is impressed by HER appointment
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Typical lefty getting his/her knickers in a twist

[Shyster 0]

[quote user="CashCasinoCrane"][quote user="Camuldonum"]Funny old business.  Four signings in one day for Norwich but the only story is still Chloe.[/quote]Silly, old fashioned, right wing moo cow....she''s takin all the limelight!!I bet Smudger is impressed by HER appointment[/quote]

You''re obviously worried about losing your welfare.  [:P]

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[quote user="CashCasinoCrane"][quote user="Camuldonum"]Funny old business.  Four signings in one day for Norwich but the only story is still Chloe.[/quote]

Silly, old fashioned, right wing moo cow....she''s takin all the limelight!!

I bet Smudger is impressed by HER appointment
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Conservative equals someone who can stand on their own two feet... Labour equals someone who needs a hand to hold and a Giro they don''t have to work for .....

Bring it on I say... bring it on.......

 

 

[BobbyLo 0]

Typical response I''d expect from you guys. To be honest, whoever gets in won''t change anything. Politics has been stripped of any respect the general public held for it and we will still see the same two parties getting in to power. These guys are scapegoats essentially.It''s sad that this has happened, as I''m sure if younger people were interested or more well informed and actually voted we would see changes.Sorry to upset you blue blooded chaps anyhow. Let''s get back to football.

[No Quarter 0]

[quote user="Smudger"]

[quote user="No Quarter"]Smudger (or whatever), I recall seeing you at the protest at the tail end of last season (it was the second to last game of the season - the evening KO that we lost, cant remember who it was against) and you were singing PRO ROBERT CHASE songs.  Now, my opinion of you previous to this night was quite meh, but after witnessing that, you went totally off the radar of my estimations.  If you were or are a fan of Robert Chase, either you didnt attend the matches when we saw our premiership topping side dis-assembled and therefore were not one of the hardcore mixing it with the police horses after the Liverpool home game, or you are simply an attention seeking moron.  Hmmm.  So anything you spout forthwith is now taken with an enormous pinch of salt.  Chase lover.[/quote]

I have never sang a pro Chase song in my life... unless it was a sarcastic chant implying that Delia makes the awful Chase look like an angel I think you are well wide of the mark.

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Mmm....apart from when I saw you singing one.....

[Shyster 0]

[quote user="CashCasinoCrane"]Typical response I''d expect from you guys. To be honest, whoever gets in won''t change anything.[/quote]

You''re obviously a leftist and that''s what you''d prefer to believe. There remains too many old members with old Tory values for it not to make a difference, sunshine.

[Yellow Wal 314]

[quote user="Shyster"][quote user="CashCasinoCrane"]Typical response I''d expect from you guys. To be honest, whoever gets in won''t change anything.[/quote]


You''re obviously a leftist and that''s what you''d prefer to believe. There remains too many old members with old Tory values for it not to make a difference, sunshine.

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Now I have voted Tory many more times than Labour and can''t be accused of being a leftist but, like you I remember the old fashioned Tory values only too well. That was when greed was revered and a whole generation was brought up in a greedy society. It is that generation which, with their greed, has now come of age and caused the financial problems this country now has. Because of this I haven''t voted for many a year as I cannot agree with many at all.

Perhaps I will have to vote English Democrat given the chance because the Marmite Mayor of Doncaster has made more sense and difference than any politician for years.

[Shyster 0]

[quote user="Yellow Wall"]

[quote user="Shyster"][quote user="CashCasinoCrane"]Typical response I''d expect from you guys. To be honest, whoever gets in won''t change anything.[/quote]

You''re obviously a leftist and that''s what you''d prefer to believe. There remains too many old members with old Tory values for it not to make a difference, sunshine.[/quote]

Now I have voted Tory many more times than Labour and can''t be accused of being a leftist but, like you I remember the old fashioned Tory values only too well. That was when greed was revered and a whole generation was brought up in a greedy society. It is that generation which, with their greed, has now come of age and caused the financial problems this country now has. Because of this I haven''t voted for many a year as I cannot agree with many at all.

Perhaps I will have to vote English Democrat given the chance because the Marmite Mayor of Doncaster has made more sense and difference than any politician for years.

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Greedy society!! How do you come to that conclusion? Maggie took away free school milk and introduced Poll Tax. [:P]In all seriousness though, I guess you''re talking about the selling off of Council houses and the consequent lack of housing? Yes, there is today a lack of ''immediate'' social housing, but might that have just a little bit to do with over population and Labour''s dire policy of uncontrolled immigration? And take a look at the council accommodation around all of Britain and the council houses that haven''t been purchased (you can tell the ones that haven''t been bought by the lack of PVC doors [:D]) and you will see that there remains a huge stock of social housing all over the bleedin'' show - trouble is, is that if you knocked on the doors of those council houses that haven''t been purchased you would surely be greeted with the likes of viewers & guests of the Jeremy Kyle show - the ilk of people who cared not to better themselves when Maggie offered the chance, and the ilk of people who bred the rats who despise, yet are dependant on the wealthy taxpayer.The wealthy taxpayers who are increasingly taking their money out of a country that is in Labours'' billions of pounds of debt.Twelve years ago, Labour took on a country that was economically sound - economically sound because right of centre policies encourage people to get off their idle anuses through hunger, nay, a craving to better themselves, which can also lead to greed - but it''s a financially viable greed that helps people and a nation prosper and look after the genuine unfortunates within its society, not lunatic lefty ideals that would quash all enterprise yet still yearn to look after the world and its dog.

[Yellow Wal 314]

A lot of what you say is why I have had right wing tendancies in the past.

However, I feel that there are many problems in this country on both sides of politics.

I would imagine that a top taxation rate at 40% for the richest in society would seem fair to many, if it were not for the massive overpayment of many members of that same society. A weekly wage of £100,000 for some of todays footballers is, I''m afraid, obscene to me when so many people are in need. A bonus for a banker in six figures again makes me cringe. So I would agree with the 40% tax level if the greed of the benefactor, or his agents, was not so great. And let''s face it, people who earn that much can usually employ the best tax and financial advisers so they, in fact, pay very much less than the 40%!

At the same time I find the ''under'' society that is becoming part of this country and the welfare state abhorrent. So many young people now realise, because they have seen their parents do it, that the way to an easy life is to have six kids before they are 25 and then live of the state for the next twenty years or so. The mani problem with this is that working peopl have two children whoi have two children which equals four grandchildren. Spongers have six children who have six children which equals thirty-six grandchildren, who perhaps will not all want to work! Whatever will happen with the next generation?

Check out the Marmite Mayor!

[BobbyLo 0]

I was brought up in the 80''s. In fact, I was born in 1980 so I can''t comment on what was happening as I was far too young to even care. However, how you, Shyster, can say that the tories didn''t encourage greed is beyond me. There is a famous quote from the haggard old spinster Maggie where she says, "There is no such thing as society. Just families and individuals" Which is saying, "look after you and yours and don''t give a crap about anyone else" basically. Selfishness and greed was rife.I know that they introduced opportunities for small businesses, as my dad prospered from this initiative, and my parents probably used to vote Tory. The rich will get richer no matter who is in power, so your half assed comments about Tory encouraging people to get off their "lazy anuses" is wide of the mark. Also, people who appear on the Jeremy Kyle show probably don''t vote as I''m sure their understanding of politics is limited. If you''re willing to even appear on something like that you''ve got a screw loose. I may show your post to friends who CHOOSE to live in council houses. Not because they don''t work, not because they''re lazy and "dumb", not because they''re addicted to smack, but because they are looking for an easier way to get on the property ladder and haven''t got rich parents to help them out.There may be too many old Tory members out there as you say, for it not to make a difference. Well, they will all be dead soon so it will make a difference! Wonderful.