Thanks must go to Roeder

[Puzzy magnet 0]

For signing Wes.

If we are thanking the disaster that was Gunn, we may as well chip in for good old Glenn too. And remember, he didn''t get us relegated either, so a double thumbs up!

Oh, and thanks must go to Granty for signing Russell.

 

[John 0]

And lets not forget to thank Worthy for signing good ol'' Drury.[Y]Nigel really has been behind the backbone that has kept this run going.

[Dronny Canary 0]

And lets not forget Delia for signing the men that signed Drury and Russell and Wes!  (I''m sure there''s something wrong with the logic here somewhere but I can''t quite work it out)

[Bury Yellow 2]

Whilst we are at it - Many thanks to Blarney O'' Bulls**t for leaving when he did

[Tookie140 0]

 Don''t forgot Grant, Cureton and Semi thumbs up [Y]

[The Fish Seller 0]

And Ken Brown too for signing Chippy* and Culverhouse who appear to be working wonders with the youth and the squad and who might well not have been tempted into their current positions had they not been players at this club themselves.

* And thanks to Mike Walker for re-signing Chippy of course.

[Kathy 733]

And Mr and Mrs Brown for having Ken.

[PurpleCanary 5,562]

This is totally typical of so many threads here. Short-sighted and with absolutely no sense of history. Plainly the ENTIRE credit for Lambert''s winning run should rightfully be attributed to Robert Webster and Joseph Nutchey...

[Dronny Canary 0]

[quote user="PurpleCanary"]This is totally typical of so many threads here. Short-sighted and with absolutely no sense of history. Plainly the ENTIRE credit for Lambert''s winning run should rightfully be attributed to Robert Webster and Joseph Nutchey...[/quote]

Were they the ones that bought Doc?

[The Fish Seller 0]

[quote user="PurpleCanary"]This is totally typical of so many threads here. Short-sighted and with absolutely no sense of history. Plainly the ENTIRE credit for Lambert''s winning run should rightfully be attributed to Robert Webster and Joseph Nutchey...[/quote]This may be very true but as is usual on the Pink ''Un you only mention the facts which suit your version of events, obviously we need to really thank that virtuous son of Norfolk: Horatio Nelson without whose tonkings of the French over an extended period we might well have been permanently resigned to life in the second division South-East Boules league.

[Rastaman 0]

[quote user="Tookie140"] Don''t forgot Grant, Cureton and Semi thumbs up [Y][/quote]

And Big Dave Strihavka and Brellier :p thumbs up [Y]

[PurpleCanary 5,562]

[quote user="Buckethead"][quote user="PurpleCanary"]This is totally typical of so many threads here. Short-sighted and with absolutely no sense of history. Plainly the ENTIRE credit for Lambert''s winning run should rightfully be attributed to Robert Webster and Joseph Nutchey...[/quote]This may be very true but as is usual on the Pink ''Un you only mention the facts which suit your version of events.[/quote]Unlike all the other posters on this site who are so fair-minded they only mention the facts that totally contradict their version of events?!?!?!Actually, come to think of it, there are one or two who do exactly that. But unwittingly!

[Evil Monkey 52]

Thumbs up for the Big Bang! (Or God, depending on your preference) [Y]There, I win [:P]

[Kathy 733]

[quote user="Evil Monkey"]Thumbs up for the Big Bang! (Or God, depending on your preference) [Y]

There, I win [:P]
[/quote]

Not if you subscribe to the oscillating universe theory :)

[Dronny Canary 0]

Suddenly everything on here is going right over my head.  I think I''ll go for a lie down.

[PurpleCanary 5,562]

[quote user="Kathy"]

[quote user="Evil Monkey"]Thumbs up for the Big Bang! (Or God, depending on your preference) [Y]There, I win [:P][/quote]

Not if you subscribe to the oscillating universe theory :)

[/quote]Ah, that''s what it''s called! Nice to be able to put a name to the universe I find myself inhabiting about half way through the third bottle of champagne...

[singing canary 0]

roeders team he put together got us relegated , and almost at the foot of the table hence why he got sacked .

[Mello Yello 2,294]

Thank you for the music....

[ron obvious 1,502]

[quote user="PurpleCanary"][quote user="Kathy"]

[quote user="Evil Monkey"]Thumbs up for the Big Bang! (Or God, depending on your preference) [Y]There, I win [:P][/quote]

Not if you subscribe to the oscillating universe theory :)

[/quote]Ah, that''s what it''s called! Nice to be able to put a name to the universe I find myself inhabiting about half way through the third bottle of champagne...[/quote]Ahh! The old Einstein-de Sitter cosmology with some constant (I forget which one) set to1/2. Apparently bouncing Universes are now regarded as impossible due to the existence of high red-shift objects.Damn.

[Kathy 733]

[quote user="ron obvious"][quote user="PurpleCanary"][quote user="Kathy"]

[quote user="Evil Monkey"]Thumbs up for the Big Bang! (Or God, depending on your preference) [Y]

There, I win [:P]
[/quote]

Not if you subscribe to the oscillating universe theory :)

[/quote]

Ah, that''s what it''s called! Nice to be able to put a name to the universe I find myself inhabiting about half way through the third bottle of champagne...[/quote]

Ahh! The old Einstein-de Sitter cosmology with some constant (I forget which one) set to1/2. Apparently bouncing Universes are now regarded as impossible due to the existence of high red-shift objects.

Damn.


[/quote]

 

So in fact Evil Monkey did win then ...........

[Evil Monkey 52]

[quote user="Kathy"][quote user="ron obvious"][quote user="PurpleCanary"][quote user="Kathy"]

[quote user="Evil Monkey"]Thumbs up for the Big Bang! (Or God, depending on your preference) [Y]There, I win [:P][/quote]

Not if you subscribe to the oscillating universe theory :)

[/quote]Ah, that''s what it''s called! Nice to be able to put a name to the universe I find myself inhabiting about half way through the third bottle of champagne...[/quote]Ahh! The old Einstein-de Sitter cosmology with some constant (I forget which one) set to1/2. Apparently bouncing Universes are now regarded as impossible due to the existence of high red-shift objects.Damn.

[/quote]

 

So in fact Evil Monkey did win then ...........

[/quote]After all that, I think you''ll find none of us are winners............

[can u sit down please 0]

Thanks roeder for sending Spillane and martin out on loan.

They have returned better players!

[Danny G 0]

And big shout out to Lamberts mum for giving birth to him !!

[Aurelius 0]

[quote user="Dronny Canary"]And lets not forget Delia for signing the men that signed Drury and Russell and Wes!  (I''m sure there''s something wrong with the logic here somewhere but I can''t quite work it out)[/quote]Nice touch, mate! [:D]

[Google Bot 3,278]

Special mention should also go to Bill Gates and Steve Ballmer for having the foresight in producing an expandable and readily available software solution to run the heart of Carrow Road''s admin duties.

[Budapest Canary 152]

And what about the kitman Roeder sacked? I''d give full credit to him...

 

[First Jedi 0]

:)

Nice work guys!

[Matt Morriss 69]

While were at it a massive thanks to Worthington for signing Darren Huckerby. Without him we''d have never got into the Premiership, and without Roeder dispensing with his services last season we''d have never bought Wes in the first place!!

[Mister Chops 7]

[quote user="Buckethead"][quote user="PurpleCanary"]This is totally typical of so many threads here. Short-sighted and with absolutely no sense of history. Plainly the ENTIRE credit for Lambert''s winning run should rightfully be attributed to Robert Webster and Joseph Nutchey...[/quote]This may be very true but as is usual on the Pink ''Un you only mention the facts which suit your version of events, obviously we need to really thank that virtuous son of Norfolk: Horatio Nelson without whose tonkings of the French over an extended period we might well have been permanently resigned to life in the second division South-East Boules league.[/quote]You''re quite right, of course, but without Sir Francis Drake as a historical figure of inspiration, young Horatio might have taken up knitting.  Well done, Sir Francis.

[Kathy 733]

[quote user="Buckethead"][quote user="PurpleCanary"]This is totally typical of so many threads here. Short-sighted and with absolutely no sense of history. Plainly the ENTIRE credit for Lambert''s winning run should rightfully be attributed to Robert Webster and Joseph Nutchey...[/quote]This may be very true but as is usual on the Pink ''Un you only mention the facts which suit your version of events, obviously we need to really thank that virtuous son of Norfolk: Horatio Nelson without whose tonkings of the French over an extended period we might well have been permanently resigned to life in the second division South-East Boules league.[/quote]

Erm actually, thinking about it though, we might have won the world cup.