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Deliver a Lerner… perfick. Deliver a Hicks and the chamber clicks over again…

February 18th, 2010 by Rick Waghorn | No Comments »

Marry another Randy Lerner to a Paul Lambert and that’s the Villa model; if ‘Uncle Joe’ Kosich delivers that then City’s medium-term prayers might be answered. Deliver a Bill Hicks, however…

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Memories? Well, they’re made of stories just like this… Remember 1985?

February 12th, 2010 by Kevin Baldwin | No Comments »

If there’s a way to send it to a recycle bin and free up capacity for new information, I’d like to know what it is. And soon, because even new football facts aren’t sticking. Before last Saturday’s trip to Millwall, I had to look up who scored when we beat them at home on Boxing Day. And that really isn’t good.

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Why now is the perfect opportunity to freshen things up ahead of the final run in…

February 11th, 2010 by Tom Haylett | No Comments »

Millwall look a racing certainly for the play-offs at least and as many predicted, they are having an extremely strong second half of the season, so there is no shame in losing at the New Den.

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Why the reaction to the use of the ‘A’ word? Cos it threatens the rock upon which City is built

January 26th, 2010 by Rick Waghorn | No Comments »

Given the volume of small, Norfolk businesses whose livelihood is in some way, shape or form entwined to the continuing fortunes of their local football club, taking them to the cleaners to the tune of two pence in the pound whilst the players’ wages are ring-fenced by Football League law would destroy any sense of Norwich City being a ‘community’ club.

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Stroppy? Yes. Gracious? Not so much. Do we love him? Of course!

January 20th, 2010 by Mick Dennis | No Comments »

It wasn’t very gracious, perhaps. And I know I’ve spent a good few years extolling the virtues of Norwich being an upright, socially responsible club. But seeing our manager being a not-particularly-good winner was much more fun than all those seasons of trying to be a good loser.

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Expect more clubs to come sniffing if Lambert keeps this up. 10/10 so far…

January 13th, 2010 by Tom Haylett | No Comments »

It’s not just the turnaround that has been remarkable – doesn’t that 7-1 defeat to Colchester seem an age ago? – it’s the speed at which Paul Lambert has transformed Norwich from a club in crisis into promotion favourites in a matter of months.

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Where is the voice of reason when you need it? Someone needs to have a word

January 11th, 2010 by Stanley | No Comments »

Such an historic town, and good football club deserve better than to be represented by Cowling. Through nothing more than a bruised ego, he has decided to punish law-abiding football fans, and create enormous friction between the two set of fans.

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Reading the latest set of accounts is not for the faint of heart. To me, they’re terrifying.

January 11th, 2010 by Mick Dennis | No Comments »

When I talk to people involved in club takeovers, they say that Norwich City’s overall indebtedness remains the big problem. If you want to buy a football club, there are much better deals to be had. The frightening finances confirm that Peter Cullum was trying it on when he asked Delia Smith and Michael-Wynn Jones to give him the club just over two years ago.

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Where is the voice of reason when you need it? Someone needs to have a word

January 11th, 2010 by Stanley | No Comments »

What has flummoxed Stan, is that neither Essex nor Norfolk Police, or indeed the FA have intervened in this scenario. Surely when a decision that affects crowd safety is made, based on the sentiment contained within the following statement, a third party should have done something?

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Happy New Year? Happy New ‘Yeah, wanna make something of it?’ more like…

January 8th, 2010 by Kevin Baldwin | No Comments »

Given my soft spot for hard feelings, I should really be savouring the ‘Week of Grudge’ we’ve got coming up with our games against Walsall and Colchester. But there’s something that doesn’t feel quite right about it. I think it’s because the grudges feel flimsy and ridiculous, even for me. There’s no real substance to them.

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