| I wonder how our inbred canary friends up the road think of our success this sea 19:47 - Apr 30 with 4148 views | Kesgrave_Exile |
I would be interesting to see how they perceive this and whether their is genuine concern among the fan base that we are going to do a job on them next season. If I were them I would be sh***ing myself us making them look like a bunch of clowns, and thus restoring the natural order. [Post edited 30 Apr 2023 19:48]
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| I wonder how our inbred canary friends up the road think of our success this sea on 19:54 - Apr 30 with 3765 views | Stewart27 |
The good thing about them being so inbred and insular is that they probably don’t even know. I mean, they know we got promoted but I doubt they have a clue about how good we’ve been.
Which is great and may come as a little surprise to them. | | | |
| I wonder how our inbred canary friends up the road think of our success this sea on 19:57 - Apr 30 with 3742 views | farkenhell |
In the words of Sir Wes, "f uck 'em!" | | | |
| I wonder how our inbred canary friends up the road think of our success this sea on 20:02 - Apr 30 with 3702 views | clive_baker |
They’re so far up their own arse that I think next season might be a wake up call for them. They’re probably sat there thinking we’ve scraped out of L1. We’ve got every chance of finishing above them next season. Wagner’s been a complete flop. |  |
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| I wonder how our inbred canary friends up the road think of our success this sea on 20:02 - Apr 30 with 3700 views | BigCommon |
They are like all fan bases. Half of them think that everything is going to be ok.... The other half want everyone sacked or out of the club.And think they are going to get battered by everyone next season, including us...... |  | | |
| I wonder how our inbred canary friends up the road think of our success this sea on 20:05 - Apr 30 with 3677 views | BlueBadger |
| I wonder how our inbred canary friends up the road think of our success this sea on 20:02 - Apr 30 by BigCommon |
They are like all fan bases. Half of them think that everything is going to be ok.... The other half want everyone sacked or out of the club.And think they are going to get battered by everyone next season, including us...... |
In all fairness, they ARE going to get battered by us. |  |
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| I wonder how our inbred canary friends up the road think of our success this sea on 20:10 - Apr 30 with 3653 views | GeoffSentence |
They graciously concede that we have had a very good season, particularly the second half of it, that our football has been superb, and that the support and atmosphere has been excellent. They are looking forward to two hard fought derby games, played in an excellent spirit and hope the best team wins, which they openly say is them, but privately concede could be us. Whatever the outcome of those two games, they wish us well for the rest of the season.
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| I wonder how our inbred canary friends up the road think of our success this sea on 21:18 - Apr 30 with 3422 views | farkenhell |
| I wonder how our inbred canary friends up the road think of our success this sea on 20:10 - Apr 30 by GeoffSentence |
They graciously concede that we have had a very good season, particularly the second half of it, that our football has been superb, and that the support and atmosphere has been excellent. They are looking forward to two hard fought derby games, played in an excellent spirit and hope the best team wins, which they openly say is them, but privately concede could be us. Whatever the outcome of those two games, they wish us well for the rest of the season.
Probably. |
Well played Sir. That is what is known as the Carlsberg reply. | | | |
| I wonder how our inbred canary friends up the road think of our success this sea on 21:25 - Apr 30 with 3372 views | charlie1 |
You have to acknowledge that, while we’ve been struggling for far too many years now, they could have really pushed on (they’re a really well-run club don’t you know).
So it’s very kind of them to have achieved f* all and hang around mid-table Championship to wait for us to catch up. | | | |
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| I wonder how our inbred canary friends up the road think of our success this sea on 21:29 - Apr 30 with 3350 views | Oldsmoker |
In the 2009/10 season they won the third tier title.
in the 2010/11 season they were second and got promoted to the Premier League.
This is what they will say makes their backstory better than ours
(unless we win this league and then win the Championship next season). [Post edited 30 Apr 2023 21:30]
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| I wonder how our inbred canary friends up the road think of our success this sea on 21:44 - Apr 30 with 3296 views | patrickswell |
I watched the Talk Norwich City podcast last week, because you have to enjoy it when your rivals are suffering. When they got to the Q&A section, the Reeves were asked the following question,
Would the current Norwich side beat the current Ipswich side?
As you might expect, Chris Reeve refused to be drawn on it, but admitted that his refusal to be drawn should be taken as a sign about where his feelings were on the matter. Jack Reeve was far less equivocal, “If the two sides played each other, right now, [Ipswich] would beat us. And it’s not even a question for me at the moment. And I tell you why they would beat us…mentality. Can you imagine this [current Norwich] team in a derby? They would crumble…utterly crumble.”
The level of toxicity around Norwich at the moment is growing. Mark Ashton will do what he does, I’m sure, but I hope he’s looking at the mistakes that Stuart Webber has made both in terms of recruitment and general operations and makes a mental note of what to avoid. [Post edited 30 Apr 2023 21:46]
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| I wonder how our inbred canary friends up the road think of our success this sea on 22:09 - Apr 30 with 3169 views | ringwoodblue |
Dean Ashton wasn’t too confident about his team’s chances against us next season when cheekily asked on the ITV EFL highlights programme last night. Reckon most Nodgers are bricking themselves. |  |
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| I wonder how our inbred canary friends up the road think of our success this sea on 22:18 - Apr 30 with 3124 views | Warkystache |
| I wonder how our inbred canary friends up the road think of our success this sea on 21:44 - Apr 30 by patrickswell |
I watched the Talk Norwich City podcast last week, because you have to enjoy it when your rivals are suffering. When they got to the Q&A section, the Reeves were asked the following question,
Would the current Norwich side beat the current Ipswich side?
As you might expect, Chris Reeve refused to be drawn on it, but admitted that his refusal to be drawn should be taken as a sign about where his feelings were on the matter. Jack Reeve was far less equivocal, “If the two sides played each other, right now, [Ipswich] would beat us. And it’s not even a question for me at the moment. And I tell you why they would beat us…mentality. Can you imagine this [current Norwich] team in a derby? They would crumble…utterly crumble.”
The level of toxicity around Norwich at the moment is growing. Mark Ashton will do what he does, I’m sure, but I hope he’s looking at the mistakes that Stuart Webber has made both in terms of recruitment and general operations and makes a mental note of what to avoid. [Post edited 30 Apr 2023 21:46]
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The latest Pink 'Un podcast (I know - should be the Green 'Un, but we had that locally) reckons we've got the better ownership structure, better finances, better team and better credentials for top 6 next season. And that's from Gabriel Sutton, an EFL pundit unaffiliated to either club. |  |
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| I wonder how our inbred canary friends up the road think of our success this sea on 22:27 - Apr 30 with 3059 views | BigCommon |
| I wonder how our inbred canary friends up the road think of our success this sea on 20:05 - Apr 30 by BlueBadger |
In all fairness, they ARE going to get battered by us. |
Correct sir.. | | | |
| I wonder how our inbred canary friends up the road think of our success this sea on 22:49 - Apr 30 with 2991 views | patrickswell |
| I wonder how our inbred canary friends up the road think of our success this sea on 22:18 - Apr 30 by Warkystache |
The latest Pink 'Un podcast (I know - should be the Green 'Un, but we had that locally) reckons we've got the better ownership structure, better finances, better team and better credentials for top 6 next season. And that's from Gabriel Sutton, an EFL pundit unaffiliated to either club. |
Paddy Davitt’s also broken cover to warn about the way the wind is blowing. Michael Bailey, a wonderful journalist, has also shown signs that he is terrified about next season’s derbies. | | | |
| I wonder how our inbred canary friends up the road think of our success this sea on 23:15 - Apr 30 with 2912 views | ArnieM |
I said at the very start of this season, on this forum, that narwich would finish mid table. That was trashed on here. I also stated that I felt we would beat them if we ever played them with our current squad, that was also trashed.
I stand by my original post. They really are over hyped, ( 100% narwich media hype and certainly not from with the sport nationally), and given the amount of Sky money they’ve received over their various yo-yo promotion/ relegations over the last decade, they have built nothing and won nothing and can’t even establish themselves in the PL. |  |
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| I wonder how our inbred canary friends up the road think of our success this sea on 01:14 - May 1 with 2759 views | charlie1 |
| I wonder how our inbred canary friends up the road think of our success this sea on 22:09 - Apr 30 by ringwoodblue |
Dean Ashton wasn’t too confident about his team’s chances against us next season when cheekily asked on the ITV EFL highlights programme last night. Reckon most Nodgers are bricking themselves. |
I don’t understand how Norwich are ‘his team’.
Ashton only played 44 games for them.
I’ve spent longer in the city doing my Christmas shopping. | | | |
| I wonder how our inbred canary friends up the road think of our success this sea on 07:10 - May 1 with 2515 views | PrideOfTheEast |
| I wonder how our inbred canary friends up the road think of our success this sea on 21:25 - Apr 30 by charlie1 |
You have to acknowledge that, while we’ve been struggling for far too many years now, they could have really pushed on (they’re a really well-run club don’t you know).
So it’s very kind of them to have achieved f* all and hang around mid-table Championship to wait for us to catch up. |
Yep - their best (longest?) spell of superiority over us and they’ve achieved a few promotions and some years in the top division. Didn’t even come close to winning a cup, or qualifying for Europe. Their biggest achievement is having us not beat them for 15 years or whatever it is, and of course beating us in a play off semi final. At the end of all that, they don’t have a wealthy owner, the fans aren’t on side, they’ve got a bang average manager and seemingly nothing of particular note in the squad. Bring on the next decade. | | | |
| I wonder how our inbred canary friends up the road think of our success this sea on 08:19 - May 1 with 2308 views | JohnTy |
The Canaries needed promotion back to the Premiership. They are now in a dire financial situation. Their self funding model is not working. They need a total reset. Comments about us are unsurprisingly kept to a minimum. It is too painful to mention. The most recent article on myfootballwriter included this: "Practice our anti-Ipswich songs for next season cos they’ll have plenty of new and quite possibly HMRC-related chants for us."
This article, not new, spells out the problems they face:
https://www.edp24.co.uk/sport/norwich-city/23063035.66m-loan-shows-precarious-fi [Post edited 1 May 2023 8:20]
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| I wonder how our inbred canary friends up the road think of our success this sea on 08:28 - May 1 with 2245 views | MaySixth |
I don't care. |  |
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| I wonder how our inbred canary friends up the road think of our success this sea on 09:23 - May 1 with 2092 views | brogansnose |
| I wonder how our inbred canary friends up the road think of our success this sea on 22:09 - Apr 30 by ringwoodblue |
Dean Ashton wasn’t too confident about his team’s chances against us next season when cheekily asked on the ITV EFL highlights programme last night. Reckon most Nodgers are bricking themselves. |
I work , on and off, with four of their season ticket holders as well as some that randomly drink in my local and , to a man, they are expecting or terrified at the distinct prospect of having their sphincters violated. |  | | |
| I wonder how our inbred canary friends up the road think of our success this sea on 09:57 - May 1 with 2022 views | portmanpensioner |
| I wonder how our inbred canary friends up the road think of our success this sea on 21:18 - Apr 30 by farkenhell |
Well played Sir. That is what is known as the Carlsberg reply. |
Probably | | | |
| I wonder how our inbred canary friends up the road think of our success this sea on 10:06 - May 1 with 1981 views | HarleydavidsonBlue |
| I wonder how our inbred canary friends up the road think of our success this sea on 08:19 - May 1 by JohnTy |
The Canaries needed promotion back to the Premiership. They are now in a dire financial situation. Their self funding model is not working. They need a total reset. Comments about us are unsurprisingly kept to a minimum. It is too painful to mention. The most recent article on myfootballwriter included this: "Practice our anti-Ipswich songs for next season cos they’ll have plenty of new and quite possibly HMRC-related chants for us."
This article, not new, spells out the problems they face:
https://www.edp24.co.uk/sport/norwich-city/23063035.66m-loan-shows-precarious-fi [Post edited 1 May 2023 8:20]
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Oh dear, how sad, never mind - BLUE ARMY, BLUE ARMY |  | | |
| I wonder how our inbred canary friends up the road think of our success this sea on 10:38 - May 1 with 1878 views | IpswichKnight |
Those that straddle the borderlands are terrified of the potential thrashing we could administer to them, those that sit up in the 1 name villages that make the Whickerman look like a fun day out are oblivious to our doings and think we’ll be distracted in the same way as the film ended. | | | |
| I wonder how our inbred canary friends up the road think of our success this sea on 10:44 - May 1 with 1852 views | wkj |
I reckon a fair few will be happy about it. There is a big disdain for the upper levels of management at the moment so promotion with probably more of a hope than an expectation how. Having a derby to look forward to (that I suspect they feel they will win) might well be the only tonic for what will be another season of midtable mediocrity (unless something drastic changes over the summer). [Post edited 1 May 2023 10:45]
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| I wonder how our inbred canary friends up the road think of our success this sea on 10:52 - May 1 with 1835 views | GavTWTD |
| I wonder how our inbred canary friends up the road think of our success this sea on 08:19 - May 1 by JohnTy |
The Canaries needed promotion back to the Premiership. They are now in a dire financial situation. Their self funding model is not working. They need a total reset. Comments about us are unsurprisingly kept to a minimum. It is too painful to mention. The most recent article on myfootballwriter included this: "Practice our anti-Ipswich songs for next season cos they’ll have plenty of new and quite possibly HMRC-related chants for us."
This article, not new, spells out the problems they face:
https://www.edp24.co.uk/sport/norwich-city/23063035.66m-loan-shows-precarious-fi [Post edited 1 May 2023 8:20]
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That was an interesting read, especially as promotion at that point was still a possibility. An update is required.
I wonder if norwich will drop their academy down a category. Really annoying they poke about in Suffolk |  |
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