| Too many funny things to list about this article, so I'll just leave it... on 23:00 - Nov 18 with 5637 views | ArnieM |
Didn’t you just post a big fat, LOL in the edp24 comments section?! |  |
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| Too many funny things to list about this article, so I'll just leave it... on 23:16 - Nov 18 with 5585 views | Fixed_It |
Do they even know what an Efan legend is?!  |  |
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| Too many funny things to list about this article, so I'll just leave it... on 23:26 - Nov 18 with 5566 views | Miaow |
“Canaries' 1992-94 European kits”
I suppose Canaries’ 15th September–8th December 1993 European kits didn’t have the best ring to it. |  |
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| Too many funny things to list about this article, so I'll just leave it... on 23:58 - Nov 18 with 5503 views | bournemouthblue |
| Too many funny things to list about this article, so I'll just leave it... on 23:16 - Nov 18 by Fixed_It |
Do they even know what an Efan legend is?! |
It amused me that the colour combo he really liked were Wimbledon colours and sure enough, he went there soon after Norwich |  |
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| Too many funny things to list about this article, so I'll just leave it... on 01:00 - Nov 19 with 5424 views | ChampionsofInnsbruck |
He’s right about it, they had a disgusting home shirt that season. |  | | |
| Too many funny things to list about this article, so I'll just leave it... on 03:09 - Nov 19 with 5335 views | Coastalblue |
"Ekoku assisted in both City's qualification for the UEFA Cup and their run to its third round, moving to Carrow Road midway through the 1992-93 season"
Run?
Run?
To the third round? |  |
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| Too many funny things to list about this article, so I'll just leave it... on 09:13 - Nov 19 with 4985 views | Swansea_Blue |
| Too many funny things to list about this article, so I'll just leave it... on 03:09 - Nov 19 by Coastalblue |
"Ekoku assisted in both City's qualification for the UEFA Cup and their run to its third round, moving to Carrow Road midway through the 1992-93 season"
Run?
Run?
To the third round? |
Don’t knock it. They had a cracking run to the 3rd round of the FA Cup last season as well. Sadly, that’s where it ended, but for a while it was all glory days and open topped bus tours. |  |
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| Too many funny things to list about this article, so I'll just leave it... on 09:23 - Nov 19 with 4955 views | MK1 |
When you are as insignificant as they are, you have to have something to cling on to I suppose. |  |
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| Too many funny things to list about this article, so I'll just leave it... on 09:46 - Nov 19 with 4895 views | NthQldITFC |
| Too many funny things to list about this article, so I'll just leave it... on 03:09 - Nov 19 by Coastalblue |
"Ekoku assisted in both City's qualification for the UEFA Cup and their run to its third round, moving to Carrow Road midway through the 1992-93 season"
Run?
Run?
To the third round? |
'Norwich City legend Efan Ekoku... was the first player to score in European competition for the Norfolk club'
You can count the number of players to have scored in European competition for the Norfolk club on the fingers of one hand and still have two left over. (Ekoku, Goss, Poltson, Bowens)
I know it's sad that I took the trouble to look that up, but honestly, it didn't take long! I also got to see that priceless wikipedia epic about the 'famous' defeat of Bayern Munich reserves again. |  |
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| That is a piece of unbridled ridiculous brilliance (n/t) on 09:48 - Nov 19 with 4889 views | Dyland |
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| And I don't need to say it, but blue to boot on 09:51 - Nov 19 with 4878 views | Dyland |
| Too many funny things to list about this article, so I'll just leave it... on 23:58 - Nov 18 by bournemouthblue |
It amused me that the colour combo he really liked were Wimbledon colours and sure enough, he went there soon after Norwich |
Though our yellow kit was a thing of beauty tbf, so swings and roundabouts innit :)
That article is so tinpot and ridiculous and whatever. Talk about album filler. | |
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| Too many funny things to list about this article, so I'll just leave it... on 11:05 - Nov 19 with 4741 views | NBVJohn |
| Too many funny things to list about this article, so I'll just leave it... on 01:00 - Nov 19 by ChampionsofInnsbruck |
He’s right about it, they had a disgusting home shirt that season. |
…..and it wasn’t as though we didn’t tell them how terrible it was at the time.
I remember my Dad, who worked in Norwich at the time referring to it as ‘a blouse’ |  | | |
| Too many funny things to list about this article, so I'll just leave it... on 13:38 - Nov 19 with 4549 views | bournemouthblue |
| Too many funny things to list about this article, so I'll just leave it... on 09:46 - Nov 19 by NthQldITFC |
'Norwich City legend Efan Ekoku... was the first player to score in European competition for the Norfolk club'
You can count the number of players to have scored in European competition for the Norfolk club on the fingers of one hand and still have two left over. (Ekoku, Goss, Poltson, Bowens)
I know it's sad that I took the trouble to look that up, but honestly, it didn't take long! I also got to see that priceless wikipedia epic about the 'famous' defeat of Bayern Munich reserves again. |
There can't be many clubs who have a 'legend' who played 38 league games | |
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| Too many funny things to list about this article, so I'll just leave it... on 13:42 - Nov 19 with 4540 views | wkj |
| Too many funny things to list about this article, so I'll just leave it... on 13:38 - Nov 19 by bournemouthblue |
There can't be many clubs who have a 'legend' who played 38 league games |
We had Piotr Malarczyk who only did four... |  |
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| Too many funny things to list about this article, so I'll just leave it... on 13:44 - Nov 19 with 4532 views | Mercian |
This kit from the same period was worse especially because red and black usually goes so well together.
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| Too many funny things to list about this article, so I'll just leave it... on 14:54 - Nov 19 with 4378 views | jaykay |
recalled his days in europe lol. most town players of the robsons era would have said YEARS
to that question.
ive seen more games in europe cup competitions watching the town than any player playing for norwich |  |
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| Too many funny things to list about this article, so I'll just leave it... on 15:02 - Nov 19 with 4349 views | GeoffSentence |
| Too many funny things to list about this article, so I'll just leave it... on 14:54 - Nov 19 by jaykay |
recalled his days in europe lol. most town players of the robsons era would have said YEARS
to that question.
ive seen more games in europe cup competitions watching the town than any player playing for norwich |
I swear that they make more of their participation than we do winnng the thing. |  |
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| Too many funny things to list about this article, so I'll just leave it... on 15:19 - Nov 19 with 4286 views | BigCommon |
"There was one kit we hardly wore"... LOL. |  | | |
| Too many funny things to list about this article, so I'll just leave it... on 15:37 - Nov 19 with 4240 views | Bluespeed225 |
They had a commemorative badge on a kit they wore during the rounds! ‘Clutching at straws’ is one description. | | | |
| Too many funny things to list about this article, so I'll just leave it... on 15:40 - Nov 19 with 4234 views | FrankfurtBlue |
| Too many funny things to list about this article, so I'll just leave it... on 13:44 - Nov 19 by Mercian |
This kit from the same period was worse especially because red and black usually goes so well together.
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Sorry to disagree, but there is no shirt ever that comes close to being as abhorrent as the "puke" shirt of the 6-fingered, piggy fiddling, sister bothering, participants. |  | | |
| Too many funny things to list about this article, so I'll just leave it... on 16:01 - Nov 19 with 4156 views | Portmanteauxcurling |
I'm surprised to see that their shirts had a hole in the top to put the head through - they hardly wore them long enough to bother putting them on properly.   |  | | |
| Too many funny things to list about this article, so I'll just leave it... on 17:17 - Nov 19 with 4010 views | NthQldITFC |
| Too many funny things to list about this article, so I'll just leave it... on 11:05 - Nov 19 by NBVJohn |
…..and it wasn’t as though we didn’t tell them how terrible it was at the time.
I remember my Dad, who worked in Norwich at the time referring to it as ‘a blouse’ |
I like that. I've always been tickled by the way men's football socks are often referred to as 'stockings'. A 'proper hairy-arsed' centre-back in stockings and a blouse! | |
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| Too many funny things to list about this article, so I'll just leave it... on 23:36 - Nov 19 with 3632 views | charlie1 |
Doesn’t this whole thread highlight the hypocrisy of their current situation?
For ages it’s been ‘Webber out, we deserve better than this, look how far we have fallen’.
And yet they are DELIRIOUS over a couple of UEFA games, losing an FA Cup semi-final 70 years ago, ‘legends’ such as Ekoku and Ashton who played what 80 games for them in total, and having an old song that is so famous they had to put the words up on the screen at a derby game for their own supporters!
When your entire club and fan base wets itself over such abject mediocrity, how can Webber be criticised as much as he has been for applying the same mindset to his stewardship?
It must have been very hard for him to take fans demands for success seriously. | | | |
| Too many funny things to list about this article, so I'll just leave it... on 08:17 - Nov 20 with 3364 views | bluejacko |
| Too many funny things to list about this article, so I'll just leave it... on 23:36 - Nov 19 by charlie1 |
Doesn’t this whole thread highlight the hypocrisy of their current situation?
For ages it’s been ‘Webber out, we deserve better than this, look how far we have fallen’.
And yet they are DELIRIOUS over a couple of UEFA games, losing an FA Cup semi-final 70 years ago, ‘legends’ such as Ekoku and Ashton who played what 80 games for them in total, and having an old song that is so famous they had to put the words up on the screen at a derby game for their own supporters!
When your entire club and fan base wets itself over such abject mediocrity, how can Webber be criticised as much as he has been for applying the same mindset to his stewardship?
It must have been very hard for him to take fans demands for success seriously. |
A daft article really I mean it’s as if history actually means something🙄😂 | | | |
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