Eddie Notgetinya

8 hours ago, Percy Pig said:

Knowing the conviction rate I'm not sure it does say a lot. But again, I'm not in a position to offer any great insight into the trial or evidence or incidents listed so won't cast aspersions either way. 

2 hours ago, And Its Smith said:

Why?  There are over 60,000 rape offences recorded every year which produce around 2,000 convictions. Do you believe that 58,000 people that are found not guilty are all innocent?  I am assuming so from what you are written but I am hoping not as it’s pretty clear that many rapists go unpunished 

I’ve followed this pretty closely. The defence team have certainly earned their money. A not guilty verdict was almost a certainty from a lot of things that have come to light during the trail and what you need to keep in mind is that a jury of random people have come to the conclusion that there is not enough evidence to prove him guilty beyond reasonable doubt 

1 minute ago, ORANGE500 said:

Needs to be sold in fact should have been sold in the summer. A player who may potentially be consistently good is not what City require right now. Too many games he offers little need to cash in and strengthen in right areas. 

Possibly my favourite quote of the day

1 minute ago, old_eastender said:

Yet again corner does not clear the first defender, so poor.

Unforgivable at pro level. Basic.

Just now, old_eastender said:

Good run from Atkinson, but Wells offside. Lazy play Wells.

Don’t agree with this though 

Maybe we should hand them out at the turnstiles, might make it an easier watch 

I like Nige, I’d keep him for now, I think. The problem is I want to see steady progress year on year…..and there in lies the problem. If we slip in to the bottom three Saturday evening maybe the time has come to accept it’s not working. I’m torn on this one. 

Warnock? He’ll have 4 weeks before the next game and then January to trade in battle hardened reliable players 

Mostly lead by McBurnie - a thug who shouldn’t be anywhere near a professional pitch 

On another note - Tanners tackle was bad but nothing like Flecks on Korey Smith a few years back 

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Conway really should have found Wiemann in the opening minutes when he slipped and then selfishly went on his own - oh how different it could have been!

3 hours ago, Rudolf Hucker said:

It was, Eddie!

It was indeed - Mis informed by non other than the Norwich City Police liaison officer! How was your trip?

4 minutes ago, Ashton_Red said:

Currently in the Wetherspoons for home fans, wheres everyone drinking?

There’s no away pub so it’ll be spontaneous if an ‘away pub’ materialises. Get it in there though there’s no alcohol served at the ground to away fans

11 minutes ago, CyderInACan said:

Used to love a work trip or training course in Norwich. Used to frequent a pub known as Murderers but that, I think, was actually called the Gardeners Arms? Had done great times up there, whatever happened to the Norwich Sports Village, too? 

Still goes under both names! Home pub on match days 

Thought it worth mentioning that there is NO designated away team pub in Norwich. This is due to one too many issues of damage being caused to the Compleat Angler that no longer accept away fans. Furthermore alcohol is NOT served in the stadium to away fans.

Sometimes the Waterfront pub or Stadia (both close to carrow road) take away fans but this is very hit and miss. 

Best bet - pretend to be home fans.

Also be aware the stewarding is now provided by SIA and has come under heavy criticism of late for heavy handedness of away support. 
 

@Jerseybean maybe worth mentioning again in the match day thread?

18 minutes ago, Sweeneys Penalties said:

Never visited Carrow Road before and whilst I have next week off, I'm giving it some consideration. What is Car Parking like?

Pretty easy. I’d suggest paying cash and using the match day car parks at either County Hall or Clarence Road. Avoid the retail complex (you will get a parking ticket) and the multi storey at Riverside by the train station as the queue for the parking meter after a match is ridiculous.

30 minutes ago, 22A said:

Is  the Plasterer's Arms in Cowgate still worth visiting? They used to brewed their own beer and it was STRONG.

Pretty rough down there now  - avoid!

3 hours ago, BTRFTG said:

Exactly how has the EFL made it difficult to see City in action at Norwich? Somebody has to play there midweek so why not us? Might as well argue AG is impossible to attend midweek given one can't even get a train back to London after the match these days, certainly not with the plethora of subs now permitted should one wish to watch until the final whistle. 

RMT have scuppered any chance to get to Carrow Road by rail, but other public transport is available, as are private vehicles.

Its also on Sky's Red Button.

 

2 hours ago, phantom said:

I'm interested to know what you mean here?

Exactly my thoughts, I will be interested what inside knowledge @Eddie Notgetinya may have here

For me it’s as simple as if you have what would be considered a ‘normal’ job (Mon-Fri, 9-5) then you likely won’t consider travelling all that way on a Weds night. Norwich on the other hand visit us on a Saturday. You can’t get every fixture how you’d like but It’s certainly one of the more attractive fixtures as it’s a nice place to visit. Unfortunately it’s a weeknight (again) but I’d estimate circa 1000 fans won’t be able to go. A large following would have been nice seeing as Both teams are right up there and it would have been nice to see. Never mind.

I’m disappointed but not surprised that the EFL have made it difficult for anybody wanting to see City in action at Carrow Road next week.

I am a season ticket holder at Ashton Gate but I live in Norwich so it’ll be a welcome change to not have to travel for once.

If anybody has any questions around the game (where to go etc) drop them on here and I’ll post the answers.

Lets be ‘avin you! 

Wiemann at RWB surely!

2 hours ago, Mr Hankey said:

Whilst also creating 2 goals in 2 games…

Exactly. Cancelling all the good stuff out 

1 hour ago, EstoniaTallinnRed said:

Yes, but KIng could have put his foot on the ball and used the ball instead of passing back. He's as much to blame as Naismith, for giving Vyner a hospital pass.

No he’s not. What a ridiculous statement 

It Naismith played the ball then that’s two BAD errors in 4 league games 

2 hours ago, Bouncearoundtheground said:

It’s great to see the amount of youth that has taken to following us home and away. It was not uncommon to be amongst a sea of grey and bald whilst watching city not too long ago, the club have done well in that regard. 

I’m still there 

2 hours ago, bcfc01 said:

Probably more of a team for Saturday given the need to rest some, but a box midfield with King and Massengo holding, Scott and Sykes running at them, supporting Weimann. 

....................Bentley

.......Klose  Naismith  Atkinson

Wilson  King  Williams  Dasilva

..................Scott  Sykes

.....................Weimann

Nice 

A lot of A&S support units will have been at the commonwealth games 

Same old rubbish. All the way from Norwich and all I got was sun burn