Search results

We could ask Stockdale, Bruno, Dunk, Kayal, Stephens and March as they went through the same sort of thing under Hughton when he first arrived and we were scrapping to survive

If you look at the way Hughton set Norwich out during his time there - and the boring football their fans decryed particularly away from home - then history suggests you might well end up being very disappointed then

I saw us do it - ironically away against Cardiff - on a Tuesday night only a month or two into Hughton's reign. We managed zero shots on target that night and it was comfortably the most bored I have ever been at a game of football. The trip was only saved by a quite spectacular night out after...

Lots of short memories here. Remember how dire and defensive we were in Hughton's first six months? We had a run of scoring one goal in about six games and that was an own goal thanks to Blackburn. Survival was the only aim of the game then and that is the boat Cardiff are in now. See also an...

That is absolutely fantastic

Friday night, on television, in January, extortionate prices. Can't say I am at all surprised If it was the other way around and we were going to Hillsborough, how many would be bothering with that? I don't think we managed to sell out our play off allocation under similar circumstances (bar...

Whenever they held it, the FA would want to mark it. Spurs had a minutes silence two weeks before Armistice Sunday for crying out loud Because the FA want to be seen as an overly respectful organisation, if England's nearest game to November 11th was in mid October you know they'd still...

Of course it has petal xx

Just a wild guess here, but the conveniently high level of staff sickness that has coincidentally been going on since this dispute first started running might be a reason?

Good God. Just when you think Corbyn and his acolytes could not appear to be any more of a parody of The Thick Of It, this comes along

I'm not sure what point you are making? You say you can't believe two autistic people are members of UKIP. That's because you've made no effort to understand why - just assumed because they have a disability, they should support a left wing party. And that is exactly the sort of attitude...

And this is why the left and Corbyn are currently so unelectable it is a joke. No reason to try and understand why these people have different views to what they expect them to have. No attempt to win them around orunderstand their concerns. Just utter disbelief that somebody could think...

Because Southern are the most incompetent company in the country would be my strongest guess?

They could employ the entire population of Russia. Wouldn't make any difference if those 143.5 million all joined the RMT, went on a strike once a month or had a sickness record that defies most medical logic

I wouldn't say I am totally thick, no. But nor would I take the word of someone like you who makes Josef Goebells look like an unbiased news source. If Mick Cash said that eating a plate of slightly warmed up human feaces every day for dinner was tasty and healthy, you would be on here...

Friday night. Across the Southern network. You know, the one on which guards are striking over a dispute? The dispute which, in totally unrelated scenes, has led to a surge in staff sickness. Do try and keep up, there are plenty of threads on here about it

That is presuming the guard supposed to be working on it didn't have a runny nose, phoned in sick and then the whole bloody train ends up being cancelled

Why has Cash bundled in DOO to the end of his letter? Friday night had nothing to do with DOO did it? It was just utter incompetence from Southern coupled with staff not bothering to turn up

How someone didn't die on Friday I do not know. Trains canceled left, right and centre pre and post game, huge queues, crushes. It was a recipe for absolute disaster. And this was a Championship game on a Friday night on television. Imagine if we do go up and we have Arsenal, United or Chelsea...

And that is the RMT mantra in a nutshell *****