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John · #1 29-10-13, 11:11

lol, I liked his interview after the game. He said he intended the shot on goal, he wanted to score and he wanted to win. The ref bottled it by sayin he hadn't blown the whistle to bring the ball back into play.

It was a goal but in the "unwritten rules" of the game the ball should have been returned

boundngag · #2 31-10-13, 22:27

Is Chris Hughton really under as much pressure as the media are making out? They seem to think that he and Martin Jol are under the most pressure. Jol's under pressure because of the new owner. But Hughton seems to be under pressure because of the money spent and the lack of goals. But I think it's early days. The league looks like it'll be close again and all the teams have a bit of a start on Crystal Palace and Sunderland. I suppose it depends what the owners of Norwich and Fulham are expecting their respective clubs to achieve?

fawcett · #3 05-11-13, 16:15

After the near punch up at the Cardiff match that I mentioned Norwich have been fined , another blow for Chris Hughton.
I agree with Boundngag in that it's early days and the local papers here play down the pressure that Chris Hughton is under and he feels that he can still turn things around.

boundngag · #4 10-11-13, 20:14

A good win for Norwich and now you are 15th on 11 points. If the players gain confidence from that and go on a bit of a run, Norwich could be in mid table soon. Fulham, on the other hand, don't seem to have any confidence. But still, one good result could turn it for them, too. With Sunderland reviving under Poyet, more teams will be taking points off each other in the future, so the league will probably get even closer now.

fawcett · #5 11-11-13, 17:57

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Originally Posted by boundngag

A good win for Norwich and now you are 15th on 11 points. If the players gain confidence from that and go on a bit of a run, Norwich could be in mid table soon. Fulham, on the other hand, don't seem to have any confidence. But still, one good result could turn it for them, too. With Sunderland reviving under Poyet, more teams will be taking points off each other in the future, so the league will probably get even closer now.

Yes, I was delighted for Chris Hughton and the Team on Saturday, good to see Robert Snodgrass back on form after his injury and I thought Jonny Howson was going to make it 4 !

boundngag · #6 20-11-13, 22:12

I think Snodgrass is a really good player. He's got a good free kick on him and can create or score a goal in a tight game, which there are likely to be a few of. Unfortunately, Norwich are away to Newcastle on Saturday, who are currently in good form. Also unfortunately, Arsenal are at home to Southampton, who are also in good form and hardly concede any goals.

fawcett · #7 06-01-14, 11:55

[QUOTE=boundngag;113195]I think Snodgrass is a really good player. He's got a good free kick on him and can create or score a goal in a tight game, which there are likely to be a few of.

Robert Snodgrass scored for Norwich and very nearly put it in the net when he took a free kick! For me he was player of the match.

The family had the best seats ever (Barclay stand upper front row) and we have tickets for the next two Home games.
Norwich seem down on their luck at the moment but lets hope they can turn the corner this year and move up from 15th place.

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