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aguero93:20 said:
Hope so certainly would like them to get points v Chelski and dippers
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Hughton Sacked.
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Hope so certainly would like them to get points v Chelski and dippers
My Norwich supporting friends hope for Malky but strong rumour is Neil Lennon.
Could be a good thing for us though because to a man (and woman) they'd had enough of Chris Houghton and there was a real negative feeling amongst them.
Their first home game is against Liverpool - the crowd and players are going to be buoyant and totally up for this match.
The timing of the sacking is weird though.
Could be a good thing for us though because to a man (and woman) they'd had enough of Chris Houghton and there was a real negative feeling amongst them.
Their first home game is against Liverpool - the crowd and players are going to be buoyant and totally up for this match.
The timing of the sacking is weird though.
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Lots of Norwich fans at the derby the other week; perhaps they are trying to get Moyes.
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Seen them at Bayern's champions league game as well, Guardiola?East Level 2 said:Lots of Norwich fans at the derby the other week; perhaps they are trying to get Moyes.
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nobody can eat fifty eggs said:Are they really going to shoot up the table with someone else in charge?
New manager syndrome does work for a few games.
With a bit of luck they will stick it up Liverpool when they play them in a few weeks at home.
There are 5 games left. What is the point in promoting the youth coach? He isn't going to give them the "new manager boost" to save them and they won't get anybody new in either. I could sort of understand a few months ago but with 5 games left it's pointless and all but put the nail in their coffin.
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He was always a great coach for Spurs. Done well at Newcastle and Birmingham too.
It's only their second season up so don't know why they're expecting a lot more. It's so tight at the bottom that a few wins here and there can drastically change things, only 5 points seperate 11th-17th. Bizarre timing like someone said as well. I guess the 20m they spent they wanted a lot more for their money
It's only their second season up so don't know why they're expecting a lot more. It's so tight at the bottom that a few wins here and there can drastically change things, only 5 points seperate 11th-17th. Bizarre timing like someone said as well. I guess the 20m they spent they wanted a lot more for their money
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Honeymoon period for the new man to keep them up
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RandomJ said:There are 5 games left. What is the point in promoting the youth coach? He isn't going to give them the "new manager boost" to save them and they won't get anybody new in either. I could sort of understand a few months ago but with 5 games left it's pointless and all but put the nail in their coffin.
I live there - the locals were apopleptic on Saturday and the board had to get rid, otherwise, any further home games were going to be nightmarish. The fans turned on Hughton big time on Saturday, but many have wanted him out for months.
Neil Adams is a popular guy here, but, time will tell whether they can glean any more points as a result of the change - and remember, they've done this before when they promoted Bryan Gunn briefly a few years back, and that went disastrously for them, before they appointed Paul Lambert. The fans view is that relegation beckoned if Hughton stayed. From a neutral's viewpoint, he's been a bit unlucky, as the big signings he made - 3 forwards - have only scored 7 between them all season, despite playing decent football a lot of the time.