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[Archived] Norwich City vs Rovers - 11/3/17

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47er

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Bloody hell Jal! We all know we are in the bottom 5 on merit but its still possible for some bad luck to come our way! There are 22 other clubs who could have been playing Norwich away the day after they sack their losing manager but no, it had to be us!

That is UNLUCKY no matter what has been happening all season. Be reasonable.

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AllRoverAsia

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Just now, 47er said:

Bloody hell Jal! We all know we are in the bottom 5 on merit but its still possible for some bad luck to come our way! There are 22 other clubs who could have been playing Norwich away the day after they sack their losing manager but no, it had to be us!

That is UNLUCKY no matter what has been happening all season. Be reasonable.

It would have been unlucky to play them the away the day after they appoint say Rowet

47er

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Just now, AllRoverAsia said:

It would have been unlucky to play them the away the day after they appoint say Rowet

YES, THAT WOULD HAVE BEEN UNLUCKY TOO!

AllRoverAsia

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Just now, dingles staying down 4ever said:

Even worse if their new manager is already in the stands today.

That would be  low and mean cunning plan by those Canaries. Lets hope Delia is too sloshed to have it organised. 

LewisF Uefa Europa League

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Heart over head in this one, but 3-2 Rovers.

as capable as Norwich are in attack, they always love to ship a goal or two

COYB

Tyrone Shoelaces

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It'll go one of two ways -

1) Minus a manager they'll play like lost souls and we'll get something.

2) Minus a manager they'll play like men transformed and we'll get dicked.

I suspect option 2) may be the more likely outcome.

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Contrary to some of the comments in this thread, Norwich have actually been very good at home under Alex Neil. They've won 11 out of 17 home games and only lost 3. It's their away form that has been the problem, as they've lost 10 out of 19 away games.

bob fleming World Cup

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29 minutes ago, Bigdoggsteel said:

Would the rovers squad fly up for this game? Hardly on a bus?

Quickest route is by barge or tractor. There are no roads that lead into Norwich and the nearest airport is East Midlands. It's a joke and it again highlights the double standards by the Football League. Rovers were threatened with expulsion during the 2014/15 season when Norweb put temporary traffic lights up on Buncer Lane adding a poultry 5 mins to journey time. No such threats to Norwich, they can do what they like, allegedly due to some compromising photos that Delia has filed away of football league members and some promiscuous Norfolk turkeys. Not "bootiful" at all by all accounts.

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Just now, bob fleming said:

Quickest route is by barge or tractor. There are no roads that lead into Norwich and the nearest airport is East Midlands. It's a joke and it again highlights the double standards by the Football League. Rovers were threatened with expulsion during the 2014/15 season when Norweb put temporary traffic lights up on Buncer Lane adding a poultry 5 mins to journey time. No such threats to Norwich, they can do what they like, allegedly due to some compromising photos that Delia has filed away of football league members and some promiscuous Norfolk turkeys. Not "bootiful" at all by all accounts.

So how do our squad get there? 450 miles is a serious trek!

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So how do our squad get there? 450 miles is a serious trek!

Come on mate. Don't play dumb! First sentence. "Barge or tractor".

Irishrover213 Premier League

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Can't see us getting anything out of this Norwich are a good side at home. 

They are been labelled as a shambles so better way to prove people wrong. I think they will throw off the shackles and go for it. Rowett probably their new manager unless cheston calls Delia with a reference for the outstanding candidate. 

Day for park the bus and try get a point 

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Alan Irvine taking charge with Dean Kiely assisting. They've been playing McGovern in goal recently but he's dodgy on crossing and coming off his line so if he plays today we need to be peppering him. They certainly have a premier league team though, depth and quality wise. Think they will start with:

Ruddy

Pinto Martin Klose Dijks

Howson Tettey

Wildschut Hoolahan Pritchard

Jerome

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12 minutes ago, Gavlar Somerset Rover! said:

Bit worried about him, he's not been on here with his usual 4-0 prediction.

Touched by your concern!

Have called the last three matches correctly with the Derby and Wigan wins funding the purchase of a case of quality red and white respectively!

Tough one to call today.  Can't see a Rovers' win, even a draw might be a stretch - if pushed, would go for a Norwich win by a couple of goals.

No surprise by what's happening at Norwich.  Think Ed Balls is an intellectual buffoon, even gave Neil a new contract in the summer, and let's just be thankful that he never got his hands on the nation's purse strings.

 

jim mk2

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1 minute ago, Mercerman said:

Touched by your concern!

Have called the last three matches correctly with the Derby and Wigan wins funding the purchase of a case of quality red and white respectively!

Tough one to call today.  Can't see a Rovers' win, even a draw might be a stretch - if pushed, would go for a Norwich win by a couple of goals.

No surprise by what's happening at Norwich.  Think Ed Balls is an intellectual buffoon, even gave Neil a new contract in the summer, and let's just be thankful that he never got his hands on the nation's purse strings.

 

Who needs Ed Balls in No 11 when Osborne and Hammond have been doing the job for him ?  They've adopted many of Labour policies since 2010 and some of the stuff in recent Budgets could been written by Ed himself.

Can't see why you wouldn't want an well known British figure as chairman - perhaps you're happy with our Indian owners and their managerial decisions over the past 6 years. 

 

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