Norwich Citys most famous supporter.....

crodonilson

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• Oct 25, 2016

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No disrespect Saraya, you may be one of Britains most successful sportswomen but there's no chance of you wrestling an automatic promotion spot off us as your boys are going to take one helluva beating on Saturday.

Chris and the boys are absolutely flying at the moment and will be looking to carry on that form against your East Anglian sister shagging, spine on a bap eating rabble.

Come on, a full house on Saturday so those of you lucky enough to have tickets raise the roof and lets roar the boys on and topple another former EPL giant.

 

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BensGrandad

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• Oct 25, 2016

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Must be Delia or Ed Balls but they are both employed by the club.

 

Driver8

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• Oct 25, 2016

• #3

Stephen Fry?

 

edna krabappel

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AmexRuislip

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• Oct 25, 2016

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Hugh Jackman admits the worst mistake in his life, not investing in Naaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaarwich.
Close call then

Hollywood actor Hugh Jackman has said he regrets turning down an opportunity to invest in Norwich City.
The Australian, star of films such as X-Men and Australia, has said his mother lives in Norfolk and is a self-proclaimed Canaries supporter.
"Sometimes I make big mistakes," the 42-year-old told BBC Radio 5 live.
"I got a letter about a year ago saying, 'Being such a huge Norwich City fan would I like to be a celebrity investor?', like a small part-owner."

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/15228212

 

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• Oct 25, 2016

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Good shout Croydo! Probably my favorate wwe diva at the moment!

 

whitelion

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• Oct 25, 2016

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Lolly Badcock?

 

BeHereNow

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EPL giant? Wrong on many levels.

 

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NooBHA

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crodonilson said:

No disrespect Saraya, you may be one of Britains most successful sportswomen but there's no chance of you wrestling an automatic promotion spot off us as your boys are going to take one helluva beating on Saturday.

Chris and the boys are absolutely flying at the moment and will be looking to carry on that form against your East Anglian sister shagging, spine on a bap eating rabble.Come on, a full house on Saturday so those of you lucky enough to have tickets raise the roof and lets roar the boys on and topple another former EPL giant.

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crodonilson

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• Oct 26, 2016

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BeHereNow said:

EPL giant? Wrong on many levels.

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They were last season and in terms of resources compared to us they are a giant.

 

BeHereNow

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• Oct 27, 2016

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crodonilson said:

They were last season and in terms of resources compared to us they are a giant.

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Agree with the second bit

I would say Man United was a Premier League giant. Norwich are far from that.

Also, EPL? No one calls it the English Premier League.

 

crodonilson

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BeHereNow said:

Agree with the second bit

I would say Man United was a Premier League giant. Norwich are far from that.

Also, EPL? No one calls it the English Premier League.

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Apologies, I will edit the original for you.

 

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Soul Finger

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May 12, 2004

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• Oct 27, 2016

• #14

These 'most famous' posts always make me chuckle.

But, moving forward, please use a possessive apostrophe.

'Norwich City's most famous supporter...'

Thank you.

Keep up the good work.

 

Guinness Boy

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• Oct 27, 2016

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Driver8 said:

Stephen Fry?

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Not dressed like that please.

 

Buzzer

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• Oct 27, 2016

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You missed a big trick there Crodo. You could have had the very lovely Myleene Klass but my favourite would be the adorable Cathy Dennis. She still looks hot.

 

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Soul Finger

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Buzzer said:

You missed a big trick there Crodo. You could have had the very lovely Myleene Klass but my favourite would be the adorable Cathy Dennis. She still looks hot.

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Took her 30 minutes to write 'I can't get you out of my head', or something.

 

ManOfSussex

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• Oct 27, 2016

• #18

Buzzer said:

You could have had the very lovely Myleene Klass

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Indeed.



Her former bandmate Hannah Spearritt is also a fan.

 

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Danny-Boy

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• Oct 27, 2016

• #19

Guinness Boy said:

Not dressed like that please.

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Would lurve to see a Wembley play-off final with Stephen v Elton - handbags and hankies. Sadly unless Watford drop and Norwich choke, ain't gonna happen until at least after this season.

 

BeHereNow

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• Oct 28, 2016

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crodonilson said:

Apologies, I will edit the original for you.

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No need mate, I know your having a laugh and that. Just the EPL thing is one of my pet hates, like when people call it the Premiership. We don't play rugby!