Norwich on Friday

Alba Badger

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• Apr 19, 2017

• #1

Do we think CH Will they rest some of the first team players and give some fringe players a start?

Not that the game matters so much if 3 points can be gained v Bristol or Villa the league is won. I have a feeling there might be a bit of a “hang over”. Would it be worth resting a few players with Bristol City in mind or is potentialy breaking up a winning run likely to be detrimental?

 

Giraffe

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• Apr 19, 2017

• #2

I am very much thinking Leicester away from three seasons back when we stuffed them 4-1 (or 4-0) at their place the the first game after they were crowned champions.

Norwich will have a bit to prove, Pritchard in particular, so yep can see the team being freshened up a bit.

 

Titanic

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• Apr 19, 2017

• #3

Dunk and Knockaert seem most likely to be in need of a rest!

 

clippedgull

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• Apr 19, 2017

• #4

I think he should go as strong as possible until the title is won or not as the case may be.

 

Simon Morgan

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• Apr 19, 2017

• #5

Will he ****. I'd go for unchanged. I think predictions of a big hangover are a bit over the top. The boys will be up for this.

 

whitelion

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• Apr 19, 2017

• #6

Strong as possible.

The season isn't over - Title and 101 points to play for.

Plenty of time for jollies.

 

pasty

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• Apr 19, 2017

• #7

Simon Morgan said:

Will he ****. I'd go for unchanged. I think predictions of a big hangover are a bit over the top. The boys will be up for this.

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This. Even if CH isn't that sort of bloke (or at least doesn't appear to be) I am 100% certain the players would love to win the title at Norwich for him.

 

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DavidRyder

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• Apr 19, 2017

• #8

I want us to go for that 3 points on Friday, if we lose, the nerves will creep in a bit vs Bristol (for those that care about the title, of which I'm one!).

 

Me and my Monkey

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• Apr 19, 2017

• #9

Title Friday, smashing win for final home game next weekend, and then 101 points weekend after. Please. No slacking.

 

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essbee1

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• Apr 19, 2017

• #10

There is a selfish part of me tho' that says it would be nice to wrap up the title against Bristol C.

 

Stat Brother

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• Apr 19, 2017

• #11

The team talk should be easy enough:-

'Do you want to watch the Newcastle players lifting your trophy and wearing your medals'?

 

mickybha

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• Apr 19, 2017

• #12

How much would they love to be crowned champions @ the

 

Wrong-Direction

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• Apr 19, 2017

• #13

I'm already going for a 2-2

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RandyWanger

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• Apr 19, 2017

• #14

Proper statement and smash them. Get the C next to our names and go on to get 101 points. Can't have Newcastle finish above us, not after all the media ******* going on over them walking the league, that **** on twitter at the beginning of the season apologising to the rest of the Championship as they'll walk it, that Palarse fan calling us bottle jobs and all the other shit that's been said about us this season.

 

Bigtomfu

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• Apr 19, 2017

• #15

essbee1 said:

There is a selfish part of me tho' that says it would be nice to wrap up the title against Bristol C.

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I thought this but then imagine a full to bursting point Amex all singing "BRING ON THE CHAMPIONS" in unison and at the same speed.

So it's a no from me full steam ahead for the league then hopefully smash Bristol City for final confirmation.

For me this would top Monday in a weird way.

 

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Falmer Flutter ©

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• Apr 19, 2017

• #16

Christ, these are (mostly) young, fit men who have had a well-deserved night out four days before their next game. Now I know that these days I need a good 48 hours to recover even if I walk past a pub, but in my youth even I could get smashed and be up and raring to go again with barely a couple of hours sleep. They'll be fine, they'll be focused and they'll win the title for their gaffer.

 

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Greg Bobkin

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• Apr 19, 2017

• #17

There's still more than 48 hours to go until the match. I reckon the more 'tired and emotional' members of the squad would've sobered up by then and be BANG up for it.

 

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Turkey

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• Apr 19, 2017

• #18

I think we will make changes. Wouldn't be surprised to see Rosenior, Pocognoli, Sidwell starting for example.

 

Peter Grummit

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• Apr 19, 2017

• #19

CH is far too professional to allow any slacking on Friday. Never mind his personal 'revenge' motivation which will be subsumed.

Remember the Club has put on 20 free coaches and there will be 2,700 of us at Carrow Road. All out for victory, Kayal to shackle Prickard.

PG

 

Me and my Monkey

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• Apr 19, 2017

• #20

If we progress from "P" to "C" on Friday, or even next weekend, will we be presented with our shiny trophy too next weekend? Would be tremendous for the players to be able to trot around the pitch during the final-home-game-of-the-season-lap-of-appreciation with the trophy.