Many thanks for posting that. 
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Holloway Meets Hughton
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Thunder Bolt
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No, you didn't imagine it, he did.
I've read Ian's biography which is a good read.
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Good number of positive comments on here about Wurzel. Can I take he won't get the traditional chant when he appears at the TV window above the North Stand next time then ?? [emoji3][emoji3]
Thought it was a cracking discussion between two proper football men. Holloway clearly has a soft spot for both CH and the Albion.
Thought it was a cracking discussion between two proper football men. Holloway clearly has a soft spot for both CH and the Albion.
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He was manager of Crystal Palace, he doesn't support them. He has no reason to dislike us. If I was manager of Arsenal I wouldn't hate Tottenham Hotspur- I don't support either club- I would just do my job.
Any man that can put up with the shit he did at Blackpool deserves credit!
Great interview. Holloway has a certain way with words and Chris was, well, Chris. Very lucky to have him here 
lawros left foot
Glory hunting since 1969
Didn't Hollowhead have a lot to say about poogate at the time?
I lost a lot of respect for him over that
I lost a lot of respect for him over that
lawros left foot
Glory hunting since 1969
As opposed to the shit in the Palace dressing room in the play-off semi?
Hopefully a great reception for Chris today from both sets of fans. I am concerned that there is not enough love for this quietly spoken, dignified and respectful man. He is wonderful and must be considered one of the best ever.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
He did disappoint me with that. He must have known the truth.
Paris
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On your first point, without doubt. Can't help but think a certain amount of Norwich fans wouldn't have many good things to say about Chris. Watching some of their games at the arse end of that particular season it appeared that Hughton was doing his upmost to not give away anything at the back(like Jan to May 2015 for us), as that particular defence was shite. Maybe that was down to injuries/loss of confidence, i can't remember. They got rid of him with 5 or 6 games to go and replace him with an in-house appointment(name escapes me). Would Chris have kept them up that season? Maybe. It was a daft decision.
Solid at the back
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Wow, Hughton you are an incredible man, so proud that you are the manager of our fantastic club
LamieRobertson
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Having only just watched it I can but only agree with you
Lurchy
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It was Neil Adams who was managing their under 18's - at end of the season despite having not managed elsewhere and taking them down, he got the manager job proper.
ChickenBaltiPie
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Thank you, as I originally could only find the short version
Don't imagine the full version was out there for us to find originally. They prob put out the short version prior to 'tease'
Dr Tony is coming across as a complete BELLEND so far isn't he.
Norman Baker suck my lozenge
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Yes,yes He did,Barber went for cheap and nearly got us relegated,in my opinion Barber should've gone that Christmas when got rid the other two useless *****.
AmexRuislip
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Great video
Garden party at the Hughtons, chicken wings, bourbons and custard creams................bargain
Garden party at the Hughtons, chicken wings, bourbons and custard creams................bargain
Don Tmatter
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If i recall correctly, didnt they have such a horrendous run in, that Mourinho or SAF wouldnt have kept them up?