Wilf

Yes great little pub... dark and narrow in a good way, can't fit mant people in there though. https://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Attraction_Review-g186394-d3187680-Reviews-Crown_Posada-Newcastle_upon_Tyne_Tyne_and_Wear_England.html If you want food as well you could try the Red House just round the corner towards quayside, bigger but also in historic building(s) and with a wonderful pie menu; beer tends to be more modern (e.g. Brooklyn Lager on tap). https://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Restaurant_Review-g186394-d3730074-Reviews-The_Redhouse-Newcastle_upon_Tyne_Tyne_and_Wear_England.html

I was concerned about Bertram in the second half because he didn't look well to me; when he took an age to take that throw in (the first one, not the one he was booked for later) he looked like he was feeling really ill, didn't look right at all; so when I saw it was him trying to stop Salah I knew we were in trouble.

Happy Days!

One of the best rule changes has been banning the keeper picking up a back pass. Can you remember those games when the away team came to park the bus and repeatedly passed back for the keeper to pick it up, bounce it a couple of times and generally waste time (then repeat the process).

Family communicating via SaintsWeb! Love it!

I hope you both have a fantastic time and a great Saints performance to enjoy!

Me too (also 1969) best Christmas present ever for 9 year old me!

I was struck by a quote from Norwegian press when Elyounoussi signed, saying that he was delighted to have signed for us as now his financial future was secure for life (or words to that effect); and I thought at the time, does this sound like a player who is hungry for success on the field??? I don't think we've witnessed much "hunger" or heard much frustration from him about his failure to make much of an impact. Maybe there's a touch of the Sagonowskis about him and he'll suddenly look highly motivated towards the end of his contract.

Farke took over at Norwich in May 2017 and had a really underwhelming first season, lost best players (Alex Pritchard, James Maddison, Murphy twins, Gunn); but the usually impatient Norwich fans were patient because the manager had a plan. This season leading the Championship with a group of players with no obvious stars. A lesson for us possibly?

The article is not ranking teams on how entertaining their style of play is, just ranking them on how consistently they stick to an identifiable style (i.e. Entertaining - Man City, boring and defensive - Newcastle)

1. Monkou at Norwich - still gives me the shivers to think of it 2. Alec Lindsay - looping headed o.g at the Dell to give Saints a 1:0 win over Liverpool 3. Chris Marsden - mazy dribble at Ipswich 4. Channon - 89th minute winner against champions Everton (1970) 5. Jimmy Gabriel - header against Spurs, my first Saints goal (1969)

The drinks are on Fudpucker !!!!!!!!

Can someone set up one of those vote things?

I notice we haven't had a vote for MoM for the Burnley game; I was thinking of tracking MoM votes through the season to see how we rate players over the season. Still time to start with Burnley?

Brilliant! :-)

Yes, great attacking left back for Norwich

Yes, highly rated by Norwich fans.

If it's any consolation, last time I saw him play (0:2 Norwich defeat at home to Cardiff) the only interesting thing he did all game was go on a mazy dribble in the wrong direction and lost the ball in his own area! Our Harry Reed on the other hand had a good game....

Redmond wasn't even that great in division 2, pretty much the same as he is for us

24-48 !

Talk in Norwich is that it's a done deal, 24-28 hours to finalise.

Jenkins (Tommy) instead of Paul Jones, if only for that goal at West Ham

Frannie instead of Frank Saul

I thought Cedric had a good game, especially going forward.

Another vote for Ron Davies from me!