As City boss Paul Lambert tonight waved his magic transfer wand and – subject to the paperwork being complete – added Colchester United left-back Marc Tierney to his promotion pot this evening, so it was high time for the Stanleys to sit back and chew…
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Been a-while; not much has happened of late, has it? Much fat to be chewed, me thinks…
It was really a case of where to start with the three Stans as we sat in The Red Lion, Eaton, and looked back over an autumn of major change – and looked forward to a winter of potentially great content. RICK WAGHORN plays host to half-an-hour of genial NCFC banter.
Those League One relegation blues and where the Stans want to stick that rebate…
Some big questions and, as ever, no easy answers…
In fact, on almost each and every issue the three Stans had their own, different opinions.
Who will be doing what with their season ticket rebate; should the board have given Bryan Gunn a second bite at the managerial cherry; and what of the board themselves? Did the right heads roll?
In many ways, this 30-minute conversation summed up the divided mood of the Canary Nation – a Nation already …
As City usher in the Gunn era, the Stans chew the fat
There's been plenty of water under the bridge since we last offered up a podcast. Another manager bites the dust and a new era is unfolding. Hear the thoughts of our Stanleys by downloading the new podcast now.
Time for the Stanley boys to sit back on a Sunday evening and simply savour…
It's been a-while. Peter Cullum has been, gone and come back again, whilst the Canaries have once again found themselves up to their necks in a fierce rearguard action at the wrong end of the Championship table.
But as all the fun starts again at Vicarage Road tomorrow night, there was at least 48 hours in which to savour a classic derby day at Carrow Road as the Canaries put the recent record straight against their nearest and dearest neighbours…
They could …
All quiet on the Eastern front, isn’t it? What you mean there’s something afoot…
If anyone ever thought that it would be a nice, quiet ordered start to the new season, the events of the last 72 hours have certainly shattered that illusion as the Turners walk out of Carrow Road leaving a ?1.5 million hole in their wake.
Once again the club's celebrity owners Delia Smith and Michael Wynn Jones are left holding the baby; reports today suggest that they have pumped aother ?2 million into the Carrow Road club as 'active' negotiations continue over …
Right, high time to chew some summer fat. ‘So, Stans, Mr Cullum…
As everyone settled down around a quiet table in The Artichoke, there was only one subject to discuss – Cullumgate.
Where had it left the Canaries on the eve of 2008-2009 battle? More divided than ever? More resigned to their lot? Tired of being spun at and trod on? Just what was the mood of the Norfolk Nation as we all prepare to go again this Wednesday at Gorleston (a)?
So, eyes down for a full podcast – a 30-minute summer special; the Cullum-gate Tapes…
It’s a Sunday night and the Dilraj beckons. Time to catch-up with the Stans.
Hard on the heels of Saturday's fun and games, it was high time to chew the fat again with the Stanley boys and work out, generally, which way the Canary wind was blowing.
Certainly more favourably than it was four, short months ago as Saint Glenn performs his minor miracles in raising the Canaries up from the dead.
And with just nine games to go, it was equally time to reach for the crystal ball and gaze into the summer; are more Premiership loans the only …
So much to talk about, so little time… So, Stanley, what do we think of Glenn so far?
Since last we met, new City boss Glenn Roeder has hauled the Canaries out of the bottom three, has barely lost a game and is now in the midst of a January spending spree…
So, in short, nothing much to chew on over a pint or two of Nelson's Revenge.
Well, apart that is from the merits of Joe Lewis' ?400,000 exit to Posh, where are we exactly with Martin Taylor and who is this Valentin Iliev guy?
And, heh, who needs Chris Brown? So, welcome …
Three points safely in the bag and suddenly the Stanleys just can’t stop talking…
It has, after all, been such a long time that we had a Canary victory to discuss….
So, here we go. Another 30-minutes of drink-fuelled, idle banter about all things City as new Norwich boss Glenn Roeder starts to make a big impression on all concerned.
And that's before we get to Tiny, Mo, Matty and Ched.
So much to discuss, so little time… First, Mr Dennis, memories of Mr Paddon…
For once we decided to give the Stanleys a rest – their time will come this Sunday when we look back at Glenn Roeder's first real game in charge at home to Coventry Cuty. Before that, however, and a trip down to London to meet MFW's star columnist Mick Dennis was too good an opportunity to miss… So settle back and enjoy Podcast V, the Mick Dennis one. I'm reliably informed that his dulcit tones can be caught again on tomorrow night's 'Scrimmage' show on Radio Norfolk. …
OK, boys, so where shall we start? Hands up for who wants Mad Dog…
Life is rarely dull for the City supporter, off the field at least. There has only been one topic of conversation over the last week and that's been the arrival of John Harston. Oh, and the small matter of Peter Grant's short and most disasterous reign coming to an end.
Once the dust had settled on the gaffer's inevitabel depature, the talk turned to who next? And the Stanleys are no exception. Hear their thoughts now in MFW podcast, it's FREE to download, but …