Wemberleeee, Wemberleee

[duke63]

[kiwikrasher]

I have no idea what this thread means....

I can only guess it's something about football

[Zx10dale]

Are you an arsenal fan ??

[Kwacky]

Norwich. He's talking about the play offs

[Kwacky]

[video]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b2P-tQVtsko[/video]

[Zx10dale]

Oops, apologies, good luck all the same

[duke63]

Got my tickets already. Bring it on!

30 years since i last saw them at Wembley...if its 30 years til the next one i will probably be 6ft under.

[Rossgo]

Enjoy it Duke

[Blade]

What rossgo said have a cracker Duke

[Blade]

I work with a lot of Norwich City fans, and boy are those crazy kids happy tonight.

[Kwacky]

Well done Norwich.

[Blade]

Definitely a good result.

[kiwikrasher]

sO Duke's team won then I take it? Good stuff!

[duke63]

One of the great days of being a City supporter. So many times we have had big big games and not turned up.

Yesterday was one of the most professional complete performances we have had in a long time.

[Spudda]

I did watch it from start to finish and although some of the so called pundits said 'Boro never turned up, I think the Norwich game plan days before the game, won them the promotion.

Someone mentioned on TalkSport that Neil Adams, despite loosing to 'Boro in th league, wouldn't loose to them again.

As a Wolves fan, I've seen Norwich play a few times and the Canaries have become a 'team' and in my mind, they have played the better football in the in the league and deserve to go up. And I do hope they can make a good account of themselves in the Premier League.

Enjoy next season

[duke63]

Cheers Spudda. I think you have it right. We had a gameplan and stuck to it. Boro couldn't cope with it.

A week before the game Karanka the Boro manager said he would be consulting his mate Jose Mourinho for tips on the game.

When Alex Neil, the Norwich manager was told of this, he was asked if he would be consulting anyone before the big match...his reply...' yes, my mum'.

Pure genius and a great way of playing mind games with the opposition. We have somehow found a gem of a manager again. Lets see how he copes with the Premier League.

[D41]

I'm.prolly the only one, but I've always thought the penalty tiebreaker thing is a terrible way to end a game between what are no doubt two very deserving teams....anyone recall why it was brought in?? I seem to remember several rematches between two teams that kept ending in a draw???

[Kwacky]

For that reason. They need to get a result on the day.

When my team played Duke's team back in 2001 in the play off final that went to penalties.