John Hurt

[Tony_Munky_Canary]

Was that him at the game yesterday? And if so, is he a Canary?

 

[Cruyff's Turn]

A North Norfolk DFL.Why you pay £30 for your dinner in Holt.

 

[Walsh.i.am]

He lives in East Runton, a mile west of

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He did the

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xmas lights switch on last December.

 

[Tony_Munky_Canary]

Well blimey I never knew that, thanks chaps

 

[canary_max]

ah that was who they focused on on MOTD2, cheers

 

[1950canary]

He is also a good friend of Stephen Fry.

 

[Bushby Canary]

Definitely him, it was mentioned several times on 5Live. He had been in Norwich working for a theatre charity and fancied a match!

 

[1950canary]

Apparently Sky also caught McNally crying at the end - nothing wrong with that as I was so proud of the team that I was, should we say, misty eyed - but if he was it does show how much the Club now means to him.

 

[canary-dave]

Apparently Sky also caught McNally crying at the end - nothing wrong with that as I was so proud of the team that I was, should we say, misty eyed - but if he was it does show how much the Club now means to him.

He was crying because his Dad had died!

 

[Tony_Munky_Canary]

That and the fact he lost his father last week

Edit: what Dave said

 

[canarie-chippy]

Poor old DM I'd heard he'd lost a family member but didn't realize it was his dad.
Maybe that explains why he was so public over CH last week, his head was probably all over the place !

 

[Canary Rob]

Poor old DM I'd heard he'd lost a family member but didn't realize it was his dad.
Maybe that explains why he was so public over CH last week, his head was probably all over the place !

I read somewhere that it was on Saturday, not last week.

In any event (and I don't mean this personally) I wish people wouldn't subscribe to the media attempts at stirring the idea that DM "went public about wanting to replace Hughton" or words to that effect.

(1) he didn't
(2) he actually said that the club/directors would be negligent not to have a list of alternatives/contingency plan if the incumbent manager were to leave for any reason (which, while an unfortunate choice of words given the inevitable interpretation, is actually simply true)
(3) it was one line in a long interview which was generally supportive of the team, rather than "piling on the pressure" which seems to have been the media's deliberate shoe-horning

The only ones piling the pressure on were the media. And those twats at MotD who don't bother to watch the match in full

 

[Home on the range canary]

what's DFL? Dead feckiing last doesn't seem to fit

 

[Cruyff's Turn]

Down From London, A term of mild abuse used by the locals.People who pay half a million for a two up two down as a second home away from the hustle and bustle of Islington.