Goodbye Norwich City, I will be back next year!
CERTAINLY A great Sunday afteroon, but Tuesday was a setback, I will give my opinions about the games after I go back to Hong Kong and sadly, so many negatives and not many positives. We will go down if we do not have BIG, BIG, BIG improvement as soon as possible.
Sitting in front of the computer in the Forum in Norwich City, just 30 minutes to go, my session of using the internet will finish, I have mixed feeling. Yesterday lots of people asked me the same question about 'Will you come back next year?', I tell them I quite expected people to ask me because I am from a counrty, which most of their supporters are isolated as 'glory hunters', and yes they are.
We are quite sure there should be no glory from Norwich City, as you expected this season, so it's fair for them to think I would stop 'wasting' money to travel to this country again.
But, on my mind, I never have a doubt. I must come back to Norwich City, year after year, so as the support too, until I die; because I am not sure I can persuade my son (if I have one in the future, I don't know) to support Norwich City.
There are too many reasons for me to come to Norwich City again: Gary Holt (yeah I know he's not play for Norwich City now), Adam Drury, the staffs at the club, the clubshop, Carrow Road stadium, Captain Canary, the Blue Squares Premier LIVE on Setanta Sport. I would say none of them will disappear in the next 40 years of time at least.
Highlight of the tip: two special moment: last Saturday at Wycombe from 3pm to 7pm; of course the start of the second half when we play Ipswich Town, especially when Jamie scored that goal, I hug a gentleman on my right hand side which I never know about him! Hay I am not gay!!!
Back to the normal world very soon, and when you read this column, I should prepare to get on the aeroplane to play my PSP, using my Norwich City team to play in Cup game, so it's Darren Huckerby on the left wing position, beating one defender and cross to the far post, David Strihavka head it back to the penalty spot and Jamie Cureton, tghe green headed striker scored with a great right footed volley! 1-0 Norwich......the usual combination of the goal I scored in this Winning Evelen 10 game.
Surely it's painful experience this time, but I still love this city! Goodbye to everyone and see you before this weekend in here again!
Before I go, I want to post my special thanks to: Mrs. Diane Bramble, Mr. Andrew Cullen, Mr. Gary Holt and Mr. Jamie Cureton, you all give me a memorable trip.