Hi @BootsUK can a member of team please tell me how this is acceptable to send a customer items like this please ? This is how my delivery was sent via Royal Mail this morning
Ummm EFL you might wanna have a sit down with that ref today. The most unprofessional, abysmal shower of shite I have ever seen.
How that was a pen words fail me.
As for us I have no words either
And as for Marcelino Núñez suck my fat one 🔔 end
Melissa Fulcher retweeted
So the east Anglian derby getting no decided by an absolute garbage referee 20 mins in. Shocking. Giving yellows for fun. Shocking. #ncfc
Melissa Fulcher retweeted
‘Dear Diary, my first couple of days as Head of PR at Ipswich Town have been jolly exciting!’
How it feels to be a Norwich supporter til the day I die specially after @NorwichCityFC masterpiece of trolling they just done 😉 💚💛💚
Being a Norwich fan and seeing the reaction to a certain 🤡 who went to a certain stadium down the road 🤭
Melissa Fulcher retweeted
Book a stadium tour of Carrow Road - new dates now available.
Terms and conditions will most definitely apply 😬
TENTH! If you’d of asked me start of the season I would’ve laughed.
Philippe Clement my favourite bald man of all time now. Legend 💛 💚 #otbc
Melissa Fulcher retweeted
I know manager of the season will be given to a team that goes up and rightly so but the job Philippe Clement has done with this norwich team is exceptional, we lost our first 8 home games! 😳 he's a miracle worker ! 🤩#Ncfc
Melissa Fulcher retweeted
John Candy and Catherine O'Hara both made the world a better place.
ALT Catherine O'Hara and John Candy standing close together at what appears to be an indoor gathering. Catherine O’Hara is on the left, wearing a light blue sweater and smiling while looking to her right. She is holding a small glass in one hand and a clutch-style purse under her arm. John Candy is on the right, wearing a dark jacket over a light, open-collared shirt, smiling directly toward the camera. The background is dimly lit, with other people partially visible behind them.
Melissa Fulcher retweeted
A lovely touch. Philippe Clement in the bottom tier of the River End stand to lay a yellow and green scarf on the seat where Jim Davies, who died at the end of the last home game, used to sit. Warm embraces for family and friends too.
