There's quite a difference between Norwich and Norfolk.

I'm not a country boy and have no desire to be, so I don't have much to celebrate there. However obviously we have plenty of fans from the surrounding areas who do. It does grate on me when the national media describes Norwich as "rural". Norfolk is mostly rural, Norwich is a city and therefore not.

Posted By: APB on May 1st 2017 at 15:59:35

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I've more tractors than the tractor boys. Are we ashamed of our country roots? (NCFC) - ChengdeCanary, May 1, 15:25:10
- There's quite a difference between Norwich and Norfolk. (NCFC) - APB, May 1, 15:59:35
  - Same as people refering to Lancashire as grim when (NCFC) - CB41, May 1, 16:15:48
    - Oi. I used to live in Skem (NCFC) - emmaroyds, May 1, 16:22:09
  - Interesting (NCFC) - ChengdeCanary, May 1, 16:09:19
    - What's a colloqial (sic) city? (n/m) (NCFC) - norway, May 1, 17:48:09
      - It's a colloquial city typed by a wanker. (NCFC) - ChengdeCanary, May 1, 18:10:24
        
        I think you mean parochial (n/m) (NCFC) - CWC, May 1, 18:26:59
        
        Indeed. (n/m) (NCFC) - norway, May 1, 18:40:48
        
        Definately mean colloquial (NCFC) - ChengdeCanary, May 1, 18:31:11
        
        ? (n/m) (NCFC) - norway, May 1, 18:43:24
        
        One day, mate. (NCFC) - ChengdeCanary, May 1, 18:50:01
    - What they call "Greater Norwich" has a population of over 300,000. (NCFC) - APB, May 1, 16:46:27
      - And also most cities have markets. It doesn't make them rural. (NCFC) - APB, May 1, 16:50:26
    - I left in '79 when it was still in black and white but am trying to get back to the area. (NCFC) - shortfatb, May 1, 16:34:17

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