Can City turn their possession into goals this weekend against Burnley?

Norwich City’s last two games have been complete contrasts in the fight to stay away from the Championship relegation dogfight. Last weekend we absolutely dominated promotion challenging Bristol City and somehow managed to lose but the match before that

Survival far from Secured

Dion Dublin told the media this week that he thought Norwich City’s Championship survival is far from secured and, as usual, our 38-year old talisman hit the nail slap bang on the head. This weekend’s Championship results could not have demonstrated

All we want for Christmas is....

Four years ago we got more Christmas presents than we could possibly have hoped for. Our beloved football club went top of the table for the first time that season, courtesy of a 2-0 win against our low-moraled local-rivals Ipswich Town, and Father

Finally there's reason to smile

The vital win against Coventry on Saturday was the first time that we have been able to truly enjoy a matchday from start to finish in a long while. It was the sort of day that people follow football religiously for and one that sent the good people

Pride Joins the Long Ride home

It was heartbreaking to see the ball roll past David Marshall at the City of Manchester stadium on Tuesday night but I think most City fans left the impressive stadium able to take great comfort in the performance of their team. After the

Nearly Round Pegs Need Holes That Fit Them

Peter Grant's choice of personnel rather puzzled me this weekend and got me to feeling a little sorry for Luke Chadwick. Ian Murray, devoid of a chance to properly get to know his new team-mates, let alone a chance to train with them, is put straight

Training Ground Moles and Carrow Road Goals....

“Norwich City have uncovered a training ground mole” stated Matt ‘I wish I could pull off one-liners like Lineker’ Smith, at the start of this weekend’s The Championship on ITV1. The fact that such a small story has made national news shows what a quiet

Derby losing it's passion?

A timid East Anglian derby typified both club's season's on Sunday and justified Sky's choice to show the Wolves v Birmingham game at the same time. The West Midlands derby finished 3-2 to Birmingham at Molineux, after the home side had recovered from

Who's going to scale the academy wall next?

How many other clubs could possibly expect to get an attendance of 1286 for a reserve game, on a chilly, clear spring Monday night, against the second string of League Two MK Dons? Not many I’ll bet but the taste of Norwich City seems to be pretty addictive

Hard work only just beginning...

It’s been a frantic marathon of football for all connected with Norwich City since the turn of the year. 16 games in 76 days meaning that Peter Grant’s squad have had a game to contend with every 4.75 days, they’ve certainly earned their pennies in 2007

Does arguing suggest passionate winners or sinking losers?

As a football fan I am very jealous of Rugby Union for many things, opposing crowd’s not straining to kill each other, alcohol being allowed ‘in view of the pitch,’ the crunching of men’s bones against one another, without the amateur dramatics, but mostly

Bring on the Ram's!!

Three games, seven points, nine for and seven against. Combine that sort of form with a better defensive record and a difficult and disappointing season could well finish in a cloud of yellow and green optimism. Two weeks ago Steve Claridge was co-commentating

Eadie Losing his marbles?

I was tickled by Darren Eadie's claim's this week that, “every Saturday I always look at Norwich's opposing team and I always fancy City to beat them. I would take Norwich's team over every team in the division." After wiping the tears of laughter from

A star is born?

Tuesday night's match was one of the most dramatic seen at Carrow Road for a while, forgetting the first hour, and it was thoroughly satisfying to see one of our academy products make some headlines. 18 year-old Chris Martin made a huge impact against

Got To Love That Winning Feeling

It was nice to see the back of a torrid January and start February in the right way. Unlike the Wolves game the City players managed to get the tables to turn and, largely thanks to Mr Huckerby, we got the win we deserved. There are plenty of positives