Articles
Hull City (h); The Review
14/03/19
A slightly different review for you today as Andrew Lawn and Jon Punt look back on a game from a whole new angle, courtesy of Delia Smith and Michael Wynn Jones who insisted we join them in the Directors Box.
Swansea (h); The Review
09/03/19
Nervy, edgy and a sometimes a quiet Carra. But it's three big points as the games left continue to tick down. Here's Nick Hayhoe to tell you all about it.....
The ACN Podcast - Ep 25
08/03/19
Punt, Lawn and Parsley are joined by City's Chief Operating Officer Ben Kensell and the Director of Communications Joe Ferrari. They discuss washing cars, Carrow Road Masterplans, strategic visions and loads more.
Swansea (h); The Preview
08/03/19
Andrew Lawn spoke to Swans fan Steven Carroll to talk Potter, Leroy, flip flops and what we can expect tonight....
Foodbank Collection
06/03/19
On Friday, ahead of the Swansea game, The Canaries Trust are organising are organising a foodbank collection. We spoke to Nick Buck, Canaries Trust board member and the manager of Norfolk County Council's 'Joy of Food' cookery skills programme, about the plans.
Comparing The Greats
04/03/19
Long-time reader, first-time contributor Andrew Kent is on the words today, refusing to climb off the fence, but taking a statistical look at which promotion winning team was the bestest.
Millwall (a); The Review
03/03/19
Lovely day in the capital with City returning to the top of the league after Leeds kept our place warm for a few hours. Di Cunningham reviews proceedings from The Den....
Milwall (a); The Preview
01/03/19
An away day in the capital and a chance for City to stamp their authority on the division with title rivals facing some testing fixtures. Jon Punt spoke to The News at Den's Lucas Ball to talk Ben Marshall, relegation fears, 'no-one likes us' and what we can expect on Saturday.
Kenny Mclean; Next Please
28/02/19
Every time someone gets injured, Daniel Farke appears to pull another ready-made replacement rabbit out of his magic hat. Kenny McLean was the latest and could he be the latest in a line of unheralded City squad men to step out of the shadows to drag City to a promotion? Stephen Curnow on the words.