Articles
Standing At The Carra
18/10/18
Norwich City are at the forefront of the safe standing debate. To that end, Jon Punt went with the club to meet Sports Minister Tracey Crouch in Whitehall. He was impressed.
Ivan's Munich Diary
17/10/18
25 years ago this week, City travelled to Bavaria and became the first (and only) English side to win in the Olympicstadion. Ivan Adcock went with them. This is his story.
The ACN Podcast Episode 18
11/10/18
Connor Southwell of MFW and TNC joins Punt, Lawn and Parsley this week, to talk footy, spam, corned beef and proof of the pudding.
Half Time Power Rankings
11/10/18
Just for fun and in no kind of serious way at all, Charlie Horwood ranks the Carra's half time 'entertainment'. You can tell it's international break, can't you?
Stoke (h); The Review
07/10/18
A frustrating yet heartening afternoon at the Carra. Jon Punt looks back on an encouraging defeat, nervy ball-boys and only four minutes of stoppage time for all that shit-housing?
Stoke (h); The Preview
05/10/18
Bumpy but enjoyable starts. Paul Lambert. Peter Crouch. Financial Fair Play and result consensus. Andrew Lawn chats to David Cowlishaw from the Stoke City Wizards of Drivel podcast.
Derby 1-1 City; The Review
04/10/18
Dughall McCormick has had to endure some disappointing away trips in his time. This was not one of them, in fact he seems to have actively enjoyed it. Madders not giving the travelling hoards a song is a poor show though. Tut tut James.
Derby (a); The Preview
03/10/18
With five wins from five, including three on road, City head to the Midlands for a Bradley Johnson and Jacob Butterfield (remember him?) reunion. Andrew Lawn spoke to the Derby Telegraph's Chris Watson to preview a night under the Pride Park lights.
Philosophy As Identity
02/10/18
Andrew Lawn returns from a long absence spent previewing and reviewing matches, with an actual thinkpiece. This one is on the idea that fans, himself included, are increasingly seeking footballing philosophies in lieu of clubs having any discernible identity of their own in an increasingly corporate footballing landscape. /