Articles
Ipswich (a); The Preview
20/10/17
East Anglian Derby hostilities resume on Sunday with the clubs separated by a single point in the embryonic Championship standings. Andrew Lawn chats to Turnstile Blues' Gavin Barber about Japanese trains, frozen cheesecakes and some Suffolk sniffiness at a our new 'Continental' approach.
The Fla; Who Are Ya?
18/10/17
The recent international break saw the rise to prominence of a group who've flown under the radar so far, The Football Lads Alliance. Matt Barton takes a look at who they are. *** Above: Norwich fans. Let us be clear we are not implicating these are part of the FLA. ***
The Vrancic Dilemma
17/10/17
With many writing him off before he's even made 20 senior club appearances, Super Mario is quickly becoming people's favourite boo-boy now Russ Martin has been consigned to the U23s. Jon Punt has a look at whether it's time to form a proper judgement just yet....
City 1-1 Hull; The Review
15/10/17
The odds were stacked against City this weekend. Farke ditched his Parka, XXL16 was over from Hong Kong and Hull hadn't won away in 13 months. It was all set for a proper Along Come Norwich moment. Cue Lord Nelson, cue scenes and LAOTS. Let Jon Punt and Andy Lawn give you their thoughts on proceedings...
Hull (h); The ACN Preview
13/10/17
With an unusually exciting international break (if you discount England) done, it's back to domestic matters this Saturday, with City welcoming a Hull side coming off the back of a 6-1 home win, but weighed down by no away win in over a year. Andrew Lawn speaks to Andy Dalton from fan site Amber Nectar, who revealed they have form in ending long winless away runs here. Of course they do...
For The Love Of Iwan
11/10/17
We're still in the midst of the international break, so what better time to talk about one of City's finest Welsh internationals? Let Terri Westgate take you through her affection for a certain Mr Roberts.
Forbidden Games; The Review
09/10/17
The ever-popular Di Cunningham from Proud Canaries returns, with a review of the new Justin Fashanu film; Forbidden Games. Step aside Mark Kermode, this is very good.
Xg And The Data Revolution
06/10/17
International breaks are fun aren't they? With the absence of any domestic football to talk about, Andrew Lawn took a look at the emergence of "xG" and football's data revolution.
Reading 1-2 City; The Review
02/10/17
4 away wins in a row and a return of the kind of dogged resolve we'd all craved since Alex Neil lost his way home from St James' Park, Thomas Markham-Uden reviews a game (and run) which it's hard not to get a little bit carried away about.