Articles
Norwich City V Reading; The ACN Preview
07/04/17
David 'Spud' Thornhill has once again visited the darkest recesses of his Canary mind to bring you the very best anecdotes from 112 years of Norwich v Reading fixtures. Featuring goals, terrible loos and Grant Holt.
Norwich City Eh?
07/04/17
Duncan Edwards returns exasperated by players and sections of the fanbase alike. This season is done, but plans are coming together for a summer overhaul.
Introducing - Stuart Webber
06/04/17
Andrew Lawn has done some digging into City's new Sporting Director.Who is he and what does he do?
Huddersfield Town 3-0 Norwich City; The ACN Review
06/04/17
Another no-show, another calamitous display of defending. Jon Punt reviews an away day disaster, anyone getting really bored of this now?
The Manager Is Dead, Long Live The Head Coach
22/03/17
Andrew Lawn looks at the proposed changes to City's backroom structure. The switch to a Sporting Director and Head Coach from the traditionally autonomous Manager, remains unpopular in Britain, but is bearing fruit across Europe and at Southampton and Huddersfield, so and will the switch lead to on-field success at Carrow Road?
Norwich City 2-0 Barnsley; The ACN Review
19/03/17
Jon Punt drew the short straw this week. Were City ruthless and professional, or lucky Barnsley refused to take any of the three or four good chances we gifted them?Either way, are we back in the play-off hunt?
Well Ced
15/03/17
Stephen Curnow spoke to City cult hero Cedric Anselin about his career, his struggles with his mental health and his ongoing work to remove the stigma and raise awareness of mental health in Norfolk and around the UK.
The Candidates
13/03/17
Jon Punt and Andrew Lawn run the rule over the potential runners and riders for the vacant manager's job at Carrow Road, including the obvious names and some that are more in the Alex Neil from Hamilton mould.
Norwich City 2-2 Blackburn Rovers; The ACN Review
11/03/17
Andrew Lawn reviews City's latest attempt to drain any life from this season, with a goodbye to Alex Neil and some strong words about Simon Hooper and Ryan Bennett. It's fair to say he wasn't impressed.