Articles
Norwich 1-3 Fulham; The ACN Review
14/04/17
Andrew Lawn made his way to Carrow Road fully expecting to see City 6-1 up at half-time again. He would leave disappointed as Norwich ensured 2016-17 would remain one to forget. At least he got to witness a Ryan Bennett masterclass in the lost art of shrugging.
Norwich City V Fulham; The ACN Preview
12/04/17
Good Friday sees Norwich entertain a play off chasing Fulham. The hoo-doo of City not being able to beat anyone currently occupying the top 8 spots is finally broken, but can we beat a Fulham side we've traditionally struggled against? David 'Spud' Thornhill takes a delve into the archives to give you a history of the fixture.
We (don't) Support Our Local Team
11/04/17
Oh how the Barclay love to crow "We support our local team" whenever Liverpool, United, Spurs or Arsenal visit the Carra. But what does it feel like NOT to? Dughall McCormick gives you a little bit of insight into how he's nurtured a love of yellow and green from miles away...
Norwich City 7-1 Reading; The ACN Review
08/04/17
Who expected that then? Not even Alan Irvine we'd wager, Jon Punt and Andrew Lawn review a memorable afternoon in the Carrow Road sun.
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?