Reply With Quotemust admit not looking forward to this 1...
our morale must be in a better place now with a bit more confidence going into this game
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Saturday 25th February, ko 3:00pm.
Match Officials:
Referee: James Linington
Assistant Referee: Matthew Jones
Assistant Referee: Rob Smith
Fourth Official: Declan Bourne
must admit not looking forward to this 1...
our morale must be in a better place now with a bit more confidence going into this game
Pick n shovel. 3 points would be amazing. Right now 1 point acceptable. Still work to do though as , LBH, we didn't bury a poor Reading side. More optimistic than pessimistic as to how our season will end though.
Norwich are at home to Birmingham tonight. Last Saturday they drew 0-0 at Wigan.
They're struggling at home generally (not quite to our levels..). I looked yesterday but think won something like 6 at home out of 16, and only 1 win in the last 7/8 home games.Originally Posted by Michael Morris
No reason we can't go and get something, though I'm not sure we've ever had an easy game there.
Connor Wickham winner would wind up the yokels, erm locals, given his Ipswich connections.
Never done Norwich away so making a long weekend of it
Tempted but it's a hell of a place to get to from here!
��Hope you have a Jon Parkinesque weekend……. What a goal that was!!
A lot of games for Norwich as playing away at Birmingham tonight, so it will be interesting to see how they get on and hopefully some more knocks and tiredness for them with the extra game.
We could be playing them at the right time, they've recently lost to Burnley, Bristol, they beat Hull and only drew with Wigan on Saturday.
I'm going for a 1 nil win for the Bluebirds.
Plenty of room on the coach
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We went for the weekend
It was when Darren Huckerby was playing for them
Got stuffed 4-1 with Peter Thorne getting us a consolation
Their stand was being rebuilt and I think there were only 297 tickets given out to us away fans
thats the game we went to
Seven of us drove up in Dai Taxi’s people carrier
We were actually in the boxes behind the goal and dined in Delia’s Kitchen
One of the more civilised away trips lol 😂
Knocks, tiredness..... and a few sendings off.
Went to Norwich years ago, when they were redeveloping the stand. Sat in the home end thanks to some comp tickets. Worse game ever, think we lost 5/6-1 Huckerby ran riot.
I went with 2 of my boys in 2018 when we won 2-0 with 2 late goals from Kenneth and Junior, and I used to go to games almost expecting us to win!
I just looked at our team on that day though :-o
Waking up at 11:00pm to watch this MASSIVE game.
Thinly veiled "please don't **** it up" post.
If Robinson had been fit I would have been quietly confident. Losing him makes a big difference.
Cant see where the goals are coming from now but in the new spirit of optimism.
Draw
0-0
Think the players are flying to this one, we've travelled by coach all season as far as I'm aware. Not sure if this was always the plan on something Sabri has pushed for.
Norwich team news:
https://www.pinkun.com/news/23343442...hip-team-news/
Sargent and Dowell definitely out (along with some longer term injuries like Placheta and Byram). Pukki might be involved if he gets through training today - but he sounds borderline.
0-1 City
Please
- Norwich City have won three of their last four home league games against Cardiff City (L1).
- Cardiff are looking to complete only their second ever league double over Norwich, also doing so in 2017-18 under Neil Warnock.
- After a run of one win in 10 home league games (D3 L6), Norwich have won their last two at Carrow Road. The Canaries have scored exactly three goals in each of their last five home league victories.
- Cardiff have won their last two games in a row in the Championship (two clean sheets), as many wins as they'd registered in their previous 18 combined. The Bluebirds last won three consecutive league games without conceding in December 2020.
- Marcelino Núñez was involved in all three of Norwich's goals against Birmingham last time out (2 goals, 1 assist), having registered just one goal and one assist in his first 27 league games for the Canaries.
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