

Norwich City
Neil Warnocks’ QPR held our Norwich heroes to a, far from, bore draw at Loftus Road yesterday. Both teams remain as they were on the Championship ladder. QPR’s lead at the top cut to four points from Cardiff with City maintaining third spot, seven points off QPR. Wes Hoolahan missed a penalty and Andrew Crofts cleared a effort off the line as both teams attacked. Read the rest of this entry »
With ten games of the new season played it’s time to take a look at ticket sales through the Carrow Road box office Read the rest of this entry »
Chris Sutton has stated that he’d love to be City boss one day, just days after quitting as Lincoln boss. Read the rest of this entry »
Was the reason that Norwich City’s players were gagged from talking to the press over the last week due to reports that Bryan Gunn and Ian Butterworth traded punches on the training ground while in Devon? Therefore Gunny was sacked and had to make his own way back to Norfolk. Butterworth has walked this week. All parties remain tight lipped. Any thoughts people?
The Club announced Paul Lambert as their new manager this morning following his resignation from Colchester United last night. The Champions League winner has signed a 12 month rolling contract with his brief a simple one; promotion back to the Championship this season. Read the rest of this entry »
The recruitment process began in earnest for the press today with an announcement from the Borad that Chief Executive David McNally met with the Club’s number one target yesterday, having had permission from the club to speak to him. Read the rest of this entry »
Is the next manager at laughing stock fc to be Lawrie Sanchez following his excellent record with teams in the doldrums with lower league Wycombe, and Northern Ireland. The obvious link that he has a Fulham connection with our new Chief Executive David McNally puts Sanchez firmly in the frame I think.
Norwich City today sensationally sacked manager Bryan Gunn on the eve of City’s first away league game of the season. The Club has only played two games this season. Admittedly they were a 7-1 home thrashing at the hands of also rans Colchester, the Club’s worst ever home defeat and the worst display of goalkeeping and defending ever witnessed in senior football. The second game was the 4-0 win over Yeovil in the first round of the League Cup. Although you can only beat what’s put in front of you, it was hardly a tough test. Read the rest of this entry »
Trialists Jens Berthal Askou and Goran Maric have both signed permenent deals at Carrow Road today. Both players join on Bosman free transfers. Maric joins on a one year deal while Askou has signed for two years. Eleven players have now been signed on permanent deals this close season, really whetting the appetite for the coming season. Read the rest of this entry »
City finally landed the elusive front man in the rebuilding jigsaw headache on Friday afternoon. Grant Holt joins for an estimated £400k (the fashionable ‘undisclosed fee’ strikes again) from Shrewsbury Town on a three year deal with the option of a fourth year held by the Club. With Bryan Gunn being linked with the player almost as soon as he took over the reigns it’s good to see Holt here as he brings a fine goal scoring pedegree coupled with desire to succeed Read the rest of this entry »









