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Coventry Preview
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City certainly must win tomorrow, against bogey team Coventry. The penny is starting to drop around the City, that yes we could be relegated. Some still cling to the cuckoo notion that we’re too good to go down, we haven’t been that good in a long time. It’s time for all the cheap talk [...]
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Mixed Results
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City’s position weakened tonight as Watford halted Swansea’s 16 game unbeaten run to climb out of the relegation zone at Norwich’s expense. Plymouth lost 3-1 at home to Palace and lie three points above us having played the same number of games.
Preston Preview
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Norwich travel to Preston today for a game which will really test the boys. I think this will be one of those games where City perform really well and get something out of the match, or sink to a heavy defeat. With Preston having the second best home record in the league, behind Reading, and [...]
Category: TeamDoc Wins Appeal
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Gary Doherty has had the red card he received on Saturday, and his subsequent two match ban, overturned by the FA’s video review panel today. It’s great news and Bryan Gunn said: “This shows the appeal system works. I wasn’t convinced it was a sending off, Gary played the ball but from the referee’s positioning [...]
Category: TeamShack is Back
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Bryan Gunn completed the loan signing of Jason Shackell today. He returns to the club he left just six months ago after coming through City’s academy and played 119 senior games. Since his £1M switch to Wolves in July, Shackell has made just three starts and 9 substitute appearances, one of those being in [...]
Category: TransfersGunn Challenges Doc’s Dismissal
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Norwich have appealed against the sending off of Gary Doherty in the 44th minute against Bristol City on Saturday. replays seem to show that he played the ball first but a penalty was awarded from which Bradley Orr won the game for Bristol and the Doc got his marching orders. If unsuccessful Doc will serve [...]
Category: UncategorizedCrichton Returns as Goalkeeping Coach
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Former goalkeeper Paul Crighton has returned to Carrow Road, replacing Tommy Wright as goalkeeping coach. He had been employed in the same capacity since 2007 at Brighton.
On his return to City, Crichton said: “I am delighted to be coming back to Carrow Road. I had three great years here, ending in the Championship winning [...]
Category: UncategorizedGunn on D’Urso
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Bryan Gunn had this to say to the BBC about everyone’s favourite referee. “The lads did everything they could to get something out of the game but did not get the support they needed from the people in charge of the game. I went to speak to Mr D’Urso immediately after the game but I [...]
Category: QuotesThe Andy D’Urso Show
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First off, this clown loves to be centre of attention, and I don’t mean me, I mean referee Andy D’Urso. From the first time I saw him referee live, (against Huddersfield in 1999, when he sent off two players from each team. The last being Eadie for an innocuous slide tackle on half way [...]
Category: Match ReportWolves 3 City 3
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The new attacking line up sees former Wanderer, Carl Cort partnering Cureton up front, with the two Old Firm rivals on the bench. Adam Drury was reinstated at full back with Ryan Bertrand pushed up into midfield to combat the threat of Kightly.
A minutes silence was immaculately observed for the sad passing of former Wolves [...]
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