The emergence of Jamal Lewis and Max Aarons from Norwich City’s academy system is a clear inspiration for the club’s young hopefuls – but their progress is particularly important for one player.
Daniel Farke is thrilled to see Max Aarons performing so well for Norwich City – but will not let the academy product get carried away with his rapid rise to Championship prominence.
Despite a controversial finish with boos aimed at the officials at Colney, under-23s head coach David Wright feels his Norwich City youngsters only had themselves to blame for drawing with Sunderland.
Norwich City Under-23s were pegged back by Sunderland to draw 1-1 at Colney this evening, with Grant Hanley and Kenny McLean both featuring in a feisty Premier League Two battle.
There’s likely to be first-team involvement again when Norwich City Under-23s host bottom-of-the-table Sunderland under the floodlights at Colney tonight.
After a spirited response to draw 2-2 at Bristol City, David Freezer assesses the Canaries’ Championship progress as the halfway point of the season approaches.
If ever one image summed up Norwich City at present it was the sight of an exhausted Christoph Zimmermann gulping in air with his hands on his knees deep inside the penalty box.
Daniel Farke refused to get embroiled in a verbal spat with Lee Johnson after the Bristol City boss labelled the decision not to dismiss Alex Tettey a ‘joke’ in the Canaries’ 2-2 Championship draw.
Norwich City showed their fighting spirit yet again to draw 2-2 at Bristol City and stretch their unbeaten run to 10 games – but it wasn’t enough to climb back above Leeds at the top of the table.
Top spot in the Championship table may have slipped away but Norwich City fans were still full of praise for the efforts of the Canaries players to fight back and earn a 2-2 draw at Bristol City.
Follow all the build-up, live score, action and reaction as we bring you full coverage of Norwich City’s 2018-19 EFL SkyBet Championship clash with Bristol City, in our Matchday Live blog from Ashton Gate.
The last couple of months have seen those who write about Norwich City struggling to find new words to describe their stylish football, but one has been noticeable by its absence: ruthless.
Whisper it quietly and touch wood at the same time, but the injury nightmare of Norwich City’s forgotten man Matt Jarvis may finally be coming to an end.
When someone says around this time, take your pick, the big decision is usually whether to go straight to the fudge supreme or the chocolate log... whilst disposing of the coconut ones ASAP.
Norwich City have been picked for a trio of live television fixtures in the new year, as they bid to turn their promising EFL Championship start into real success.
Daniel Farke faces a defensive headache for the Championship test at Bristol City on Saturday with Timm Klose injured and Grant Hanley also a major doubt.
Seven goals in his last eight games has continued a fantastic 2018 for Norwich City striker Teemu Pukki – putting him on par with some of Europe’s top goal-scorers.
In his weekly column, Norwich City correspondent Michael Bailey looks beyond the Canaries’ Championship table improvement and finds a role for defunct radio personalities
Kenny McLean and Matt Jarvis banked a vital 45 minutes as they stepped up their injury comebacks, during an eventful 2-2 draw with European opposition at Carrow Road.
Wolfsburg provided the opposition as Norwich City Under-23s tried to revive their Premier League International Cup campaign at Carrow Road this evening.
The sight of Teemu Pukki bearing down on goal is one few Championship goalkeepers will relish at the moment and Norwich City’s striker is looking forward to pitting his wits against Bristol City’s number one this weekend.
Following the announcement of a celebration game for Wes Hoolahan and Russell Martin at Carrow Road, David Freezer takes a closer look at the details of the big day – and the tantalising possibilities involved
