A good few Norwich City players have been away on international duty over the last couple of week so I'm not to sure how much time Daniel Farke's had to work with the players at Colney in preparation for one of the toughest tests City will face this season when the champions Manchester City visit Carrow Road.

Let's be honest about last Saturday the lads were second best against a rejuvenated West Ham who were going into the game after two consecutive wins.

I'm writing this column on Wednesday morning, waking up to the very sad news that after 134 years, Bury Football Club have lost their Football League status having been expelled by the EFL after months of turmoil with all sorts of financial problems.

I was very lucky last weekend I had a rare Saturday off as I was working on Sunday at the Reading v Cardiff game.

There is only one game of the season played and already I'm sick to death of so-called footballing experts and other team's supporters writing off Norwich City's chances of staying in the Premier League.

It's been an exciting few weeks for us all, with all the talk of Premier League football returning to Norwich City!

Players are no different to supporters when the fixtures for the upcoming season are announced in the middle of June - it's something that we looked forward to with excitement for weeks, especially having won promotion to the Premier League.

For the second time in 15 years Norwich City have been crowned champions of the Championship.