With no wins in their last six Premier League games, five of those being losses, these next four games for the Canaries could make or break their season.

It would be wrong of me to start this week's column with anything but my tribute to the great Duncan Forbes, who sadly passed away last Thursday after being treated for dementia for many years.

I would love to be at Carrow Road on Sunday - sadly I've got to work Sunday lunchtime at the south Wales derby at The Liberty Stadium.

Two weeks has flown by since that shocking defeat at the hands of Aston Villa, so let's all hope it's been enough time for the lads to get that disappointing feeling out of their system and that they are raring to go on Saturday afternoon at Bournemouth.

As international breaks go, this one couldn't have come at a better time for Norwich City. That dreadful result last weekend against Villa was one I don't think any of us saw coming.

I had a lovely morning on Thursday at Norwich City's training ground at Colney.

I have to admit, Selhurst Park - Norwich City's next stop on the fixture list - was my least favourite away ground.

There's just one word to describe last Saturday's unbelievable win over champions Manchester City - WOW!