Norwich City vs Derby County (Away) Tuesday 3rd November.

morty

morty

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Nuff Said

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Fisher looked a bit down after the final whistle. Must be hard for him right now.
Just back from the game. Someone behind me was sharing a rumour that Kellen had told Clement he thought he deserved a pay rise, and since then he’s been on the bench. I’ve no idea if there’s anything in it, more likely that he’s just been a bit shit.
 
PsyCanary

PsyCanary

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Was a great performance, admittedly Derby look well off it, and based on that relegation is a real possibility.
But I thought we handled that game perfectly, were clinical, ruthless and structured!
I was unsure on Field going into the game, but thought he and Wright ran the midfield and that allowed us to play our game!
Kvistgaarden again brilliant up top without getting a goal.
Brooks and Musaba out wide brilliant, and the back four solid and dealt with what they had to!

Even before Saturdays result, I think this next International break is coming at a really bad time for us, really hope it doesn’t halt our progression and form
 
Monty13

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I was unsure on Field going into the game, but thought he and Wright ran the midfield and that allowed us to play our game!
As like the one guy who thought signing Field as our 4th choice CM was a good move...feeling pretty good right now lol
 
skijumptoes

skijumptoes

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As like the one guy who thought signing Field as our 4th choice CM was a good move...feeling pretty good right now lol
I found it interesting how occupied he kept Morris throughout the game. Morris was getting more and more frustrated and was trying to take it out on Field and he stood up strong. Thought he done a great job off the ball.

Something that was said about Skipp often was how he went un-noticed the better he played, and I felt both Wright and Field were demonstrating that last night in spells.
 
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Cackleborough

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A cracking night and atmosphere.

The safe standing has helped achieve that alongside a younger audience.

The Coventry fan alongside me in our end noted how a pin could be heard dropping in the Derby crowd. 90% of them were sitting.

Safe standing a good idea. Yes. Still ridiculous though in not suitable for those who may have difficulty standing for 2 hours or small children.

Why on earth can't the football industry achieve the right balance both home and away?

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Fenway Frank

Fenway Frank

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Phil seems to like Mahovo doesn't he? Particularly when he had other options on the bench, makes me wonder what position he sees him playing long term, if he could stay fit that is
 
morty

morty

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A cracking night and atmosphere.

The safe standing has helped achieve that alongside a younger audience.

The Coventry fan alongside me in our end noted how a pin could be heard dropping in the Derby crowd. 90% of them were sitting.

Safe standing a good idea. Yes. Still ridiculous though in not suitable for those who may have difficulty standing for 2 hours or small children.

Why on earth can't the football industry achieve the right balance both home and away?

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It is a hard thing to get just right. I'm in block E in the lower Barclay and I have never sat in my seat, even before the safe standing rails were put in. Knackered knees mean though that I may have to consider relocation at some time in the future! The club did a consultation about the safe standing in the snakepit, but they seem to have got where the demarcation line between it and the City stand is, so as a consequence there is a huge section of safe standing where the whole block sits throughout the match. I have seen us mocked on social media for it.
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