Norwich City vs Bristol City (Away) Saturday 7th November.

morty

morty

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Wish I had got a ticket for this now as only home for 4 weeks this time, and I didn't realise just how few games I would get to.

Bristol are actually in pretty poor form, see attached form table. Might be a slightly tougher test than Derby, but if we go at this the right way, hopefully brimming with confidence, I think we can get something here. I wouldn't change much from the team that played at Derby, assuming everyone is fit. There is, basically, nobody that deserves to be dropped.

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Monty13

Monty13

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Poor form, but a better side than Derby. Not sure our glass cannon approach will work in the same way it did against the Rams.
 
Ricardo

Ricardo

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Ive gone for a draw.

Watched some of the game last night, Wolves were miles better and deserved the points.
 
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Nuff Said

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Our form is ridiculous. LLLWWW. I have no idea what conclusion you draw from that. Fine margins perhaps?
 
morty

morty

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Our form is ridiculous. LLLWWW. I have no idea what conclusion you draw from that. Fine margins perhaps?
Without looking back, weren't our losses by the odd goal? Other than Man City in the cup? I did look back lol.

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muntyNCFC

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I think we could well win, but it'll be a harder test than the previous 3 games. Id go for something like a 2-1 win. Can see us conceding after a much celebrated clean sheet on Tuesday.
 
Ricardo

Ricardo

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I think we could well win, but it'll be a harder test than the previous 3 games. Id go for something like a 2-1 win. Can see us conceding after a much celebrated clean sheet on Tuesday.
Or it could be like double decker buses and two come along together
 
AmericanCanary

AmericanCanary

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This on Paramount Plus for any other North American based fans. Just an FYI.

I am having a prostate exam the evening before so hopefully the boys don't make my ass ache even more with their performance haha.

I will go with a hard fought 1-2 win, late goal by Musaba.
 
skijumptoes

skijumptoes

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I often see the L's as caterpillars legs in those form columns, Maybe i'm slowly going round the twist, but it's always a real treat to see a run of losses followed by a draw.

LLLLLD - "Hey! I'm a bug, and definitely not a ribbed phallus!" :D
 
PsyCanary

PsyCanary

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I think we win this one, and we start to really curse the arrival of another ridiculous 3 week international break!

Maghoma and Kvist double in a 3-1 win
 
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Lazza

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From the press conference...

Philippe Clement has provided an update on Norwich City's squad ahead of Saturday's Sky Bet Championship trip to Bristol City (12.30pm KO), with Kenny McLean and Pelle Mattsson both set to travel.

The head coach confirmed the pair had completed some training and would be available for at least some minutes, with a final decision on their involvement to be made on Saturday.

“Kenny and Pelle have also done some training," the Belgian said. "They're going to travel with us and then we can decide tomorrow about the squad, the bench and starting players. But they're both available for at least some minutes.”

Clement also discussed Jovon Makama's fitness following his England Under-21s call-up, explaining that his workload continues to be carefully managed.

“I'm happy for the recognition. I'm worried also because he's still not there yet where he needs to be,” he said.

“We're still managing that day by day, with days off also and with playing minutes.

“It's still managing him and he's not there yet that we can freely let him train one week and let him play a lot of minutes.

“So I hope that's going to be managed well in the national team. The positive thing is there are several people in this building who know people in the national team really well. So I'm really confident that we can manage that story together.”

Clement also provided an update on Ante Crnac, who has been gradually building up his match fitness after returning to action.

“I know Ante better now. I think he can play on the sides and he can play central,” he said.

“But I have the feeling now what is his best position. We need to look also towards the team, what the team needs in moments.

“He's still not up to speed like he was before, but he's taking steps. That's why I wanted to reward him also in this last game, that he could come on the pitch and get some rhythm with the boys together.

“But he still needs a lot of work to become the player that he can be.”
 

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