Norwich City Thread - 2021/22

[kun]

Like he should have done at Derby

He left before he'd really honed his skills. Hard to blame him for leaving when Chelsea came knocking tbh.

 

[BertTrautmann'sParachute]

Norwich seems to be an ambition-free zone in terms of the PL. I'd be surprised if Lampard took the job.

 

[Keeper!]

Like he should of done at Derby

He was hardly going to say no to Chelsea but I get your drift.

 

[borassic]

Done deal this apparently

 

[Trevor Morley's Tache]

Norwich seems to be an ambition-free zone in terms of the PL. I'd be surprised if Lampard took the job.

He's been out of work since January. Pretty sure the Norwich job is the only current vacancy in the top 4 divisions.

I think he'd have a decent a chance of keeping them up this season, and if he does a good job it might open up a number of opportunities for him at bigger clubs.

 

[Coatigan]

He left before he'd really honed his skills. Hard to blame him for leaving when Chelsea came knocking tbh.

Agree he left too soon, but in fairness hardly would have mattered. A year maybe a year and a half and you get the chelsea sack no matter how experienced you are. He lasted longer than was expected.

 

[meeesh]

He was hardly going to say no to Chelsea but I get your drift.

Just should of held his nerve and thought one for another day,but as usual they dive in,and ends in tears,now it's like starting all over again.

It'll happen at Klanfield in 3 years as well

 

[meeesh]

He left before he'd really honed his skills. Hard to blame him for leaving when Chelsea came knocking tbh.

True,but ended in tears at the end of the day,hindsight is wonderful though I suppose

 

[Gray]

Like he should of done at Derby

Touche.

 

[Semper aggressus]

Doesn’t matter who the manager is, until the Norwich board spend some money they’ve no hope.