Opinion Robin Sainty: New bill can’t come soon enough for majority of clubs
The Football Governance Bill was introduced in Parliament earlier this month, and it can't come soon enough for columnist Robin Sainty.
The Football Governance Bill was introduced in Parliament earlier this month, and it can't come soon enough for columnist Robin Sainty.
Norwich City columnist Robin Sainty hopes the Canaries can build on their draw in the East Anglian derby with key players set to return in 2024.
There’s nothing quite like a totally unexpected win to lift the spirits and last week’s result was a welcome boost after a couple of months that we’d all like to forget.
When your first reaction to the end of a season is, “thank heavens that’s over” you know it’s been a bad one.
There was a sense of something finally breaking at Carrow Road on Saturday.
A performance filled with passion, commitment and desire is always great to see and that’s exactly what we got last weekend…..from Norwich City Women in their Carrow Road debut against Ashford Town on Sunday afternoon.
With the end of the season fast approaching it seems appropriate that last weekend Norwich City decided to treat their long-suffering fans to a compilation of all the things that have driven us all to distraction over the last eight months or so.
With so little Norwich City news due to the international break, the impending loss of Alex Matos to Chelsea has probably received considerably more coverage that it otherwise would have, but it is certainly something that should be of concern to anyone who cares about the club.
“I think that's the first time I've seen a Norwich side come here and play for a draw or go anywhere and play for a draw in the Championship.”
Last week I suggested that the win at Millwall could be a turning point as long as City built on it, but since then we’ve seen that foundation turn into a pile of rubble as their long-suffering fans continue to suffer a death of a thousand cuts in a season that many now can’t wait to see finished.
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