The last couple of months have seen those who write about Norwich City struggling to find new words to describe their stylish football, but one has been noticeable by its absence: ruthless.
When someone says around this time, take your pick, the big decision is usually whether to go straight to the fudge supreme or the chocolate log... whilst disposing of the coconut ones ASAP.
In his weekly column, Norwich City correspondent Michael Bailey looks beyond the Canaries’ Championship table improvement and finds a role for defunct radio personalities
Goodbye, thank you for the memories and here’s to raising a packet – MICHAEL BAILEY reflects on the prospect of another party in the sun for two City sons, Russell Martin and Wes Hoolahan.
There’s no lesson in knowing that injury-time winners feel superb – so Michael Bailey opts for elsewhere as Norwich City deliver their party piece against Bolton.
Norwich City correspondent Michael Bailey delivers his video verdict and analysis, as the Canaries pull another injury-time rabbit out of the hat – this time against Bolton.
In his excellent fortnightly column, my colleague, David Hannant, looked into the history books trying to work out whether the omens are good for Norwich City to be promoted.
It was a Millers’ tale we would all like to hear again – Norwich City correspondent Michael Bailey drops off his latest six things learned as the Championship leaders dispatch Rotherham at Carrow Road.
Norwich City correspondent Michael Bailey delivers his video verdict and analysis, as the Canaries turn around another deficit to maintain their Championship lead.
And the Norwich City beat goes on – PinkUn Show host Michael Bailey laps up six more imperious lessons from a super sixth EFL Championship win for the leaders, this time at Swansea.
In Wim Wenders’ recently re-released film noir The Goalkeeper’s Fear of the Penalty, the central character talks about the existential crisis faced by a keeper facing a spot kick. He’d clearly never seen Norwich City take one.
About the only thing I have in common with Chris Waddle, Stuart Pearce or Gareth Southgate in a footballing context is the anguish of missing a penalty kick.
Over the years I have got used to the know-it-alls. The people who, in the words of a certain perma-tanned fool, aren’t averse to creating some fake news.
It has been another decent week on the region’s beaches with mackerel, bass and hounds showing at many venues. In the north of the region the shingle has produced plenty of mackerel and you can soon fill a bag when the shoals are in casting range.
After a full week of hard, competitive squash, two of Cromer’s increasing band of veteran members, both playing off scratch and evenly matched, contested the final of this year’s prestigious handicap tournament.
