Gary Doherty believes Norwich City need to get straight back to winning ways after Saturday's loss to Millwall - and is glad Grant Holt will be back to help out. Although City were able to muster wins over Walsall and Hartlepool without their 23-goal leading scorer, his presence was clearly missed at The New Den.
Norwich City defender Russell Martin aims to go back to the future this weekend to help re-ignite City's League One promotion push. Martin admits Saturday's trip to hometown club Brighton & Hove Albion will be extra special as the Canaries aim to bounce back from losing a 16-match unbeaten league run at Millwall.
King's Lynn Stars' yesterday renewed their major sponsorship tie up with Norfolk haulier Roger Warnes Transport ahead of the club's 2010 Premier League treble defence.
Lynn FC director of football Kevin Boon insists his club is ready to make a long term commitment to the Ridgeons League. The reformed Linnets need to canvas support from member clubs of the Eastern Counties set-up in order to be accepted into the Premier Division for 2010/11.
Lowestoft Town joint manager Micky Chapman hopes new signing Jamie Forshaw will make a long term switch to Crown Meadow.
The Norwich-born 20-year-old midfielder has joined until the end of the season after being released by Blue Square Conference side Ebbsfleet United on Friday, and is set for a place on the bench in tonight's Championship Manager Cup fourth round home tie with fellow Ryman League Division One North side, Tibury (7.
Lowestoft joint manager Micky Chapman has vowed his side will bounce back from yesterday's shock defeat.
The runaway Ryman Division One North leaders lost 3-2 at home to lowly Ware with a brace by Matt Nolan.