Jonny Howson reacts to the penalty decision that led to Fulham's fifth goal. Picture: Andrew Tobin / Focus Images
Barclays Premier League Podcast: Fulham 5, Norwich City 0
Peter Raven
Sunday, August 19, 2012
7:16 PM
Norwich City writers Chris Lakey, Paddy Davitt and Mark Armstrong are joined by Sports Desk Pete to discuss Norwich City’s 5-0 defeat at Fulham in the Barclays Premier League. To listen to the podcast go to www.pinkun.com/podcast
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11 comments
GOODNESS, DOES EVERYBODY HAVE TO SHOUT TO GET THROUGH THESE DAYS?
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Mad Brewer
Monday, August 20, 2012
Hi, canarydownunder. Let`s let Pitbull & Wonderhorse loose and use attacking midfielders as that, not as part of a 9-man "defence". I wonder what Arsenal`s Arsene woud have made of that débacle? He`d be kicking bottom by now.
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Mad Brewer
Monday, August 20, 2012
A very bad start to the season but lets not get carried away yet, we have another 37 games to go. QPR game needs to be better and hopefully no 4-5-1 which doesn't work. Give it time, keep the faith. Both Tierney and Martin said in articles in this paper that they need to tighten up defensively, just didn't expect it hapeen from the second game....OTBC.
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FXT Canary
Monday, August 20, 2012
How on earth did you get away with that Algarve? !!
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The Crab
Monday, August 20, 2012
mel, I agree, if we don't beat QPR sack him. pre season was terrible. Went to Hertha Berlin game and only advice from Houghton and Calderwood was run, chase him, hardly tactical skill. Same mistake as appointing Gunn, we don't need Mr nice we want mr nasty back. why no Vaughan?
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Canaryinslovenia
Monday, August 20, 2012
I just need reassuring that we have got an appetite to do well and see them play their hearts out, That's all.
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Lobbo
Monday, August 20, 2012
I agree Brew - especially as we are currently firing more blanks than a eunuch in a brothel. Lets hope there's a change of approach on Saturday.
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canarydownunder
Monday, August 20, 2012
There is only one answer to this serious problem - do another Colchester and equally as quick! Hughton out immediatedly and Jol in place by the weekend... You know it makes sense!
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Mel Lacey
Monday, August 20, 2012
"Sparky" Hughes will be sensing the chance of kicking us while we`re down. Much trepidation. :-(
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Mad Brewer
Monday, August 20, 2012
I agree Robin Hood, they will need to overcome their thrashing as much as we will ours......and they have a manager well known for serious arse kicking!!!!
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Algarve Canary
Monday, August 20, 2012
I worry when people I've speaken to today, and listened to in this podcast, suggest that QPR will not be as much of a test as Fulham. Despite their equally bad five goal loss, they were much more attacking in their approach and put in 20 shots (including 11 on target) against Swansea's 12 (8) compared with our abysmal 4 (2) against Fulham's 11 (9). At least QPR attacked and tried to score. We've got to win games; We've got to attack; We've got to put away chances. QPR will come to Carrow Road to do just that, as Mark Hughes always does with his teams, come what may. Let's just hope that they are as wasteful as against Swansea, and that the City team formation and performance are not only up to the challenge but will attack, score and stand some chance of winning!
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Robin Hood
Sunday, August 19, 2012