Jonny Howson tries to dispossess Fulham winger Alex Kacaniklic at Craven Cottage on Saturday. The young Swede gave Norwich a torrid time on the left flank, capping his display with a goal. Picture: Andrew Tobin / Focus Images
Monday, August 20, 2012
9:45 AM
The national newspapers’ views on Norwich City’s 5-0 defeat at Fulham.
Sunday Mirror: “Norwich were over-run. A potent combination of quick passing and searching long balls had the Canaries not knowing whether to stick or twist.”
The Mail on Sunday: “Manager Chris Hughton has to pick his players up quickly for next weekend’s home clash against QPR, who also lost heavily to Swansea.”
The Observer: “Hughton was hoping to score a victory against his former mentor but his Norwich side looked a shadow of the team that finished 12th under Paul Lambert.”
The Sunday Telegraph: “Norwich had no answer to the midfield craft of Bryan Ruiz, Moussa Dembele and Mahamadou Diarra.”
The People: “New Canaries boss Chris Hughton has three main problems to sort out – his defence, midfield and attack.”
In the second of a three-part series dissecting the Canaries’ successful battle to retain their Premier League status, Norwich City writer Paddy Davitt examines the relationship between the artists and the artisans in Norwich’s midfield.
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2 comments
The Daily Mail's coverage was 5% Norwich, 95% the opposition, which is fairly par for the course. Or did it reflect the relative competance of the performances?
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bogbog
Monday, August 20, 2012
The People got it right then, just 3 small things to rectify.
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goldie
Monday, August 20, 2012