Steve Morison scores for Norwich City against Arsenal when the two sides met earlier in the season. Picture: Paul Chesterton / Focus Images
Norwich City’s Premier League fixture at Arsenal moved
Wednesday, February 29, 2012
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Norwich City’s final away trip of the 2011/12 Premier League season at Arsenal will now take place at the earlier time of 12.45pm on Saturday, May 5.
The fixture, which was originally set to kick-off at 3pm will take place at the earlier kick-off time as all Premier League fixtures scheduled for the Saturday afternoon have been rearranged to avoid a clash with the FA Cup Final, at Wembley Stadium, with many moving to Sunday, May 6.
London Underground upgrading works have rendered a Sunday match in north London unfeasible though, meaning Arsenal and Norwich City will meet at Emirates Stadium on Saturday lunchtime instead.
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7 comments
Then there`s the Red Back spiders. Nip a few fat A**ses! If they put their faces down first, of course. Dunnee jest luv it?
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Mad Brewer
Friday, March 2, 2012
My deepest admiration for canary international supporters are those living upside down for goodness sake in pursuit of NCFC.How they manage to do it I will never know.Those of the canary community living in Australia I admire most.I do not know how they cope with it as the only place you can get away from Australians would be the toilet and you have venemous snakes waiting for you in there.It is their sheer courage I admire,makes me shiver.
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Peter Watson
Thursday, March 1, 2012
Thanks DC. Will be in touch. PW - I have no intention of riding a camel - and certainly not of following one! My bow legs are more a la Garrincha! ZebbI
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zebbee
Thursday, March 1, 2012
Dhow & Anchor at the Jumeirah Beach Hotel is where the UAE Canaries congregate on Match Days ! for updates mail :- uae-canaries@live.co.uk
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Dubai Canary
Thursday, March 1, 2012
zebbee is taking his life in hands in support of NCFC in barren deserts where Lawrence of Arabia once rode his camel.The sacrifices fans go to for the canaries is astonishing.
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Peter Watson
Wednesday, February 29, 2012
A propos of nothing, you can check out the origin of the nickname "The Binners" by going to YouTube and looking up "Lovejoy (2) Bin Diving pt 1" At 1.54, Warren Clarke enters as aggressive head bin man Brian Nunn, wearing an Ipswich Town hat to argue for his right to scavenge anything valuable in the rubbish bags.
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Swiss Canary
Wednesday, February 29, 2012
On the subject of fixtures, I'll be in Dubai for the Newcastle game. Any Dubai fans on here who can advise on whether there is any chance of watching it over there - ideally somewhere near the Marina area? Any info much appreciated. Zebb
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zebbee
Wednesday, February 29, 2012