Michael Turner slowly becoming Norwich City's Player of the Season was one of many topics discussed in the Norwich City Debate at www.pinkun.com/debate
The Norwich City Debate - your questions answered
Peter Raven
Wednesday, March 13, 2013
4:05 PM
Norwich City writers David Cuffley and Mark Armstrong have answered your questions in the Norwich City debate at www.pinkun.com/debate
Topics discussed included:
• Is the current fad of playing wide men on their wrong side necessarily the best way forward?
• Will Norwich City stay up?
• How many points will be needed to stay up this season?
• Should Chris Hughton play Russell Martin in midfield like David Luiz at Chelsea?
• What would the priority be for next season?
• Will Norwich City shop in a much higher market in the summer or continue to try and get by?
• Is Chris Hughton the man to take Norwich City forward?
• Is Michael Turner slowly becoming our Player of the Season?
• Who would you like to see join Norwich City in the Premier League from the Championship?
You can read the complete list of questions and answers from this, and every, debate at www.pinkun.com/debate
You can submit questions leading up to the Q&A session to peter.raven@archant.co.uk or you can discuss all matters Canary live at www.pinkun.com/debate
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9 comments
The author of `Great Expectations` is a forbidden word. Should have expected that.
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Mad Brewer
Friday, March 15, 2013
Cards on table time. I do not like journalists - at least not the modern breed. That`s the default position. I`ve had dealings with many journos in my working life and have rarely met one I`d be pleased to meet again. Clive James is one I would and, in a previous incarnation, Charles Di*kens.
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Mad Brewer
Friday, March 15, 2013
Cards on table time. I do not like journalists - at least not the modern breed. That`s the default position. I`ve had dealings with many journos in my working life and have rarely met one I`d be pleased to meet again. Clive James is one I would and, in a previous incarnation, Charles Dickens.
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Mad Brewer
Friday, March 15, 2013
With the added value of that rare quality - sincerity. You do not see that in reality TV or most journalism. The two genres are part of the same system - take the p**s out of the public and enjoy watching them let you.
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Mad Brewer
Thursday, March 14, 2013
Like "reality" television. Why pay for talent when vox pops are available?
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DocOhNo
Thursday, March 14, 2013
LYB, not at all. It`s that these journos set themselves up as "experts" (why are they?) then patronise the thinking public by echoing back what they`ve plagiarised from them. Sort of didactic esotericists sans the brain. Remember, in the world of Prolix Paddy, we are mere "keyboard warriors"; critics, detractors and "those on the margins". caleb, we`ll still be in the Prem next season. It`s an expert opinion - not mine, of course!
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Mad Brewer
Thursday, March 14, 2013
Do you think Norwich will make an instant return to the premier league next season?
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caleb
Wednesday, March 13, 2013
If journalists pay attention to fans and consider their opinions in forming their own, is that necessarily a bad thing Brewer?
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LittleYellowBirdie
Wednesday, March 13, 2013
Journos regurgitating considered opinions from the fans. As usual. Experts? What experts??
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Mad Brewer
Wednesday, March 13, 2013