Football

If a reaction is what I called for following last week’s defeat at Newcastle, then Norwich City produced all the right answers as they returned to winning ways at the Molineux on Saturday evening.

Ross Potter was happy with the reaction he got from his Diss Town players last weekend, writes Liam Apicella.

Ben Murphy believes that a period of stability is behind Debenham LC’s recent run of positive results under his management, writes Liam Apicella.

BUILDBASE FA VASE

Writing this column in the immediate aftermath of Wednesday night’s crushing capitulation on Tyneside makes it immensely tough to look beyond the bitter feeling of devastation.

THURLOW NUNN LEAGUE

Two very different games, two very different line-ups but two equally impressive wins — finally Norwich City have arrived at the Championship party.

ALMARY GREEN

Mark Shadrack sees no reason why Diss Town cannot extend their interest in this season’s FA Vase beyond the second qualifying round, writes Liam Apicella.

FA VASE

Debenham LC manager Ben Murphy has urged his players to ‘stay grounded’ after they collected their first victory under his stewardship on Wednesday night.

Picking up points when you aren’t playing well is a sign of a successful side — at least that’s what all the pundits say, right?

FA VASE

While there is never a bad time to win a football match, back-to-back home games versus Cardiff and Wigan over the coming days provides Norwich City with a perfect opportunity to kick-start the season.

Framlingham Town skipper James Mayhew sees no reason why his side cannot dump Thetford Town out of the FA Vase tomorrow afternoon, writes Liam Apicella.

THURLOW NUNN LEAGUE FIRST DIVISION: Debenham LC 0 Diss Town 0

THURLOW NUNN LEAGUE

From a humiliating defeat at Birmingham to an uneventfully dramatic deadline day via an impressive win for City's youngsters in the controversial Checkatrade Trophy - it's safe to say this week has been full of talking points at Norwich City.

Recently-appointed Debenham LC boss Ben Murphy has demanded every squad member proves they want to play for the club, writes Liam Apicella.

In the aftermath of last Sunday’s 1-1 draw at Portman Road, it was all too easy to feel disappointed with both the result and performance of Norwich City.