Norwich City

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'Game changer': Norwich City offer their support to Blackpool's Jake ... (Blackpool Gazette)

Norwich City players offered their support to Blackpool's Jake Daniels before their final Premier League game of the season on Sunday.

He told BBC Radio Norfolk that he had spoken to the Blackpool player before he announced the news on Monday and that they had been talking "almost daily" since the beginning of the year. Morton, who came out as gay in 2019, was one of the highest-profile active footballers in the English game to come out when he did - with Thetford playing at step nine of the football pyramid. In a tweet, he referred to Daniels as his little brother and said he was "so proud" of him.

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“Time to take the step up” – Norwich City set to swoop for 22-year ... (Football League World)

This article is part of Football League World's 'The Verdict' series, which provides personal opinions from the FLW writers regarding the latest breaking ...

Cooper was named the club’s player of the season and managed to claim a spot in the PFA League One team of the season. A stand-out performer in the third-tier this season, Cooper managed to claim 18 clean-sheets in this division for Plymouth as he recorded a respectable WhoScored match rating of 6.91. At only 22-years-old, Cooper has a fantastic future ahead of him with plenty of time to grow too and a move to the Championship now would be good for him.

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Christoph Zimmermann issues brutally honest assessment of ... (Football League World)

Norwich City have been relegated from the Premier League with a whimper once again, in a very similar manner to in 2019/20, and the Canaries will be hoping ...

The Canaries know that they have the foundations of a promotion pushing squad heading into next season, but without Daniel Farke and Buendia this time around, there is a lot of work that needs to be done before they can be considered as promotion contenders. By the end, even Sam Byram, a specialist full back, was being preferred to Zimmermann at the heart of defence, suggesting that the German is very unlikely to be first choice in the Championship next season, if Dean Smith stays in the dugout. Norwich City have been relegated from the Premier League with a whimper once again, in a very similar manner to in 2019/20, and the Canaries will be hoping to bounce back in the Championship next season.

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Norwich City: Do fans want to be entertained or win? (PinkUn)

Lee Payne: The tricky question Norwich City fans must face up to ... It's finished at last. Sacking the manager hours after our first win, the outcry over our ( ...

It would be a win, yes, but I want to be entertained. We work hard, we choose to spend our hard-earned money and limited free time going to the football. For the clubs, it is of course money that has caused this. From its origins, I think it’s fair to say that football was what people did for entertainment. The topic of why we invest so much of our time, money and emotions into this sport is one I’ve tried to tackle before without coming to any real conclusions. Trudging back up Yarmouth Road after the 3-0 defeat to Newcastle, I wondered: am I enjoying this?

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