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The ACN Podcast Ep 54 - Season Preview
08/09/20
Parsley and Punt are back to preview the season, and are welcomed by ACN stalwart Ffion Thomas and Archant Norwich City reporter Connor Southwell. Sit back and enjoy their ramblings for your ears.....
The Along Come Norwich Season Preview 2020/21
04/09/20
It’s finally time for the Along Come Norwich season preview! Where we attempt to expunge the last six months from our brains and return to the, ahem, optimism that only a pre-season can provide. Here’s Nick Hayhoe, Maddie Mackenzie, Ffion Thomas, Adam Brandon, Jon Punt and Terri Westgate with the words:
The Return Of Yellow Nets? You Decide...
12/08/20
ACN need your help with something important, the colour of the goal nets at Carrow Road. Voting is open now, let us explain more below.....
The ACN Podcast - Episode 54
24/07/20
Tom Parsley and Jon Punt are back for one last time this season, joined by Archant's Paddy Davitt. They try and find reasons to be cheerful in a post relegation world....
The ACN Flag Squad Pod - Episode 3
23/07/20
Nick Hayhoe, Maddie Mackenzie and Terri Westgate gathered just before the fateful West Ham game to put the world to rights. Enjoy some pre-relegation ramblings....
United (h) - The Cup Review
28/06/20
Ok, we didn't have the mental energy for reviewing the last two matches, but we're back. Here's Jon Punt to take you through the important bits from City's first FA Cup quarter final in 28 years.....
The ACN Podcast - Episode 52
24/06/20
Parsley and Punt are joined by Big Grant Holt himself, Jon Rogers. Yeah, sorry, not that Grant Holt. They discuss football returning, Everton expectations, the shambles of Southampton and an imminent cup quarter final.
The ACN Podcast - Episode 51
18/06/20
Parsley and Punt are joined by the lovely Michael Bailey to talk seat wraps, joyless football, Norwich's chances and quite a bit more.....
17 June 1902
17/06/20
To celebrate Norwich City's birthday, and to put us in the mood for the upcoming Issue 3 of the fanzine, here's Nick Hayhoe's piece from Issue 1 that imagines what it might have been like back on that summer's day in 1902.