The game will also see another former Canary Chris Brown play against his former employers if selected. Norwich may decide to keep things simple and play 4-4-2 with two out and out wingers and two central strikers. With Carl Cort in such good form it makes sense to get crosses into the box. Jamie Cureton can expect to find himself back on the bench following some wasteful finishing of late. Norwich will have to do without the services of both Bertrand and Clinghan.
My Team:
Marshall
Drury
Shackell
Doherty
Otsemobor
Carney
Fozzy
Russell
Croft
Cort
Gow
Subs:
Nelson (GK)
Grounds
Hoolahan
Killen
Cureton
Match Prediction
There is no doubt this will be a tough game for Norwich City, but I have a sneaky feeling this will be an away win for City. I think it will be a quite even match with City just nicking the result with another goal from Cort.
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Post a CommentJim, you asked for comments, I would suggest using an enlarged vocabulary rather than repeating words and phrases in the article.