following on from your comment on young journalists, read this and guess the writer:

At 2-0 down, one would expect a defeat. However, if Norwich City?s resilience and spirit are taken into consideration, then turning around a 2-0 deficit wouldn?t be much of a surprise. Nigel Worthington rightly commended it after Norwich?s battling performance against Luton Town at Carrow Road

Following Rowan Vine?s spectacular strike and Dean Morgan?s sublime solo effort, all of a result of lacklustre defending, Norwich produced arguably the best of the Championship so far by turning around a two-goal deficit. Darren Huckerby capitalised on a Sol Davies error before Nigel Worthington?s solitary summer signing Lee Croft levelled the score. Robert Earnshaw snatched an emphatic victory for the Canaries by scoring his 2nd goal in 3 games. The fight back was complete.

Based on their performance; despite falling two goals behind, Norwich deserved to win. Norwich?s early season form has instilled optimism and has given fans a sense of belief, however, it is worth noting that this is the 3rd game of the season and Norwich may not continue their good form forever. Nevertheless, long may it continue!

Posted By: Dave in France on August 14th 2006 at 13:31:28

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Those of you who do / did work for Archant... (Other Football) - Steve in Holland, Aug 14, 13:25:04
- Editor of Beccles and Bungay...and maybe some other (Other Football) - duke of york, Aug 14, 13:26:10
  - following on from your comment on young journalists, read this and guess the writer: (Other Football) - Dave in France, Aug 14, 13:31:28
    - Factually wrong too... (Other Football) - Brandonio, Aug 14, 13:42:55
      - The NOTW described Luton's 2nd goal as a "25-yard shot". (n/m) (Other Football) - yarmyyarmy, Aug 14, 13:47:04
        
        How far would you say it was then? (n/m) (Other Football) - conker, Aug 14, 14:09:54
        
        About 6 yards. (n/m) (Other Football) - yarmyyarmy, Aug 14, 14:13:01
        
        Anyone see Safri have a bit of a go at Gallagher after the 2nd goal? (Other Football) - DiscoDaleGordon, Aug 14, 14:14:52
        
        You would say that their first goal was from 6 yards? (n/m) (Other Football) - conker, Aug 14, 14:13:31
        
        Read my post again. "Luton's 2nd goal" (n/m) (Other Football) - yarmyyarmy, Aug 14, 14:15:04
        
        apologies (n/m) (Other Football) - conker, Aug 14, 14:17:20
        
        I describe the NOTW as....... (Other Football) - InTheAbsenceOfAHorse, Aug 14, 14:06:53
        
        I should point out that I didn't purchase said newspaper. (Other Football) - yarmyyarmy, Aug 14, 14:08:58
      - Well, he carried the ball a good five yards before shooting! (n/m) (Other Football) - duke of york, Aug 14, 13:45:24
        
        with no city player to beat... (n/m) (Other Football) - Brandonio, Aug 14, 13:46:40
        
        He'll be calling a penalty a solo effort next (Other Football) - duke of york, Aug 14, 13:47:44
        
        no (Other Football) - Dave in France, Aug 14, 13:50:36
        
        Despatched with the minimum of aplomb; to the keepers' right (n/m) (Other Football) - duke of york, Aug 14, 13:52:40
        
        my favourite RR line is (Other Football) - Dave in France, Aug 14, 14:03:31
        
        hmmm (Other Football) - camcan, Aug 14, 13:50:07
        
        Don't you mean (Other Football) - duke of york, Aug 14, 13:51:00
    - Haha - IED? (n/m) (Other Football) - duke of york, Aug 14, 13:32:38
      - I love the semi-colon (n/m) (Other Football) - Steve in Holland, Aug 14, 13:38:47
        
        i like the mixture of the first and second conditional (Other Football) - Dave in France, Aug 14, 13:47:58
        
        I'd love to know the train of thought that went into putting in there (n/m) (Other Football) - duke of york, Aug 14, 13:40:07
        
        I know that train of thought. Desperation to show how literate he is. Very common, (Other Football) - Steve in Holland, Aug 14, 13:43:12
        
        It's a bit "Alf Ramsey", isn't it. (n/m) (Other Football) - yarmyyarmy, Aug 14, 13:53:37
        
        *it* (n/m) (Other Football) - duke of york, Aug 14, 13:40:39

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