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Time for heroes
Can Carrow Road faithful roar Norwich to safety?

I'm not sure how the players will feel about playing on a Monday night at this stage of the season.

From a financial point of view it's very, very welcome but as a player I would prefer to run out on a Saturday. Whether the teams around you have won or lost, there is extra pressure and you find it harder to relax. Some people say it's an advantage to play after everybody else, but I would say it's a disadvantage.
Norwich: fans could be key

Norwich: fans could be key

That's what Norwich will be facing this Monday as they continue their battle to survive. To get anything out of this game against Reading will be a bonus and for them a lot will depend on the final game against Charlton.

Norwich have some of the most passionate and loyal fans around; football rules in East Anglia. I have a real soft spot for them and I feel sorry for them this season.

When you do manage to achieve something against the odds it is an amazing feeling, and one that emotionally drains you.

Peter Beagrie
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At times they have performed wonderfully at home, but it hasn't been consistent enough. It has been disappointing to watch Norwich's slump because they've always tried to play football in the right manner.

That massive fanbase will scream and bawl on Monday. The voice boxes will be raw because this is their last home game and that will be a huge advantage for them in this match.

They beat Wolves 5-2 this season, which shows what they're capable of, but I think they face a tough task against a Reading side that have put some of their nerves behind them.

Posted By: DrDublin, Apr 27, 14:30:07