City 'Til We Die

Bill and Ben lock in for a game of Keep, Loan or Sell! With assets emerging ahead of a big summer transfer window, Bill and Ben take a look at the current Norwich City squad to assess who of the crop should make the cut once the new season arrives. Buckle up, it's a long one!

We're late to the party... but we're here! Connor Southwell of Pink Un fame joins us to relive the highs and lows of the 2025/26 Championship season, through yellow and green tinted spectacles.

Join Bill and Ben as they reflect on a stunning bounce back period following a first, home turf, East Anglia defeat in nearly twenty years.There's praise for near enough everyone with Kellen Fisher and Jose Cordoba at the forefront of the swooning.With only two games left and a slim chance of play-off football, it's all (sort of) to play for.

Before the Easter break you'd have probably taken four points.Most canaries fans would've assumed three of the four to come from Portsmouth at Carrow Road, but alas... big Phil's yellow army.A lacklustre home performance has been forgiven after an excellent comeback against high-flying Millwall.Pelle Mattson and Oscar Schwartau netting the goals with an honourable mention to the super-sub Mohamed Toure.Ben and Bill review, before looking ahead to Saturday's East Anglian derby.

With only seven games left of the Championship season, Norwich City sit in tenth place.A great portion of the conversation around City centres around summer transfer activity and where they should be aiming for next season.There is still seven games left. Are the playoffs too far from reach? Maybe. Is there still something for them to play for? Absolutely.

Norwich City are on one. Bill and Ben sit down to discuss ANOTHER Norwich City win, with a view to the future and a special shout out to Billy's newborn.

Norwich City are the Championship's most inform team. Yes, you read that right. Not for the first time, we'd imagine, either. Philippe Clement's handiwork has taken Norwich City from ruins to riches. We've been gone for a month due to illness and conflicting schedules, but we finally sit down to discuss Slimane's continued evolution, Maghoma magic, Toure's lightning fast start... and stop; overall how Norwich City have swiftly become one of the best teams in the division. Featuring Connor Southwell.

Norwich City are a team on the up.Under the guidance of Philippe Clement, the canaries are bouncing back from a small blip in style.Three victories on the spin, some incomings and one potential outgoing make up the fabric of this week's episode.Join Adam and Ben as they giddily discuss all things yellow and green.

Jovon Makama. Our saviour.A perfectly timed FA Cup hat-trick pairs nicely with Sargent's strop as Ben and Adam sit down to review another week of being a Norwich City fan.Nothing's ever simple... is it?

New year, new... (same) Norwich City.Welcome back to the City 'Til We Die podcast.You join Adam and Ben as they reflect over the two performances since the turn of the year, before turning attention to Norwich City new man, Ali Ahmed. The FA Cuo is just around the corner, with home visit from Walsall on the cards for the canaries we reflect, albeit quite briefly, on the lasting FA Cup memories we've had over the year.Also contains some theories on Mathias Kvistgaarden.

For the last time this year, welcome back to City 'Til We Die!Ben and Adam are joined by the excellent (available) Connor Southwell as they dig their teeth into a challenging 2025 for Norwich City.Three managers, new ownership and only a handful of wins has been fairly difficult to watch over the last 12 months - oh yes, and THAT transfer too.The chaps break it all down before delivering a 2026 wishlist.Thank you to everyone who has watched, liked, subscribed and commented since we launched in August.

Illness has released its vice gripe on the guys as they return to discuss Norwich City's recent upturn in form in our first ever Christmas special!Points home and away that are equal parts valuable and painful, are the heart of the discussion as well as a general reflection of the state of play.Life under Philippe Clement certainly hasn't been dull. Players such as Jovon Makama, Kellen Fisher and Pelle Mattsson have really stepped up their games with many others around them helping the cause for survival.We'd like to thank you all for watching and we'll see you in our 2025 review podcast before the new year!

Join Ben and Adam as they continue to buzz following the first win at Carrow Road of the season. With the likes of Pelle Mattsson, Kellen Fisher and Ruari McConville stepping up, the canaries fought off a mid-table QPR side who would've hoped to continue the miserable run of form formed across the season by the canaries.As well as the game, the guys dig their teeth into the fresher challenge for Philippe Clement and Norwich City... can they do it again?

We're one week into the reign of Norwich City's third head coach of 2025. (Fourth if you include the interim spell for Jack Wilshere.) A clear, minor, improvement saw Norwich City bounce back from a heavy defeat last Saturday as they stuck their first home point of the season on the board against a weakened Oxford. Ben and Adam discuss all things Big Phil, but also keep one eye on the man who needs to leave our football club - Ben Knapper.

What better way to mark the milestone of reaching episode #10 of our podcast than with a new manager? New manager day has come around too often at Norwich City over the last 5 years, but the excitement never fails to stimulate. Philippe Clement becomes the third man to take on the role in 2025 - arguably he comes as the most experienced. With European experience to his name as well as Belgian titles and Scottish domestic trophies, Clement's reputation is one that has seemingly united the canary fans as the difficult challenge of remaining in the Championship lies ahead. Ben and Adam sit down to discuss the Belgian and the challenge presented before him as Norwich City's head coach.

Norwich City are in crisis.It's not hyperbole. It's the truth.With the plummet to League One in full flow and a board of directors sitting on their hands, the City faithful have had enough.A seventh home defeat in a row is just another string to Liam Manning's bow as he continues to spectacularly fail at the helm.

With another international break standing between us and our beloved Norwich City, Ben and Adam take some time to reflect on the canaries form.There has been plenty of negativity surrounding Liam Manning's brief stint at Norwich City, including within our own walls, but today's podcast centres around the idea of positivity.Whether it be Oscar Schwartau's recent development or fellow Dane Pelle Mattson's start to life in yellow and green, we look for the reasons to be hopeful - we look for the ways in which Liam Manning can start to get a tune from this squad.The first chance to do so will be again Manning's former outfit, mid-table, Bristol City.Life under Gerhard Struber has been fast-paced, but the Robins find themselves leaking chances willy-nilly.Can the team in yellow and green take advantage and pick up that first home win of the season? We hope so.

With the 16 year unbeaten run brought to a grind halt on Sunday, Norwich City find themselves with very little to offer the fans as a drawer to Carrow Road.It's about more than football at the moment - it's about more than Liam Manning and how he sets the eleven men.Carrow Road's recent development plans have put thousands of backs up - including ours, so Adam and Ben investigate the chain of command and give their thoughts on all elements on the canaries and weigh in with their thoughts.

It's that time again - it's the old farm derby.The East Anglian derby has been a joyous occasion for Norwich City fans over the last decade and a half, but this time it feels a bit different.Ben and Adam sit down to digest Wednesday's taster ahead of what will be a big, big game for the canaries and Liam Manning.

Join Adam and Ben as they sit down to discuss... checks notes another Norwich City performance leaving City fans with much more to be desired.Stoke City were unable to take advantage of their possession and shots on goal as the canaries returned to Norfolk with their unbeaten away record in tact.Before looking forward to the first league game under the Carrow Road lights - the guys turn their attention to Norwich's performance levels, their player of the month and questioning what an 'uncomfortable conversation' between Liam Manning and the medical department looks like. This is all before flirting with the idea of previewing this Sunday's East Anglian derby as Norwich City travel to Portman Road to face Ipswich Town.

Being a Norwich City fan, at the moment, is bleak.With another defeat at home, the Canaries are struggling to kick this new project under Liam Manning into life.Ben and Adam dissect another loss, this time to Wrexham, before tuning in to how they perceive the bigger picture at Norwich City.Criticism is often given to the head coach, but the guys look higher up the food chain, turning attention to Ben Knapper and how, despite a big summer of change, the project looks to remain directionless.

With the beauty of hindsight, Adam and Ben sit down to discuss Norwich City's most recent point on the road as well as the larger picture at hand before looking forward to Saturday's return to Carrow Road.A cutting finish from Mathias Kvistgaarden was not enough to see Norwich return to Norfolk with three points - Coventry's onslaught amassed to a last gasp equaliser at the price of Cambridgeshire's answer to Paolo Maldini.The game has bread another wave of caution for some fans, including Adam and Ben, after another 90 minutes of not being particularly convinced by Liam Manning's evolved outfit - the guys discuss the torubles that plague the minds of some city fans.

Welcome to the inaugural episode of the new City 'Til We Die podcast.Adam and Ben sit down the reflect Norwich City's opening 4 league fixtures, Josh Sargent's general excellence and where the canaries go from here... starting with Saturday's trip to Coventry City.