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Darel Russell is hoping two halves will finally make a whole for Norwich City when they go into the weekend's crucial East Anglian derby. The Canaries have impressed for 45 minutes in each of their last two Championship matches but have no points to show for it, and cannot afford another half-baked display when Ipswich Town visit Carrow Road on Sunday (1.
02 December 2008

Declan Rudd will be aiming to continue his good form in tomorrow night’s FA Youth Cup tie against Wigan at Carrow Road. Photo: Adrian Judd

Rudd ready for big test in front of Carrow Road fans
Goalkeeper Declan Rudd is desperate to make up for last season's FA Youth Cup disappointment when Norwich City Under-18s enter the competition tomorrow night.
02 December 2008

Roeder is angered by 'irritating stories'
City boss Glenn Roeder has angrily dismissed reports linking assistant manager Lee Clark to the managerial vacancy at Huddersfield Town. One national newspaper claimed the 36-year-old Clark, who was linked with Carlisle last month, had been interviewed for the job twice at the League Two club after Stan Ternent's exit.
02 December 2008

City beware: Don't give Miller a chance from the spot
The Canaries will need to take care not to concede their eighth penalty of the season in Sunday's derby encounter with Ipswich. Town midfielder Tommy Miller maintained his immaculate record from the spot to ensure a 1-1 draw at home to Sheffield United on Saturday - and now has City in his sights.
02 December 2008

Premier B title challengers Pelicans had to fight hard for their 4-2 win over Norwich City. Picture: Ian Burt

Leaders turn up heat with seven-goal show
EAST MEN'S HOCKEY LEAGUE: East Hockey League leaders Harleston Magpies gave a spectacular demonstration of their power by maintaining their perfect record in the Premier Division with a 7-1 win at Wisbech.
02 December 2008

Watton players (from left) Charlotte Paine, Jenny Tilling and Lauren Eyles celebrate Tilling

Broadland in chase after Reepham romp
MARTIN & ACOCK LEAGUE: Broadland kept themselves in the mix near the top of the Martin & Acock Premier Division with a 6-0 romp at Reepham. Their quicksilver forward line were on top form as they and their solid midfield dominated from start to finish.
02 December 2008

Bottom side hold leaders to notch up first point

Three in a row for Norfolk

Goose goes through with comfortable third place

Finals to be at Carrow Road again

Shilling's true worth proven at Fakenham

Roeder - Clark speculation 'totally untrue'

Injury-hit Drury worried at Jekyll and Hyde Canaries

Roeder blasts 'totally unacceptable defending'

City ready to celebrate with trip to The Valley

At last, Norwich give fans something to celebrate

Olivia and Matthew take honours

Atkins at the double for rampant Dereham