Two more games moved for TV.

[Wiz]

The Canaries’ long trip north to Newcastle has been moved back a day, to Sunday, October 18, with a 4pm kick-off.

Arsenal's visit to Carrow Road in late November has also been moved back a day, to Sunday, November 29, with a 4.15pm kick-off.

 

[splutcho]

That's rubbish for those that are planning on going to Newcastle. Good for an exile like myself though.

 

[Suffolk Canary]

That's rubbish for those that are planning on going to Newcastle. 

Yep. Was going to go up their for the first time with a uni mate and stay the night, but now it's not possible without missing lectures. P*sstake. Another weekend of having to watch my Non-league team instead, which is brilliant fun dont get me wrong, but nothing beats a Norwich away day. 

Apparently Bournemouth v Newcastle has been moved to a 12:45. That's even more ridiculous. It's no wonder why the #AgainstModernFootball movement has gathered so much pace in recent years. 

 

[Boyerboy]

Hang on!!

We are all gleefully spending the fabulous wealth of the Premier League. This is the price.  We can't have it both ways. 

£90 m means football when they say and all the consequences of that for those of us who want to go to matches. 

Can't have it both ways. 

 

[Suffolk Canary]

I would happily see some kind of cap on Premiership money, which has gotten beyond a joke.  It would bring the Premiership on a much more even level with the likes of Spain and Germany, who are still leaps and bounds ahead of us despite everything being much cheaper. Money doesn't equal success. 

Obviously the 90m doesn't give us any advantage in the league. All it does is create a huge gap when we get relegated between the teams which have and haven't been in the premiership recently.  Purely from a Norwich view, it makes things much more fun. But for the game as a whole, it's awful. 

 

[eatonparkboy]

Hang on!!

We are all gleefully spending the fabulous wealth of the Premier League. This is the price.  We can't have it both ways. 

£90 m means football when they say and all the consequences of that for those of us who want to go to matches. 

Can't have it both ways. 

Well said. All those who said that it is imperative we are in the Prem should also welcome this news.