Ominous

[GJP]

Controversially, I have to say that Naismith is probably the most suited offensive player to the way we are currently set-up, and I personally want to see him back as soon as possible, particularly for home games, I just see him being absolutley ideal behind Nelson and in front of the excellent Trybull, but as I said thats going to be a view few share unfortunately, I seriously believe that he is still a class act and could be crucial to us.

The last few games have been the best "team" we have looked since he has been at the club. 

I don't really know what you're seeing in his performances to justify him coming back in.

 

[morty]

I have been racking my brains trying to think when I last saw Norwich defend like they did the other night, and the best answer I can come up with is "never".

 

[E2 Canary]

The Millwall defeat was an odd feeling. The team didn't look as shambolic as at other stupid away defeats I've witnessed (Fulham away in the prem, Brighton and QPR away last season). In fact, the passing often looked better than in recent seasons. The problem was that half our team were under 6ft tall against a Millwall team that seemed to all be over 6ft, they weren't getting stuck in and the defence was too easily overwhelmed.

But it felt like the necessary (and apparently bleeding obvious) changes could be made. I think Farke underestimated how easy it would be to pass the ball into the net against a team of Championship cloggers playing English style football. The Millwall defeat taught him to respect that kind of industrious battering ram approach enough to coach against it rather than try to play around it.