I have been a fan of Norwich City football club for many years. I have enjoyed many seasons as a junior Canary in the family enclosure. The atmosphere was electric, even when we lost.

The ground itself is situated by the riverside development and is easierly accessed by the number 25 bus which also runs to the station.
The club offers a range of different foods during the game from pie to crisps and if u r lucky u will be sitting near one of delia smith's restaurants. I myself have never been to one of the restaurants.
During half time there is usually entertainment which is aimed at the children but if you have a sense of humour you too can find some of the entertainment ammusing. To take advantage of the entertainment you really need to be sitting in one of the lower areas.
There are plenty of stewards around to help you if you have a problem. If you are a regular to the fround you will soon get to know the nearest steward.
The prices for the tickets are not too bad. There are some games during the seasons which are only £1 for children(under16) and about £5 for adults.
When there isn't a home game you can sometimes catch reserve games is tend to be on thursday nights. The entertainment starts at 6:30 in the Barcley Stand. The entertanment ranges from go-karting to clowns.
If you are a very keen fan and you can get to the training ground in colney you can go and see the under 19's. This is a great oppotunity to see some of the rising stars in action.

For full fixure lists you can visit www.canaries.co.uk or go to the club shop down at carrow road or in the castle mall.


An afternoon or evening at the football is a great way to relax and enjoy yourself. There is a great amosphere at the ground and is well worth going to a game even if it is only once in a while.

ON THE BALL CITY!!!!!!!