Slightly new name, slightly new look, same podcasters, and absolutely the same vaguely coherent waffle.

The On The Ball podcast is now OTB and Norwich City have helpfully kicked off the new era with a win (they must have known), triumphing in one of their performances of the season with a 2-1 victory over Millwall at The Den.

Ryan Livermore, Dan Brigham, Zoë Morgan and Steve Sanders dish out more praise to the lads as Mohamed Touré comes over all super-sub, Field plays the field, and one of the panel has to eat some humble pie over Pelle Mattsson's finishing.

Plus, big derby anticipation, canaries landing on Nunez and the pointlessness of tiny shin pads.

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However, in every great heroic quest there's a chippy little Welsh fella … the panel of Ryan Livermore, Dan Brigham and Steve Sanders examines the tape of the Nathan Jones vs Philippe Clement and the handshake that wasn't, as well as talking up Norwich City's new-found solidity, the rise and rise of Pelle Mattsson and the versatility of Liam 'Ryan' Gibbs.

Plus, there's the ultimate verdict on two left-footed lads of yore, Mattsson's hair-and-tat combo and that whole thing about paying people a wage they can live off.

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But the Saints are coming. Ryan Livermore, Dan Brigham, Zoe Morgan and Steve Sanders look back on a glorious week, and ahead to a make-or-break one for the Canaries' play-off chances with more knocks and more rotation to navigate. A team with Kenny and Mattsson in midfield is all set for another six points though, right?

Plus, double clotheslines, how many 26+ aged Norwich City players can you name, the world's worst dive, some nice Neil Adams words, and the embarrassment of kicking a football into your own face.

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Steve Sanders, Dan Brigham and Zoe Morgan lament a performance that didn't quite do Big Phil's yellows justice and ask what might have been if not for all the inexperience, those cursed injuries and just generally not being quite as good.

But with his 300 appearances and a new contract, the real hero of this podcast is Kenny McLean. Zoe reads a poem, the panel pays tribute and Dan does a mini quiz.

Plus looking up the table, looking down the table, and looking at a familiar journo from the land down under in ChatGPT Get Banged.

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Ryan Livermore is joined by Chris Goreham, Zoe Morgan and Steve Sanders for the latest eulogies on the Clement revolution, some love for Paris and of course, the fun of having a centre-half playing as your number nine.

Plus, Daniel Farke standing in the way of a cup run, Gunny popping up where you least expect him, our line-ups for a Norwich welcome video, Chris Goreham atop Black Beauty and trying to settle the ultimate debate: who is the coolest Norwich City player of all time?

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The On The Ball Podcast team of Ryan Livermore, Dan Brigham, Zoe Morgan and Steve Sanders reflects on yer classic game of two halves, and works out how and where the winning run ended. And the Sarg-a is finally over, as Josh Sargent looks set to put pen to paper on his protracted move to Toronto FC ... and gets the heartfelt farewell you would expect.

Plus, two clubs in an even worse crisis than having Liam Manning in charge, the prawn sandwich brigade gains another member, children with banners get short shrift, and everyone loves Refcam.

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In round five it's Leeds and Steve Sanders, Zoe Morgan and Maddie McKenzie react hot off the press to the news of a Farke v Clement showdown at Elland Road, find time to heap more praise on the new signings, and stand aghast at the incredible start made by the Canaries' new Aussie sensation Mo Toure.

Plus, picking out the lads who need fist-pump training, Kieran Dowell posters, Alex Pritchard's imaginary wound, and a renewed request for a managerial hair swap.

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Ryan Livermore, Dan Brigham and Steve Sanders zero in on some new heroes in Jose Cordoba and Anis Ben Slimane, revel in Oscar's winning role, and celebrate the potential for a new terrace hero in Mo Toure. Heck, Josh Sargent hardly even gets a mention.

Plus, a funky new pronunciation of Todd Cantwell, Bono taking corners, the cup run we all want (and now inevitably won't get), Onel's rocked up in Stoke, and never challenge Steve to anything in case he makes a quiz out of it.

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Ryan Livermore, Dan Brigham, Zoe Morgan and Steve Sanders give Sky Sports News LIVE reaction to Sam Field being (basically) announced as the window is set to close, round-up Norwich City's many incomings and not-as-many outgoings, and reflect on the progress — if not points — at Middlesbrough.

Plus, a Usual Suspects style twist at the end of ChatGPT Get Banged, 21(ish) midfielders and counting, Todd's back but will he celebrate? A series of seriously self-indulgent anniversary stats, and it's Earnie's world and we're just living in it... as Ryan resurrects one of his original quizzes: 'Earnshaw or Unsure'.

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Steve Sanders, Dan Brigham, Zoe Morgan and Connor Southwell embrace the revival, celebrate a true pragmatist in Big Phil, get all excited about the emergence of a potential new star in Ali Ahmed, and then all sad about the continued Josh Sargent saga.

Plus all you ever needed to know about Kei Kamara, blatant elbows, Shakespeare characters at Norwich City and the greatest assessment of Rob Earnshaw's career since about six podcasts ago. 

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Ryan Livermore, Craig Draycott and Steve Sanders celebrate Makama again (ole ole), worship at the altar of Kenny, revel in Vlad's madcap antics after another wonder save, and hope that we might be getting pally with Ali.

Then over in the naughty corner, there's Mr Sargent. Oh Josh, what have you done? Plus, we pick our dream Norwich City dinner party line-ups, looks like Liam's back in (Huddersfield) town, and just what is a Dube?

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A new year but the same podcasters as Ryan Livermore, Dan Brigham, Zoe Morgan and Steve Sanders put their heads together to determine whether this inconsistency is good or bad for the Canaries’ current predicament, and where they need to strengthen in the January transfer window.

Looking ahead to 2026 as a whole, the team make their wish list for the next 12 months (which does include ‘not being relegated’) plus Ali’s in da house, Zoe’s date with destiny on an icy hill, Camilla Canary, Tony Springett learns his own name, and NO SUBS ALLOWED in Ryan’s latest quiz. 

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Our Christmas gift to you is all eight parts of ChatGPT Get Banged, our Norwich City-based crime caper set deep in the Paul Lambert era of the 2010/11 season, back to back — from mysterious beginnings to cliffhanger end. Will crime-solving duo Wes and Holty find the tactics board of truth? Will Des Lynam return? Will anyone from a Celtic nation put in a complaint about the dodgy accents?

It's truly the only entertainment you'll need this festive season, so let Daniel Brigham, Ryan Livermore, Zoe Morgan, Steve Sanders and Connor Southwell, with a little help from AI, guide you through to 2026 with a serial thriller. See you in the New Year!

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Join Ryan Livermore, Dan Brigham and Zoe Morgan for an "end-of-the-year special" which is being used to justify an exceedingly long podcast that covers near perfection, marvellous messrs Makama & Mattsson, and answers the question: who on earth is El Lappino?

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Steve Sanders, Dan Brigham and Connor Southwell decide to focus on the promising trajectory in performances rather than the table and talk Schwartau's upturn, flying Fisher, pressing matters, Liam Manning's holidays and the return of a hero for our times: Tony Gary Springett.

Elsewhere, there's an accidental theme and a quiz in Useful or Useless Mulumbi, the greatest Norwich City comebacks since Lazarus/Springett, back-four conundrums, Linkin Park fans and, like an ultras convention in Brussels, Connor comes armed with some bald Belgians.

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Four points from two big games is an outcome everyone around Carrow Road craved, and our panel talk Clement's communication, Kenny (for once) being the weakest of a good bunch, and Sarge's guaranteed goals at Vicarage Road this weekend.

Plus there's a rearranged quiz on Norwich City managerial debuts, the origins of our football love and where on earth have the coloured nets gone?

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Ryan Livermore, Dan Brigham, Zoe Morgan and Steve Sanders discuss Duffy's dallying, the hope of Kvistgaarden, and try to unearth a light at the end of the tunnel, courtesy of what our new manager might bring. And then there's Better-Late-Than-Never-Ben's press ganging. "It's on me" etc.

Plus, an absolutely mammoth game on Tuesday, Kenny from the halfway line, what's the most creative vegetable, proof that the panel knows nothing about construction, and your best Philippe Clement pun features (none of which were used for the title of this episode, really sorry guys).

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Steve Sanders, Zoe Morgan, Dan Brigham and Connor Southwell analyse what went wrong and whether anything went right in his 17 games, why it's a great big bloody shame it didn't work out, and pick the bones out of the Leicester defeat that sealed his fate.

Plus, there's a run through all your favourite and least favourite names in the frame (there's a few you'll have heard of), a few Warnock and non-Warnock suggestions for the next boss from our listeners, the week in Vlad, and a moustachioed gent shows up on the team coach to give Wes and Holty a steer in the right direction in ChatGPT Get Banged.

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The On The Ball podcast regulars Ryan Livermore, Dan Brigham, Zoe Morgan and Steve Sanders try to find a new way to ask how Liam Manning is still here, relive Mark Attanasio whistlestop tour of The Fine City, and puzzle over how a team can be quite so catastrophically bad after half-time.

Plus, Shane Duffy in Pulp Fiction, Kensell's coup, Wednesday on a Wednesday — and don't bother with Saturday Kitchen this week because the latest episode of ChatGPT Get Banged features a detailed recipe for a lasagne. Bon appetit!

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Frankly, what is going on away from the pitch at Norwich City is far more interesting right now anyway. So Steve Sanders, Maddie McKenzie, Dan Brigham and Zoe Morgan eschew more talk about better support for Josh Sargent, giving up goals and three at the back for a look ahead to Mark Attanasio's fleeting visit to Norwich and a chance to ask their own burning questions.

Those questions take in sporting directors going AWOL, an unsackable manager, recruiting ourselves in the foot, the world's most unpopular seating plan, and lobbing tennis balls. But with enough levity to make that 63 minutes fly by — honest!

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Steve Sanders, Dan Brigham and Zoe Morgan try and stay upbeat (with the words of Steve's uncle ringing in their ears), assess where the makings of this latest loss stemmed from, channel their inner Kenny with some pointing (fingers of blame, that is) and wonder just what is up with Jeffrey Schlupp.

Plus, a slightly posh Adam Drury joins as the ChatGPT Get Banged mystery hots up, Mexican half-time obstacle courses, and Dan appoints a new overlord after being let down by the current bloke.

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Ryan Livermore, Dan Brigham and Steve Sanders don't have too much time to dwell on another dispiriting performance though, when there are murmurs of sackings in the air. The On The Ball podcasters discuss where we go from here, and who of Ben Knapper, Liam Manning and the squad should carry the can.

Plus, a first-hand account of the announcement that 3,000 home fans are getting booted out of the River End, should referees be allowed to be hench, a thrilling conclusion to Ryan's football darts quiz, and mention of Nunez brings out the bleep machine...

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Ryan Livermore, Steve Sanders and Connor Southwell try not to copy and paste the review of the Coventry game as they talk about another dogged 1-1 draw with an unconvincing performance, get stuck into the numbers that show we're up against more shots than in Saving Private Ryan, and ponder where Liam Manning goes from here.

Plus, there's a big game on Sunday that deserves our attention, the shiny new career of Sammy Clingan, and getting the final word on Connor's flavour phobia.

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Ryan Livermore, Dan Brigham and Zoe Morgan are joined by Radio Norfolk's Chris Goreham to cathartically dissect one of Norwich City's more recent darker days, home not always being where the heart is, and can we really do it on a calm, autumnal afternoon in Stoke?

Liam Manning isn't the only one under pressure either, as Dan puts a "Gunn" to Chris' head in a commentary-themed this or that, before the crew brave the six-second challenge. What could possibly go wrong?!

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Ryan Livermore, Dan Brigham, Zoe Morgan and Steve Sanders talk about the balance between defensive heroics and sheer luck, wasting time on time wasting, Darling’s dither, and celebrating your own own-goal.

Plus, it’s Neil Adams and vending machines in Episode 4 of ChatGPT Get Banged, looking ahead to the Hollywood circus on Saturday, the true meaning behind Blue’s biggest hits, Captain Canary exploits, a connections quiz, and the age-old question: do birds have nipples? (Answer: of course not, you idiot.)

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But that didn’t stop Steve Sanders, Dan Brigham, Dave Powles and Zoe Morgan lauding Josh Sargent for committing to the club until January at least (and for being generally bloody brilliant), particularly in a week where Marcelino Nunez did the unthinkable and crossed the divide to Ipswich Town. The panel talk through their thoughts.

Oh yes, and there was Saturday’s game and more heroics from Big Vlad. Plus, the big question — what’s lower out of a snake and a rat? — as Gunn To The Head returns, Dan slams ‘the laziest player ever to play for Norwich’ as we assess more NCFC alumni, and favourite memories from (slightly less than) 90 years of Carrow Road, including a mystery carvery...

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In homage to City's new formation, a five-star panel of Ryan Livermore, Dan Brigham, Zoe Morgan, Conor Southwell and Steve Sanders try not to get too bogged down in systems, rue those shoddy five minutes before half-time, applaud the second-half endeavour and ask why this football team has spent the last few years making so many bloody errors.

Plus, Captain Cantwell on the horizon, the panel's choices on the best vendors to follow Lacons into the Lion & Castle, Stringer's recruited Holty and Wes to his investigation in episode 3 of 'Chat GPT Get Banged', and the pressure of the 'Wright Or Long' hotseat forces Conor to unveil a simply incredible revelation about his shins.

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The On The Ball panel of host Ryan Livermore and guests Craig Draycott, Maddie McKenzie and Steve Sanders toast the hero of Fratton Park, Big Vlad, and wonder if pragmatism over idealism is the way forward. There's also some Nick Stanley redemption and a warm hello to Diallo.

Plus, a Norwich v Boro game without Jonny Howson, knock-knock run with Leroy Lita, the second coming of Tzolis, some less-than-classic names from Norwich City past in Ryan's quiz, and Maddie makes the ultimate call on the Panenka in the new feature/hit gameshow 'Wright Or Long'.

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Host Ryan Livermore and panellists Dan Brigham, Zoe Morgan and Steve Sanders pick out the positives (we're looking at you, Josh Sargent), remind everyone it's not time to panic/scrap the manager's system and philosophy just yet, run the rule over some of the new lads, and ask whether a different pre-season might have yielded a different result.

Plus, new feature 'Useful or Useless Mulumni' assesses the cult status of two of Norwich City's Class of 2021, there's a new half-time competition to get excited about, and on a scale of 'very to 'extremely', just how embarrassing is it to have a pop star in your squad? And it's Episode 2 of the mystery thriller everyone east of Swaffham is talking about: it's 'Chat GPT, Get Banged', and McNally's entered the building...

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The On The Ball Norwich City podcast is back for the 2025/26 season. Host Ryan Livermore is joined by Steve Sanders, Zoe Morgan and Dan Brigham to look back at a big summer of change, assess the club's prospects under a new head coach (it's Liam Manning in case you've slept through the last couple of months), work out who on earth all these new players are, and bask in the usual positivity that greets a fresh season. Mainly though, we're here for the predictions, and it's predictions we deliver.

Plus, a brand-new feature that sees Grant Holt and Wes Hoolahan getting their sleuthing on to solve a Carrow Road crime, rating the new kits, (just about) remembering the time Steve Morison came on the show, and, as it's episode one-hundred-and-eiiightyyyy, we have a special darts quiz. Simply, everything is as packed in as a Topic bicep into a yellow-and-green shirt sleeve - the 2025/26 season starts here!

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Host Ryan Livermore is joined by Dan Brigham, Zoe Morgan and Steve Sanders to formally announce the OTB Player of the Season (sponsored by Farming Simulator 25) , hand out their awards (Best Game, Worst Mistake, Best Rallying Call, Best Schadenfraude) and look back at the good, the bad and the 3-5 against Portsmouth of an up-and-down campaign.

Plus, there's time to go back over some patchy predictions (featuring Liam Gibbs), get singed by a hot potato in a new quiz from Ryan, and pitch a sponsorship offer to David Bentley. Thank you to all for another highly enjoyable season (we had fun anyway), see you in August to do it all over again!

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This is definitely one of the latter, in a week that has seen the shock departure of the head coach Johannes Hoff Thorup (less shocking six days after the fact, but we're still not over it), the instalment of the baseball cap/cardigan-wearing Jack Wilshere in the interim, and the departure of three long serving players in Angus Gunn, Onel Hernandez and Jacob 'Lungi' Sorensen.

Host Ryan Livermore, Zoe Morgan and Steve Sanders reflect on the rights and the wrongs of the big decision, debate the legacies of departing stars, worry about the possibility of Daniel Farke having scurvy, and the latest bout of fully-seated comic acts to be performed at The Riverside.

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Host Ryan Livermore, Craig Draycott and Steve Sanders chat youth v experience, set-piece woes, bad starts, and crosses, and what this all might mean for next season's chances.

Plus, rolling through who to keep and who to shift for next season, the players and managers who never represented Norwich City but should have, and adding items to the club shop.

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The On The Ball podcast, featuring a panel of host Ryan Livermore, Zoe Morgan and Steve Sanders analyse the Canaries' troubling return to old away game woes, fragile confidence, Kenny the sacrificial lamb, Sargent's two-touch beauty, and Norwich City's new Mr Wright.

Plus, community heroes, Onel gets nearer to needing a social media intervention, getting up close to a wedding proposal (in a Canary suit), whippets, and Ryan, Ed Sheeran and Ben Godfrey convene on the world's least enticing hill.

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That's what this week's On The Ball podcast - with Ryan Livermore in the host's chair alongside Dan Brigham and Steve Sanders - attempts to do and with the play-offs seemingly now a pipe dream for this season, the panel delve deep into the project: Is Hoffball better than the Wagner-vision? Is the short-term pain worth it for the long-term gain? And, of course, what do the numbers say?

Plus, The Brigham Rule and the slimline penalty areas, contract conundrums, Northampton Town spin-off podcasts, and you're guaranteed a top-tier podcast when you have a man literally listing off positions on the football pitch.

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Steve Sanders, Zoe Morgan and Ryan Livermore discuss the right time and the wrong time for Hoffball, feel sad for the short-lived joy of Crnac, and posit the theory that Angus Gunn wasn't Scottish enough to avoid punishment on Saturday.

Plus, VAR in the Championship rears its head, choosing between your three favourite children (Sainz, Sargent and Nunez) and one man's struggle to name anything that you might find in a washbag

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Steve Sanders, Dan Brigham and Zoe Morgan debate the Sargent ratio, pile the praise on our young full-backs (but are less complimentary about Stoke), and ask how many laws of physics Oscar Schwartau defied to put that chance over the bar.

Plus, birthday cakes with faces on them, how much respect should you show Lungi, goose noises, injured pigeons, more accidental shade thrown on the farming community, and the star-studded line-up at Pete Dye's 60th bash.

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Once they'd got over that, the panel of Steve Sanders, Dan Brigham and Dave Powles got to task with praising Sargent (again), anticipating the return of Sainz, and grading the transfer window, and the Canaries' transparent out-with-the-old, in-with-the-young approach (including a new defensive midfielder!).

Plus, Vithushan Ehantharajah lauds Darren Eadie, smelly scarves, bleeding fingers, some unrecognisable Simon and Garfunkel, and the only person in the whole of Norfolk to spot Gary Doherty's pre-corner routine...

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Steve Sanders, Dan Brigham, Zoe Morgan and Ryan Livermore also take a moment to heap a bit of praise on some youngsters: Schwartau's swashbuckling display in midfield; Crnac's star role from the bench; Mahovo's assured debut; and Dobbin getting off the mark. The panel debate whether there's enough there, with all the returning players, for a play-off push after all.

Plus, big wins and big defeats from the past in Ryan's quiz, talking up Onel's testimonial, Sargent's 50/50 record, mascot battles, moobing it into the net, and big Norwich City personal news from one of the panel...

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Ryan Livermore, Connor Southwell and Steve Sanders play the 'we've got a few injured lads' card in mitigation, and talk about whether we can be too hard on the Canaries this (don't say transition) season of all (don't say transition) seasons.

Plus, some love for departing captain Grant Hanley, your first Jurasek Park puns as City's new Czech signing arrives, Connor goes misty-eyed over the Spurs buffet, and victory is won by a matter of centimetres in Ryan's quiz about The Tall Boys.

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Steve Sanders, Zoe Morgan and Dan Brigham relive a crazy five minutes and salute a new hero, try and make sense of that Onel assist, and take delight in throwing caution to the wind. Plus catching up on the Christmas backlog, featuring plenty of praise for Marcelino Nunez and Shane Duffy.

And there's still time for Godfrey in the bad books, a not-so-fond farewell to Barnes and Fassnacht, some farming fun, spitting madness and which Norwich City players you could lift. 2025 has well and truly begun!

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Steve Sanders, Ryan Livermore, Zoe Morgan and Dan Brigham finish with the week's woes and the FA's strange retrospective four-match ban for Kenny McLean to take on the more enjoyable task of looking back at some of the big moments of 2024 and putting in a few wishes for the year ahead, including winning at Elland Road and the end of Samba De Janeiro as we know it (note: these may not be the views of the entire panel).

Plus, wins, fails and hay bails in the latest Farming Simulator update, Wagner's cry of 'get it in the box' gets another airing, plenty of mooing and a long overdue mention for Stuart Nelson. Enough merriment to see you through to the New Year!

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Ryan Livermore takes over hosting responsibilities, and is joined on the panel by Steve Sanders and Dan Brigham, to discuss a potential coming of age moment for Ante Crnac, bask in more Sainz ridiculousness, ponder how to get four into three in the Canaries' midfield, and all smugly agree that they'd rather not be in the top six if it means just watching some fun football thanks.

Plus, the greatest new feature on farming you'll hear on a podcast this season, goats on trampolines, the rise of the dressing room dirge, the impossible choice between Stephen Fry and Ed Balls, and focusing on Ashley Barnes' hair...obviously.

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Steve Sanders is joined by Zoe Morgan, Ryan Livermore, and BBC Radio Norfolk's Chris Goreham to herald a goal for Emi Marcondes, the successful return of Jack Stacey, and Hoffball twitching back to life.

Plus, Chris stands up for the goalkeepers' union, Kenny returns with what could be his biggest apology yet, Alex Neil and the hostage situation, and Ryan's 'time to shine' comes back around again in a fiendishly difficult quiz.

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It followed a 2-0 defeat to Bristol City, Norwich City's third loss in a week, a week in which they've had to do without Angus Gunn, Kenny McLean, Marcelino Nunez, Josh Sargent and a supporting cast. Steve Sanders, Zoe Morgan and Dan Brigham lament their collective and individual losses, and try to keep some perspective in amongst it all.

Plus, rating the Hoff's first 15 games, a new feature with the update you didn't know you needed on Moritz Leitner's Instagram, filling up Anis Ben Slimane with fuel, Dan has the unenviable choice of Warnock or Wilder, and huge news from the world online farming.

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Steve Sanders, Dan Brigham and Maddie Mackenzie get their heads together to pour praise on the comeback Canaries, reminisce about those Sainz goals, tackle the George Long problem, discuss penalties, red cards and own goals, and generally agree that it's all a lot of fun at the moment.

Plus, Shane Duffy goes marauding, Delia & Michael hang up their scarves, The Athletic's Nick Miller reminds us that Norwich possesses a church and a giant rotating screen, we give Maddie five minutes on Lungi, and Dan's 'hot source' reveals what ties Splat The Cat to Iwan Roberts...

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Obviously, that's not the most momentous result of the season, so once host Steve Sanders and guests Zoe Morgan and Craig Draycott are done assessing Crnac's debut goal, the loss of Marcelino Nunez and the lobworthiness of George Long, they set about investigating the important stuff: the whereabouts of Splat The Cat.

And there's still time for some post-Jack Wilshere arrival chat, the latest Glen love-in, a baby Emiliano correction, and Craig takes on one of the great questions of our time in Gunn To The Head...Kenny or Tettey?

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Host Steve Sanders, and guests Dan Brigham, Ryan Livermore and The Pink Un's Connor Southwell, get the joy of talking high presses, winning midfield battles, wind-assisted penalty misses, Sainz's explosion in form and Kamara's less than warm welcome.

Plus, breaking our silence on the unsilence, The Athletic's Jack Pitt-Brooke becomes the first person ever to pick out Frankie & Benny's as a Norwich highlight, Connor talks corners (specifically his hatred for short ones), we remember Dion Dublin's farewell tour and Javier Garrido's one great cross, and Dan promptly forgets everything that was discussed in the previous hour during Ryan quiz.

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Of course the optimism levels of host Steve Sanders, and guests Ryan Livermore and Craig Draycott, were helped by a 1-0 win for the Canaries at Coventry, their first in the league this season. The panel discuss some no-nonsense Doyle defending, the new fad of looking composed in possession, and the delight of half-time subs who can change a game.

Elsewhere, features old and new as Craig makes a case for seedless cup draws, and Ryan is forced to choose between Glenn Roeder and Dean Smith in 'Gunn To The Head'. Plus the Croatian for 'buttons', the Spanish for 'Ken Aboh' and a couple of nice reminders of the existence of Dani Pacheco - all in the latest episode of On The Ball!

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And it's all change in the presenter's chair, with Ryan Livermore stepping in as host and Steve Sanders joining Zoe Morgan on the panel. The three of them discuss the heralding of youth, Forson forcing his way in, the problem with Shane Duffy, and the rise of Good Vibes FC for 2024/25.

Plus, Derby County fan Ryan Dilks of The Second Tier podcast shares what the point of Norwich City is (spoiler: lots of love for Wes Hoolahan), our Ryan's quiz is all about the Onel drought, all the Idah stuff we missed out last week, changing the headbutt law, and a very shallow dive into the life and times of Richard Ressler.

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It all gave Steve Sanders, Zoe Morgan and Dan Brigham a handy distraction from the sad stuff - things like the first-day humbling at the Kassam, Grant Hanley and Shane Duffy still being a thing, and Jonny Rowe heading to the naughty step (or, as it's more accurately known, the U21s training ground), and possibly the south of France.

Plus, football author and broadcaster Daniel Gray tells us 'What Is The Point of Norwich City?', managerial fashionistas, Notting Hill, and the start of new feature 'Brad Hills To Die On', featuring Zoe going in two-footed on players who won't use two feet.

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Steve Sanders, Dan Brigham and Zoe Morgan assess the last couple of months, taking in the highs of the arrival of Thorup and new pod favourite Glen Riddersholm and the lows of the St Pauli defeat and Adam Idah not getting on no plane, and offer a healthy dose of realism/deranged optimism (pick your pundit) ahead of Norwich City's new Danish adventure.

Plus, Spurs fan James Bugg from The Football Book Club podcast offers some sensible thoughts on the Canaries (as well as asking if the club's first chairman was a bird) as part of new feature What's The Point of Norwich City, a tearful goodbye to lovely Gabriel Sara, no-one can decide on whether Jack Stacey will be good or bad, and an On The Ball podcast first as one panellist phones in from the bath. Quite the way to kickstart a new season.

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This feature-length episode stars Steve Sanders, Dan Brigham and Zoe Morgan, and takes in tragedy (Norwich City’s crushing 4-0 defeat to Leeds), comedy (revisiting the panellists’ start of season predictions), suspense (just who did win the On The Ball Podcast Player of the Season award?) and features all your favourite heroes from a kind-of memorable season (Sara, Kenny, Hwang).

Plus, the panellists assess the era of Wagner and whether they agree with his dismissal, run the rule over the pretenders to his crown (including William Stilliam), check in on the departed – and possibly soon-to-be departed – members of the squad, and hand out their inimitable and coveted end of season prizes, such as the ‘He’s Dead To Me’ award and the ‘Ashley Barnes Moment of the Season’ award. Truly saving the best episode until last!

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That didn't stop Steve Sanders (aka NCFC Numbers), Dan Brigham and Zoe Morgan from having plenty to discuss though, with the trio soaking up another electric Carrow Road atmosphere, lauding the return of Dimi and the continued excellence of Nunez, and sweating on the fitness of the probably-absolutely-fine (according to David Wagner's post-match assessment) Josh Sargent.

Plus curries, Call The Midwife slander, other clubs' owners taking our sage advice, and the reasons why we're actually going to bloody do it and Elland Road and make it to Wembley. OTBC!

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Steve Sanders (aka NCFC Numbers), Dave Powles and Connor Southwell try and work out what sort of position the Canaries will need to be in heading to Elland Road, attempt to care more about Norwich City's defeat at Birmingham more than David Wagner, and look back at the topsy-turvy campaign that's led us to here.

Plus, referees kissing the badge, pitch invasions, selflessly giving up a ticket, and a healthy dollop of impromptu 2010s NCFC player nostalgia.

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Steve Sanders (aka NCFC Numbers), Dan Brigham and Ryan Livermore ensure not to break any mirrors or walk under any ladders, as the panel once again pay homage to the magnificence of Gabriel Sara, try and remember the five shots of Duffy, and at least allow Sydney van Hooijdonk more air time than he gets game time.

Plus, Kenny wins player of the season and immediately slips into apology mode, finding ways to avoid next Saturday's game, and a lot of agonising noises over answers in Ryan Livermore's player-of-the-year quiz.

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Steve Sanders (aka NCFC Numbers) bravely soldiers through cold with Dan Brigham and Dave Freezer, as the panel give overdue praise in the direction of Gunn Jr, question the timing of that Sainz run, get the abacuses out to work out what Norwich City need to nail down a top-six spot, and talk through the impact on fans of the new Sky Sports EFL deal.

Plus, Allan Russell meets Russell Allan, dreaming of Westy on the pitch at Wembley, why warmth equals wins, and the best anecdote involving Mark Barham and a tortoise you'll hear all season... Get it while it's hot!

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A panel of Steve Sanders (aka NCFC Numbers), Dan Brigham, Zoe Morgan and Ryan Livermore relive the supercharged atmosphere on a memorable day at Carrow Road, sing the praises of free-kick hero Marcelino Nunez, laud Wagner's grown-up tactics, and mention the 15-year run quite a lot.

Plus, the poor man's Paul Lambert and the Ben Pearson tribute act, crying and booing through an enjoyable game of football, and Ryan's quiz goes all Film 2009. Post-derby day joy from beginning to end!

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The panel of NCFC Numbers (aka Steve Sanders), Dan Brigham and Dave Powles review that, before moving on to the positivity of the comeback win over Plymouth, Gabriel Sara's free-kick nearly moment and Norwich City's new role as the Championship's new corner routine kings. And then there is, of course, the look ahead to quite an important derby game...

Plus, a look back at those Stuart Webber comments, a new horse-based celebration idea for Ashley Barnes, being sick in tube carriages, and answer to the age-long question: 'What Are Norwich City Actually Good At?'.

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NCFCNumbers (aka Steve Sanders), Zoe Morgan, and Radio Norfolk Sport Editor & Norwich City commentator Phil Daley revisit the away win that put the Yellows firmly in the top six, rejoice in the wonder of Sara, ask if Stoke is still a difficult place to go, and debate who's getting Player of the Season.

Plus...playing Snog, Marry, Avoid with the Norwich City defence, a review of Onel & Jonny on the mic from one of their peers, Iwan's mystery sit-down goal, and lots of people not called Chris being called Chris. It was a chaotic way to turn 150!

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NCFC Numbers (aka Steve Sanders) is joined by Ryan Livermore and Radio Norfolk Norwich City commentator Chris Goreham to run the rule over the Canaries and their historically poor opponents, dish out a bit of praise to Jack Stacey and Jacob Sorensen, and discuss who did it better: Sainz or Sara. And they're still not over THAT red card either, so the Sainz-Howson brush off gets the On The Ball treatment too.

Plus, life as Cinderella's understudy, some new kids on the commentary block for Chris, and stick around until the end for Quiz Boreham - quite possibly Ryan's finest quiz to date...

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NCFC Numbers (aka Steve Sanders), Dan Brigham and consummate debutant Dave Powles discuss whether he might be Norwich City's most important player for the run-in, and whether or not he'll be part of a top-six squad come May. He's not the only one experiencing an upturn in form, and the panel also take the time to praise a few Norwich City squad members and one Norwich City head coach.

Plus Keir at the curry house, Kenny McLean hurrying South Stand season ticket holders through their grocery shopping, and 90s hardman Lee Howie and the greatest autobiography title of all time...

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NCFC Numbers (aka Steve Sanders), Zoe Morgan and Ryan Livermore didn't manage to totally avoid Norwich City's two games this week though, taking in the cavalier defending at Anfield, Borja's banger, Sara's miss at Elland Road, Kenny in FIFA mode and bending it like Barnes. Still, at least they didn't lose to Maidstone...

Plus a stellar FA Cup quiz from Ryan, shaved circus bears, trying not to incur the threat of legal action from Webber, and the unbridled fury of seeing Laura Woods clapping opposition goals.

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The most recent of those came in an improved performance over West Brom on Saturday, and NCFC Numbers (aka Steve Sanders), Dan Brigham and Ryan Livermore pick the bones out of the 2-0 triumph, lay some praise at Kenny McLean's door and do their damnedest not to get talked into top-six optimism, as well as looking ahead to a couple of tricky looking away fixtures in league and cup, at Leeds and Liverpool.

Elsewhere, the trio lament the shortness and not-so-sweetness of the Adam Forshaw era, Ryan brings a five-star five-second quiz, everything you never needed to know about yoyos, and a panto star is born in Buttons, who stars from beginning to end.

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Elsewhere NCFCNumbers, aka Steve Sanders, Zoe Morgan and ITV Anglia's Andy Ward kick off the year in OTB pods with a discussion on whether it'll be time to go for Jonny Rowe, Gunn's form, Rosenior being happy, the Aaron Connolly vendetta, and Andy relives a tense Q&A with Delia and Michael at the AGM.

Plus Dimi starting a superhero cult, Tony Gary is on the move and spending all that lovely coach money on Kalvin Phillips. 2024's off to a flyer!

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Naturally the 2-2 draw against Ipswich, and all the surrounding shenanigans, was the main topic of conversation for NCFCNumbers, aka Steve Sanders, Dan Brigham and Zoe Morgan. But, in the final podcast of the year, the panel also found time to hand out their 2023 End of Year Awards (in which Todd Cantwell bags a few), look ahead to a set of Christmas fixtures and even take in a surprise cameo from a very special guest in a cupboard!

Plus Shane Duffy as Dorothy, the impending return of Sarge, and chatting about mustard just to fit in with everyone else. A real end of year treat!

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The alternative for host NCFCNumbers, aka Steve Sanders, Dan Brigham and Craig Draycott was a long debrief the weekend's 0-0 with Preston North End, but the team move swiftly over that to preview the big game against Ipswich Town this Saturday, plus ruminate on what may not have been Delia and Michael's finest hour in front of the media at the club's recent Annual General Meeting.

Plus Kenny in defence, Gibbs up front, Idah coming in to form(?) and the Norwich City player you'd most like to be stuck in a cupboard with.

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Host NCFCNumbers, aka Steve Sanders, Zoe Morgan and Ben Mouncer talk Hwang's goal, Barnes' hair and a delightful corner routine, and try and assess whether the Canaries' surprise goal machine can stay functional in the upcoming trips to Watford and Bristol City.

Plus the dangers of salad cream, is Captain Canary older than the starting XI and is Kenny the most Norwich City player in the history of Norwich City? Nothing goes unchecked.

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NCFCNumbers, aka Steve Sanders, Dan Brigham, Michael Bailey and Ryan Livermore bring the names to the table and attempt to come to a consensus in the quest to create a team of the biggest Norwich City stars and a team of the biggest Norwich City flops to have have signed between the summer of 2017, when Stuart Webber was appointed as the club's Sporting Director, and the present day.

Total agreement may not have been reached, but from Krul, Pukki and Buendia to Amadou, Drmic and Franke, it's an essential trip down memory lane for Canaries fans to relive the awesome and the awful players of recent years.

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Host NCFCNumbers, aka Steve Sanders; Michael Bailey, reporter for The Athletic; former club programme editor Dan Brigham, and Ryan Livermore assess the football club that Webber took over in 2017 and the one he leaves in 2023, wade deep in nostalgia by looking back at two glorious Championship title-winning seasons, and attempt to work out how things got so fractured with supporters over the last couple of years.

Featuring insider insight, the usual array of statistics and listener questions, the team podcast also takes in good windows and bad, succession planning and the Emi Buendia conundrum. Essential listening on the recent history of Norwich City Football Club.

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Host NCFCNumbers, aka Steve Sanders, Zoe Morgan and Ryan Livermore try and work out where it's all gone wrong, from boardroom to Sporting Director to manager to players, and wonder what the future could hold for David Wagner, just after the news broke that the Norwich City manager would be continuing in the job for the upcoming trip to Cardiff.

Plus honks and hotdogs in a classic Ryan Livermore quiz with an Alice Deejay-themed name - whyever wouldn't you choose to tune in!

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NCFCnumbers AKA Steve Sanders is joined by former Canaries head of content Dan Brigham and author Zoe Morgan to sigh wistfully about Daniel Farke, ask where David Wagner might find his Plan B and wonder how Norwich City are capable of conceding so many goals. The trio look back to the future as Norwich City reveal Ben Knapper as the club's next sporting director, react to Todd's truth coming out and look forward to a tough set of fixtures against Middlesbrough and Sunderland to come this week.

Plus Nunez's big secret in his trip to Chile, Captain Canary in goal and hot dog generosity - all packaged up in one podcast!

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NCFCnumbers AKA Steve Sanders is in the hosting chair alongside former Canaries head of content Dan Brigham and author Zoe Morgan. They reflect on a bunch of matches, the latest being a home victory over Stoke, as well as Jon Rowe's emergence, the transfer window fallout and a busy week ahead.

A visit from Leicester, a trek to Plymouth, goodbye Tim Krul and Jack Stacey's arrival. It's all here and more besides.

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Michael Bailey hosts alongside NCFCnumbers AKA Steve Sanders for former Canaries head of content, Dan Brigham. They look back on the opening positivity from victory over Hull and drawing at Southampton as well as fielding your questions and comments.

Goodbye to Max Aarons, Tim too? Sen-Sara-sational Gabi and some tempting carrots on the way and much more besides, completes the pod's line-up.

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Michael Bailey hosts alongside NCFCnumbers AKA Steve Sanders. They field your questions and comments, as well as the predictions of our fellow podcast friends.

A busy summer of ins and outs, pre-season promise and the Championship picture that awaits... it's all in here. Enjoy the build-up; the real fun begins now.

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Michael Bailey hosts alongside NCFCnumbers AKA Steve Sanders and with former Norwich head of content Daniel Brigham, as well as another challenge from OTB Quizmaster General, Ryan Livermore.

Losing at home to Blackpool, Teemu Pukki's legacy, this season's alternative awards and the summer recruitment ahead - it's all in here. Enjoy the final pod of the season and thanks for all your time and energy through the year! OTBC

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Michael Bailey hosts alongside NCFCnumbers AKA Steve Sanders, City author Zoe Morgan and Norwich supporter Craig Draycott.

Andy Hughes taking on the world, one last Pukki Party and who really deserves a player of the season vote? It's all in this season's penultimate pod. Enjoy!

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Michael Bailey hosts alongside NCFCnumbers AKA Steve Sanders, former Canaries head of content Daniel Brigham and US-based professional coach, Nick Dye.

Swatted by Swansea, the impending changes, the future of sporting director Stuart Webber and more besides - it's all in this week's pod. Enjoy!

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Michael Bailey returns to hosting duties, back alongside NCFCnumbers AKA Steve Sanders, as well as the Canaries Trust's Sarah Greaves.

Aaron Ramsey, Teemu Pukki and a double game week also come up in conversation as the season closes in on its conclusion.

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Steve Sanders sits in for an Australia-bound Michael Bailey, with a supporting cast of Dan Brigham, Ben Mouncer and Ryan Livermore, who brought along one of his now famous quizzes.

The troupe ponder the question of how Norwich City can still only be one place off the play-offs, second guess who will walk away with this year's Barry Butler Trophy and show a distinct lack of knowledge of Canary academy graduates.

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Michael Bailey hosts alongside our official quizmaster general, Ryan Livermore.

The pair look back on barely interesting draws at Huddersfield and Stoke, looks ahead to what's in store the other side of March's international break and Ryan delivers another excellent quiz. This time it's all about City Linkee... Good luck!

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Michael Bailey hosts alongside our own numberwang chief @NCFCnumbers AKA Steve Sanders, former Norwich City head of content Daniel Brigham and Along Come Norwich star turn Maddie Mackenzie.

The pod wonders what went wrong against Sunderland, apologises profusely for many things, sets its own trivia to look good and looks forward to a week that demands more than simply must good performances. Enjoy!

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Michael Bailey hosts alongside our own numberwang chief @NCFCnumbers AKA Steve Sanders, Norwich City official history author Zoe Morgan and season ticket holder Harvey Monck.

The pod relives the joys of Millwall, queries Gabriel Sara's song, wonders what should be goal of the season so far and looks forward to a PA-free, Sunday lunchtime bear pit at Carrow Road against Sunderland.

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Michael Bailey hosts alongside our own numberwang chief @NCFCnumbers AKA Steve Sanders, Norwich City official history author Zoe Morgan and former media team member Stephen Wright.

The pod picks out the bones of that goalless draw at Wigan, Michael fails his French lesson and the pod takes your comments and questions during the live broadcast.

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Michael Bailey is back in the presenting chair, joined by our own numberwang chief @NCFCnumbers AKA Steve Sanders, former Norwich City head of content Dan Brigham and ex club press officer Liam Ray.

The pod picks apart the errors from Carrow Road, the opportunity ahead over the coming five games and takes your comments and questions during the live broadcast.

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With Michael Bailey out of action for the night, our own numberwang chief @NCFCnumbers AKA Steve Sanders hosts the pod alongside author Zoe Morgan and OTB's song laureate Elliot Lake.

The pod dissects another four-goal haul, David Wagner's freshness, Todd Cantwell's departure, the prospect of welcoming Burnley and your comments and questions during our live broadcast.

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Joining Michael are our own Canaries numberwang chief @NCFCnumbers AKA Steve Sanders, OTB quizmaster general Ryan Livermore and Sensible Soccer creator Jon Hare.

The pod revels in the 4-0 win at Preston in David Wagner's first Championship game as head coach, hails Kenny McLean, skirts around the January transfer window, endures a marvelous managerial quiz and gets played out by a song. It is an OTB epic. There is even a look forward to being sent to Coventry.

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Joining Michael are our own Canaries numberwang chief @NCFCnumbers AKA Steve Sanders, former Norwich head of content Daniel Brigham and press marshal, Ben Mouncer.

The pod reflects on David Wagner's appointment as Norwich's new head coach, his press conference alongside sporting director Stuart Webber, City's FA Cup exit and sacking of Dean Smith, as well as their Christmas results - wrapping up with a look ahead to the trip to Preston at the weekend.

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Joining Michael are our own Canaries numberwang chief @NCFCnumbers AKA Steve Sanders, author Zoe Morgan and ITV Anglia journalist Andy Ward.

The pod reflects on the Blackburn Rovers defeat and all of its fallout, compiles its alternative awards for 2022 and reveals its first competition winner!

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Joining Michael are our own Canaries numberwang chief @NCFCnumbers AKA Steve Sanders, budding journalist Anna Say and US-based football coach Nick Dye.

The pod reflects on Norwich's restart with victory in Swansea, the World Cup action, looks ahead to Blackburn and unveils a special competition!

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Joining Michael are our own Canaries numberwang chief @NCFCnumbers AKA Steve Sanders, OTB quizmaster general Ryan Livermore and Canaries Trust board member Sarah Greaves.

The pod also takes your comments and questions, looks ahead to the World Cup and wonders which "different animal" City will return as.

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Joining Steve are former City head of content Daniel Brigham, our favourite Scottish journalist Stuart Hodge and bona fide Twitterkers original, City fan Callum Howard.

The pod also takes your comments and questions, and looks ahead to Middlesbrough's visit to Carrow Road - and with it, the final action before the World Cup in Qatar.

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Joining Michael are author Zoe Morgan, BBC Radio Norfolk presenter Phil Daley and freelance national journalist Jon West.

The pod also takes your questions and looks ahead to clashes with Queens Park Rangers and Rotherham.

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Joining Michael are Norwich numberwang chief @NCFCnumbers AKA Steve Sanders, former Norwich programme editor Dan Brigham and Capital Canary, Ffion Thomas.

The pod also takes your questions and looks ahead to clashes with Burnley and Stoke.

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Joining Michael are former Norwich press officials Dan Brigham and Ben Mouncer, plus author Zoe Morgan.

The pod also takes your questions and looks ahead to reliving former glories at Watford.

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Joining Michael are former Norwich head of content Dan Brigham and season ticket holder Susannah George.

The pod also takes your questions and goes through the lyrics of our new favourite chant.

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Joining Michael are numberwang chief @NCFCnumbers AKA Steve Sanders plus Canary Cast's Jacob Robinson.

The pod asks what's up with the atmosphere, explains the refereeing pyramid and tees up the sizeable challenge of October.

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Joining Michael are numberwang chief @NCFCnumbers AKA Steve Sanders, Along Come Norwich's Maddie Mackenzie plus friend of the pod and bona fide Norwich legend, Darren Huckerby.

The pod also reflects on the closure of the transfer window and looks ahead to an intriguing trip to Burnley.

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Joining Michael are numberwang chief @NCFCnumbers AKA Steve Sanders, who takes on hosting duties, plus former Norwich head of content Dan Brigham and author of the Canaries' official history, Zoe Morgan, who take time out of their busy August bank holiday to join in the fun.

The pod also looks ahead to the conclusion of the transfer window, talks a load of bollocks and wonders what the definition of a 'smash and grab' should really be.

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Joining Michael are numberwang chief @NCFCnumbers AKA Steve Sanders, OTB quizmaster general Ryan Livermore and OTB original, former Canaries press officer Ben Mouncer.

The pod also enjoys the positivity, plays a quiz and looks ahead to a tasty trip to Sunderland.

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Joining Michael are budding journalist Anna Say plus OTB debutant, overseas Norwich fan and professional football coach, Nick Dye.

The pod assess the current pressure on head coach Dean Smith, Steve Sanders poses a quiz question, there is a request for your culinary Canaries puns and looks ahead to a big week of Carrow Road action with Championship visits from Huddersfield and Millwall.

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Joining Michael LIVE are OTB's official numberwang chief @NCFCnumbers AKA Steve Sanders, former Norwich head of content Dan Brigham and our own quizmaster general Ryan Livermore. There is also a special guest appearance from The Athletic's data analyst Mark Carey.

The pod also wraps up the things it is not going to talk about, wonders how good Marcelino Nunez will look in a few weeks' time and looks ahead to games against Birmingham in the Carabao Cup, and the league trip to Hull.

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Joining Michael LIVE are OTB's official numberwang chief @NCFCnumbers AKA Steve Sanders, author Zoe Morgan plus Scottish journalist Stuart Hodge.

The agenda looks over the summer changes at Norwich, the ins and outs of the transfer window to date, their pre-season friendlies and what awaits in the second tier.

Norwich begin their Championship defence (ignoring last season's Premier League relegation!) at Cardiff. The podcast will then return following Norwich's first home game against Wigan the following weekend.

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Joining Michael LIVE are OTB's official numberwang chief @NCFCnumbers AKA Steve Sanders, former Canaries head of content Daniel Brigham plus Scottish journalist Stuart Hodge.

The agenda looks back over Norwich's 5-0 thrashing by Tottenham at Carrow Road, dishes out its end of season awards and fast forwards to the summer ahead.

A big thank you to everyone that has appeared on and interacted with the podcast over this season. We will see you at the start of the next one to do it all over again!

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Joining Michael LIVE are OTB's official numberwang chief @NCFCnumbers AKA Steve Sanders, author of the official history of Norwich City, Zoe Morgan, plus Sensible Soccer creator and big Canaries fan Jon Hare.

The agenda looks back over the week's action, and enjoys a fast forward to the final game of the season as Tottenham Hotspur visit Carrow Road.

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Joining Michael LIVE are OTB's official numberwang chief @NCFCnumbers AKA Steve Sanders plus former winger and bona fide Canaries legend Darren Huckerby.

The agenda looks back over the weekend action, the continuing relegation fallout, takes your questions for Hucks and looks ahead - if not forward - to a Midlands double.

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Joining Michael LIVE are OTB's official numberwang chief @NCFCnumbers AKA Steve Sanders, former Norwich head of content Dan Brigham and Scottish commentator and journalist, Stuart Hodge.

The agenda looks back over the events of Villa Park and what it means for all involved in the Canaries, as well as Sunday's clash with West Ham United.

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Joining Michael LIVE are OTB's official numberwang chief @NCFCnumbers AKA Steve Sanders, City fan Susannah George and broadcast journalist Michael McCann.

The agenda looks back over the home thrashing by Newcastle United and discusses the future of sporting director Stuart Webber, as well as looking ahead to Saturday's trip to Aston Villa.

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Joining Michael LIVE are official quizmaster general Ryan Livermore and Norwich City Women captain Millie Daviss.

The agenda looks back over the home victory against Burnley and then defeat at Manchester United last time out, as well as the women's own successful survival,

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Joining Michael LIVE are Norwich numberwang chief NCFCnumbers AKA Steve Sanders, former City head of content Dan Brigham and BBC Radio Norfolk commentator extraordinaire Chris Goreham.

The agenda looks back on the defeat at Leeds, all the news during the international break and Norwich's goalless draw at Brighton - as well as a brief reflection on making it to 100!

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Joining Michael LIVE are Norwich numberwang chief NCFCnumbers AKA Steve Sanders and Canaries Trust board member, Sarah Greaves.

The agenda also includes who gets picked for the forthcoming games, at home to Chelsea and then at Leeds, their FA Cup exit, a bit of Lukas Rupp love and why VAR was the least of Norwich's problems.

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Joining Steve LIVE are former Norwich head of content and programme editor Dan Brigham plus ITV Anglia broadcast journalist Andy Ward.

The crew talks through Norwich City's 2-0 loss at Southampton and this week's double header of an FA Cup tie at Liverpool, before hosting Brentford at Carrow Road in the Premier League.

Surely a game they dare not lose?

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Joining Michael LIVE are former Norwich head of content and programme editor Dan Brigham plus Canaries fans Rob Fletcher and our song laureate, Elliot Lake.

The crew talks through the story of what if at Liverpool, Dean Smith's remaining forward options following injury to Adam Idah and the prospect of a Friday night at Southampton.

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Joining Michael LIVE are NCFC Numbers AKA Steve Sanders plus Canaries fan and budding journalist, Anna Say.

The crew talks through the Carrow Road visits from Crystal Palace and Manchester City, the Norwich candidates for Susie Dent's latest top 10 and look ahead to the first of an Anfield doubleheader.

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Joining Steve LIVE are former Norwich City head of content Dan Brigham plus journalist and commentator of a Scottish persuasion, Stuart Hodge.

The crew talks through FA Cup fourth-round victory at Wolves, voiceover mishaps and what we learned about Norwich's deadline business (or lack of).

Plus, how tall is Michael McGovern really?

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Joining Steve LIVE are former Norwich City press officer, Ben Mouncer, plus journalist and commentator of a Scottish persuasion, Stuart Hodge.

The crew talks through the night of Norwich's dreams with a 3-0 win at Watford. There are also the small matters of the remaining days of the January transfer and an FA Cup fourth-round tie at Wolves on the horizon.

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Joining Michael LIVE are NCFC Numbers AKA Steve Sanders plus Along Come Norwich flag purveyor Maddie Mackenzie.

The crew talks through Norwich's 2-1 success over Everton, and the preceding defeat at West Ham United.

There is also a crucial clash with Watford at Vicarage Road on the horizon.

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Joining Michael LIVE are NCFC Numbers AKA Steve Sanders plus former matchday programme editor Dan Brigham and official OTB quizmaster Ryan Livermore.

The crew talks through Norwich's FA Cup success at Charlton, the Premier League action that ended 2021 and the joys of the January transfer window.

There are also games at West Ham and against Everton to preview. Happy new year to you all!

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Joining Michael LIVE are NCFC Numbers AKA Steve Sanders plus Norwich legend Darren Huckerby and season ticket holder Susannah George.

The crew talks through the home defeat to Aston Villa, Emi Buendia's return and the issues with VAR, as well as reviewing 2021 and looking forward to the festive fixture programme (assuming it goes ahead).

Merry Christmas and a happy new year all our listeners and a big thank you to our guests and panellists throughout the year. We will see you all again in 2022!

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The crew talks through the games with Newcastle, Tottenham and Manchester United before looking ahead to a big week and a couple of eye-catching reunions.

Joining Michael are NCFC Numbers AKA Steve Sanders plus OTB regulars, Stuart Hodge and Zoe Morgan. They go LIVE and among other things, try to work out what sort of reception Emi Buendia should receive back at Carrow Road.

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The podcast talks through the goalless draw with Wolverhampton Wanderers, a new crest and Stuart Webber's new contract.

The pair are joined by former Norwich, Wolves and England winger Matt Jarvis. They go LIVE and also manage to find a bit of time to look ahead to two away trips: Tottenham Hotspur on Sunday and before that, a significant clash with winless to Newcastle United.

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NCFCnumbers stats whizz Steve Sanders, pod regular Hodgey The Hack AKA Stuart Hodge and Canaries Trust board member Sarah Greaves complete the line-up.

The crew go LIVE as they dig into the weekend and look ahead to the visit from Wolves on Saturday.

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NCFCnumbers stats whizz Steve Sanders, pod regular Jon Rogers and BBC Radio Norfolk commentator Chris Goreham are on hand, joined by guests in the shape of Canaries author Zoe Morgan, former winger Matt Jarvis and Bundesliga specialist DAN O'Hagan.

The crew go LIVE as they sign off a special time - and make sure they're ready for questions on his replacement at a later date and not a moment sooner!

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NCFCnumbers stats whizz Steve Sanders, pod regular Dan Brigham and City fan Ryan Livermore complete the line-up.

The crew go LIVE as they dig into the weekend and look ahead to the international break, followed by Southampton's visit to Carrow Road.

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NCFCnumbers stats whizz Steve Sanders, pod regular Jon Rogers and budding journalist Anna Say complete the line-up.

The crew go LIVE as they pick the remaining bones out of Sunday's game and look ahead to next weekend's trip to Brentford.

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NCFCnumbers stats whizz Steve Sanders takes the presenting chair, with OTB debutant and Along Come Norwich contributor Zoe Morgan joining them. The only remaining question... Will Stuart Hodge make it on?!

The crew go LIVE as they pick apart the wreckage from Stamford Bridge and what Leeds' visit to Carrow Road on Sunday has in store.

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Joining Michael: NCFCnumbers stats whizz Steve Sanders, OTB regular Dan Brigham and ITV Anglia debutant Andy Ward.

The crew go LIVE as they pick apart the Carrow Road action, wonder how Josh Sargent missed that chance and wonder what might be ahead come Norwich's trip to Chelsea.

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A goalless draw at Burnley? The stuff of dreams! Joining Michael: journalist Stuart Hodge, Canary Cast's Jacob Robinson and City supporter Susannah George.

The crew go LIVE as they pick apart the Turf Moor action, wonder what more Ozan Kabak could have done with THAT run and look ahead to Brighton's impending visit while daring to ignore the international break.

Enjoy the pod. We'll see you in a fortnight.

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This time it is a 2-0 defeat to Everton at Goodison Park. Joining Michael:: NCFCnumbers AKA Steve Sanders plus supporter debutants Rob Fletcher and Elliot Lake.

The crew go LIVE as they deliver their final thoughts on the weekend's action, Norwich's Carabao Cup exit at home to Liverpool, Daniel Farke's tough penalty love and what lies ahead.

Norwich head to Burnley on Saturday, before the second international break of the season.

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The crew go LIVE as they wrap up their final thoughts on events at Carrow Road before trying to forget it forever, the art of Daniel Farke's press conferences and the week ahead.

Merseyside, Norwich are coming for you. Twice.

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The crew go LIVE as they wrap up their thoughts on events at the Emirates Stadium, play a spot of pick that one out and look ahead to a significant change in narrative come the weekend.

Watford await...

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The crew go LIVE as they wrap up their thoughts on the signings of Mathias Normann and Ozan Kabak, go over games against Bournemouth and Leicester and dare to dream as Norwich prepare to face bottom side, Arsenal.

That really is going to be some game at The Emirates...

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The crew wrap up their thoughts on events at the Etihad Stadium, sling in some Carabao Cup predictions as Bournemouth pop up at Carrow Road and have a quick glance forward at Leicester's Premier League visit on Saturday.

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The crew go LIVE as they wrap up their thoughts on the game, fans returning to Carrow Road and the Canaries' two newest signings.

Fortunately it gets easier from here. Norwich head to Manchester City this weekend.

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The crew go LIVE as they wrap up everything that has happened (or at least they remember happening) over the course of the summer, and what lies in store as the Premier League kicks off at Carrow Road this weekend.

What's more, Norwich confirm one signing and reports in Greece effectively confirm another while the pod is on air. What a time to be alive - especially for Josh Sargent fans.

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It's the podcast equivalent of bringing board games to school, and we make no apologies for the end-of-term giddiness. We hope you enjoy our round-up of an unusual, but incredibly successful, year for the Canaries as much as we enjoyed making it.

Congratulations to our award-winners, with a couple of obvious exceptions (apologies to them). Here's to a fruitful season of transfer business and a strong start to life back in the Premier League.

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There was also a rich haul at the season's EFL awards, with individual honours for Emi Buendia and Daniel Farke which some might consider overdue.

And there's plenty more besides, including the panel's views on the social media boycott and some thoughts about next season.

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Norwich are still very much in the driving seat after victory over QPR at Loftus Road, but they'll be more than happy to get a helping hand from a slightly stuttering Brentford (Watford's next opponents).

And, of course, thoughts turn to next season. Who will be leaving us for pastures new? Max Aarons could well be one of those, but we'd like to see a big-money move to a serious club for the attack-minded fullback.

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There is an elephant in the room, of course, but we'll give that short shrift as we bask in the glory of our immediate return to the top tier of the suddenly-sacred English football pyramid, and that was despite defeat at home to Bournemouth.

Watford are next at Carrow Road on Tuesday evening and there's a trip to QPR at the weekend so the team won't have had too much time to celebrate that achievement, but they'll want the title (even if our panel don't seem too fussed about it!).

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Promotion to the Premier League is possible even before City take to the field again, but the podcast consensus is that we'd rather do it ourselves, especially as our next match is televised.

And there's plenty of nice pundit/ruthless pundit from our chalk-and-cheese pair, the genteel Steve providing a stark contrast to Darren who shows no mercy to players or songwriters!

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The team didn't get much sleep after the 7-0 victory over Huddersfield and we're dreaming of life in the Premier League next season.

And, with seven to choose from, there was plenty of debate in the 'goal of the night' competition.

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The contracts of Head Coach Daniel Farke and Sporting Director Stuart Webber are both due to expire at the end of June, 2022. How worried should we be about that date?

We also savour the delight that is Wes Hoolahan and Michael fields questions from the floor, including some about football!

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Ben Gibson's injury is a big blow to the club's defence, but it's almost a blessing that it didn't happen earlier in the season.

We also talk Sensible Soccer, of course, and consider how our internationals will fare in the upcoming fixtures.

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Daniel Farke has the most nominations for Manager of the Month, but his conversion rate is terrible. Is he getting a raw deal?

And, is it Max Aarons or Max Aarons? You'll have to listen to find out what that even means.

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Teemu Pukki's goalscoring isn't in question, but what about his all-round game? Is more required for the Premier League?

And, confidence is high after wins over Brentford and bogey-team Luton, so a struggling Sheffield Wednesday will be no trouble at all. Right?

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Michael has been writing about "the engine room" where Daniel Farke has worked wonders with some very raw materials. Plus, there's an update on the "no sideways passes" rule.

Of course, Norwich face Brentford on Wednesday night, and there's no shortage of Bees chat.

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Michael leads the dance for a Paul Warne love-in, but would we be so enamoured if we didn't always come away with the points when we play his teams?

Plus, we've an exclusive chat with Greek import Dimitris Giannoulis and a full-and-frank debrief of our quiz supporting PCUK.

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In our crosshairs this week: Norwich's shooting stats, how absurd it is to suggest the title race is over, and a PR masterstroke from the Sporting Director, Stuart Webber.

And, on the week of our big Norwich quiz, we've news of some exciting guests and all the details on how you can enter and what you could win!

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Everyone is putting in their best efforts to keep spirits high despite a difficult week and an "ominous" performance from Brentford, who demolished Middlesbrough.

And we celebrate the record-breaking Alexander Tettey, a man who, whatever you think of his technical abilities, has served Norwich proudly and with no scant measure of passion.

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In our debrief of the draw with Middlesbrough, the spotlight is on Emiliano Buendia’s sending off. Luckily, we’re very much up to speed on Emi as Michael published a magnum opus on his time in Spanish football just this week! 

We look ahead to the trip to Millwall and Friday’s clash with promotion rivals Swansea as well as rounding up the news from transfer deadline day.

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They discuss the injury suffered by Jordan Hugill and the remaining attacking options at Daniel Farke's disposal.

They have the lowdown on Dimitris Giannoulis, and Michael reminisces over the team Neil Warnock came close to becoming Norwich manager.

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They also reflect on the victory at Cardiff, and admire the recent performances of Ben Gibson at centre-half. There's also time to preview the league game against Bristol City and the FA Cup tie with Barnsley.

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They go on to debate the goalkeeper hierarchy at Carrow Road, and ask whether the club need to sign a backup for Tim Krul.

And there's a look ahead to the Barnsley game in the next round of the cup and the Cardiff match this weekend.

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We discuss recent results, the contenders for promotion, and Mick claim's the club's strategy is as good as he can remember.

They also look at how Brexit will impact the club's recruitment policy, both on the field and in the dugout. And they debate the players of the season so far.

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This week, Darren details what makes Teemu Pukki so good after the Finn made it 50 goals in 100 Norwich City appearances.

We also look back on a gritty win at Blackburn and how new Brexit rules could influence Norwich's transfer activity.

We wrap up the pod by telling you what will happen next year!

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This week, after two dreamy assists in a remarkable late turnaround - just had me purring. How lucky are we to have Mario Vrancic at Norwich City?

Also a look at the Championship - a normally crazy league that is actually seeing fewer goals scored than any previous season in history -the question is why?!

We also look forward to Wednesday night’s game at home to Chris Hughton’s Nottingham Forest. 

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This week, we look back on Harry Kane's time on loan at Carrow Road and hear Michael interviewing Harry during that spell.

Also this week, Norwich are top of the league, unbeaten in 10 but the issue is how many players will still be standing by the time we get to Wednesday and is the bench deep enough?

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This week: Yes, Norwich are top of the league, unbeaten in eight as we record… But the issue is how many players will still be standing by the time we get to December?

The lads also answer your questions and predict what the next week has in store on the pitch for Norwich City.

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The front four are all looking threatening at the moment - who is the stand out performer?

The lads also debate who is Norwich City's most important player at the moment and forecast what will happen in this week's games!

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There is a lot of love for Mario Vrancic - is he more than a super sub?

The lads also predict what they think will happen at Tuesday's trip to Brentford which takes place the day this podcast is published!

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This week we're talking strikers as Daniel Farke put in Jordan Hugill & Adam Idah for the win at Rotherham. Is that the right combination going forward?

We also look ahead to a busy schedule what have you made of the season so far?

And with the transfer window now closed - is it time the club's most valuable assets delivered?

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Dean gives his assessment on the season so far including the playing squad and the manager and his own expectations for the rest of the season. 

Also, with the domestic window closing this week - can Norwich keep hold of their remaining star players?  

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On this week's pod we pick the bones from defeat at the hands of Wayne Rooney's Derby County and say farewell to Ben Godfrey & Timm Klose - do Norwich need to make moves in the domestic window to replace them?

We also look ahead to Norwich's trip to Rotherham. 

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On this week's pod we discuss the defeat at Bournemouth and the main talking point - was it the right call for Todd Cantwell & Emi Buendia to be left out of the squad? Should the pair be allowed to leave at on their own terms?

We also look ahead to the visit of Wayne Rooney and his young Derby side to Carrow Road.

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On this week's show we look back on last weekend's draw with Preston, Barcelona's pursuit of Max Aarons and Michael talks about his interview with former Norwich striker Steven Naismith. 

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Also this week:

- Norwich’s Luton loss and pre-season preparations

- We catch up with Not The Top 20’s George Elek on what the Championship this season has in store for Norwich 

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Looking forward the guys discuss the new faces that have come in the door at Carrow Road, who else they should sign and who should leave.

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How much is manager Daniel Farke to blame with his selection or is it just a case of a lack of quality in the squad?

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On the third anniversary of Farke's appointment Michael, Steve Sanders and Ben Walden discuss the gaffer's best moments and take on a special Farke quiz.

The lads round things off by reliving an uplifting opening day fixture against Colchester

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