Just flicked on the Wales v Denmark game.
Is Kvistgaarden playing in a 10 for them, still feel his energy could be good for us in there.
Especially of a big man, Hugh in this case, the one that got away
Now the pre season positivity has fully gone.
The solid no nonsense Norwich from late last season has become a basketball team with the most open defence in the league.
But what has actually happened?
Have we over indexed on being a quick transitional side, stuck with wingers not tracking back, and no control of games.
Why are so many players individually off it - Fisher, Vlad, Kenny, McConville, Cordoba - all just playing poorly.
Does Clements message lose it's impact in the 2nd season, like Rangers and Monaco fans have said, maybe things aren't that rosey at Colney...
Or have teams just worked us out, sit in a low block and we can't break it down, commit to an open game and we'll probably give you 4 goals.
Anyone missing being younger?
Will be 40 next year.
Finding it hard to replace the fun and possibilities of my 20s early 30s.
On the one hand, I know I'm a bit different and probably not the same energy as 22.
But, also I don't feel like it's all over.
Certainly my 20s, was full of so much travel, fun, meeting new people, everything felt important or exciting.
How to keep a bit of that alive as you move into your 40s?
Is it always tricky to find people to play golf with.
Been at it about 2 years now, 28 HCP (only put in 4 cards), I have mates that play but they have kids and can only manage occasional rounds every couple of months.
I have joined a club in Norfolk, there is one roll up, but not a time I can do. Have asked the pro shop to pass on my details for newbies, but nothing back.
Is it always hard to find regular playing partners early on?
Toure, Diallo, Musaba, Brooks all pretty similar players, even Yongwa is a full back in that style.
Have we over indexed on erratic pacey players.
The basketball match against Burnley was great and really suited us.
But so many bottom half championship teams, will happily sit in a low block and be hard to break down.
Maybe Makama and Paris coming back and getting fit will help, but our whole style of play seems geared towards quick transitions.
Will Clement tweak anything going into Sheff Utd?
Seems a bit odd it's only a loan move to Israel.
After 2 years at Norwich, I have no idea if he is any good or not, or what his position is.
But, we'll always have that Coventry game.
Is this our best option at the moment:
RW: Brooks CAM: Maghoma LW: Musaba
9: Toure
Then bring Diallo on at 60 minutes.
Haven't seen enough from Oscar or ABS to have them starting again.
Today was so bad, but is it just a one off.
Clement and others agreed we where a bit complacent and allowed ourselves to be bullied by Millwall men today.
Apart from Kenny, who has got the character to not be bullied against Cardiff and Burnley next week?
I'm worried teams will just think now, get at the from the start, Norwich will crumble.
In the fantasy land where everyone is fit at the same time, what is our best 11.
My thoughts.
GK: Vladan
RB: Fisher CB: McConville CB: Cordoba LB: Chrisene
CDM: Mclean CDM: Mattsson
RW: Brooks 10: Maghoma LW: Ahmed
CF: Makama
What do you think Harborne expects in return for his personal donation to Farage, and even more relevant the £22m donations he has given to Reform UK.
I appreciate he is a billionaire, but what do you think he expects in return for his investment, and bank rolling of the party?
There is no doubt GY First has loads of monument, and has reinvigorated a lot of people in East Norfolk to politics again.
If Restore Britain are now to roll out across the country, which a lot of people want.
But, being such a new party, if there was a Restore majority at a general election and Rupert as prime minister, what would that look like for the country, what would be the top specific goals of a Restore government?
Living in east Norfolk, I have both on my ballot paper.
How much relevance do you put on the Reform v Restore mini battle?
I understand his goal is to get Norwich to the Prem then sell his shares for a profit.
But as owners go, I'm pretty confident he will do the right thing and to a degree he cares about the club.
I think he'll be looking shorter term returns than The Brewers, so I think they'll be prepared to spend big this summer, to make the most of the positive momentum under Clement and go all in for promotion next year.
If we don't get it, we'll see.
Is it normal to be tired all the time?
For context - I'm turning 40, no kids, run a business, exercise (football, gym, golf), sleep is ok, tested my testosterone just in the normal range, diet fairly good, drink occasionally.
So it's not like my life is a train wreck, but comparing it to my 20s and early 30s, I'm so tired all the time, falling asleep early evening.
I can't remember the last time I truly had loads of energy.
Is this just normal and I need to suck it up and get used to it, embrace a less energetic way of life.
Or anything anyone did to have energy like they where 25 again.