Showing posts with label Norwich United. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Norwich United. Show all posts

Saturday, 20 September 2025

Future Champions?

Saturday 20 September 2025, Aylsham 0 Norwich United 6 - Anglian Combination, Premier Division, Youngs Park


Very impressive display by Norwich United, stood near some of their committee in the second half and they said their aim was to go through the season undefeated, did not sound arrogant just a determination to keep standards high.




Norwich took the lead after 8 minutes, but at the time the game was quite even and Aylsham hit the post soon after but then United took complete control, adding 3 more goals in the first half in the 22, 33 and 40th minute.





Second half saw Norwich United carve out more chances and they added 2 further goals in the 57 and 64th minute.


Youngs Park is a modern sports complex next to a new housing estate  on the edge of the village. The main pitch is fully railed, 2 brick dug outs and a (very) small covered terrace.


The clubhouse is large and modern and a number of picnic benches and park benches are outside the clubhouse, and you could sit on them to watch the game.


Plenty of grass pitches, large car park and a G4 cage -another side from Aylsham had a game on the G4, which kicked off 15 minutes after our game.










Saturday, 27 December 2014

No programme???

Saturday 27 December 2014, Fakenham Town 0 Norwich United 3, Thurlow Nunn Premier Division - Clipbush Park

No programmes, but a great little ground and a fantastic game, with the home team 'Ghosts' unlucky to lose by such a heavy score.


Sunday, 6 April 2014

No quarter given

Saturday 5 April 2014, Norwich United 2 Hadleigh United 2, Eastern Counties League - Plantation Park


With Hadleigh top but on a losing streak and Norwich United still hoping for a top five finish - this was not a game for the squeamish and both teams gave it all but even with many hard tackles there were were very few fouls.



Norwich will be disappointed not to hold on to the win but Hadleigh were threatening at every set piece so it was no surprise that both their goals came from set pieces.


A nice modern ground to visit but one that does not seem to attract many 'home' fans - very small crowd at the game to see table topping Hadleigh who had in their side former Ipswich Reserve and Exeter City player Richard Logan in their side.