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FCBEARS

FCBEARS

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PC confirms there are a few injuries, but doesn't want to say who they are or how serious they are. He says that because of this, he will have a lot of decisions to make.

Schlupp has 20/30 mins in him. He is in his thoughts for tomorrow.
 
FCBEARS said:
PC confirms there are a few injuries, but doesn't want to say who they are or how serious they are. He says that because of this, he will have a lot of decisions to make.

Schlupp has 20/30 mins in him. He is in his thoughts for tomorrow.
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My thought about Schlupp is what another Crapper disaster.
A years salary for his pension without working.
 
Kovachic
Stacey
Gibbs
Cordoba
Fisher
Mattson
Mcconville
Forson
McLean
Maghoma
Toure

Subs
Darling
Wright
Slimane
Field
Schlupp
Kvistgarden
Grimshaw
Mundle Smith
Baumann
 
Mmmm
- Mcconville midfield, right wing, interesting
- Forson back starting - left wing - maybe a bit rusty but nice to see
- Maghoma up front with Toure - fireworks hopefully
- No Schwartau - must be injured
- No Ahmed - injured? - mmm not surprised he's gone off the boil
- Schlupp on the bench
- Darling relegated to the bench
- Zach Baumann comes in on the bench.

Looks like we have a few knocks from the last game which PC intimated in his press conference. Maybe squad rotation too
 
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Looks like McConville has been withdrawn and replaced by Harry Darling - PC went to the centre of the pitch whilst warming up and put his arm around McConville and then Darling switched sirts and is now warming up with the starting team
 
McConville had a heavily strapped knee last match - maybe its not quite ready for starting line-up and PC not risking him
 
BBC
Norwich welcome Derby to Carrow Road for a game with huge play-off implications.

The Canaries remained in contention for a top-six finish, just, after Saturday's thumping 4-2 win at Bristol City.

Philippe Clement's men are ninth, eight points behind Hull City in the final play-off spot, with three games to play.

Derby are far better placed, sat eighth, only three points behind the Tigers, with a superior goal difference, after beating Oxford United 1-0 at Pride Park on Saturday.

The Rams have also taken 10 points from their past four visits to Carrow Road and are seeking their first double over the Canaries in 17 years, though they have lost five of their past six away games.
 
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