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He''s injured at the minute.

[quote user="hans moleman"]Hi Guys, Sorry to join in the conversation late but I was wondering if someone could help me please..... I currently have a Amazon Fire TV Stick, is there any apps that I can download on this for streaming the live matches or would I need to buy an Android Box in order to watch? Getting a bit old now so not very good with all of this new technology these days! Thanks for the help![/quote]You can sideload Kodi on to a FireTV stick. Read here: http://kodi.wiki/view/HOW-TO:Install_Kodi_on_Fire_TV

[quote user="CanaryOne"]Kodi is no more the latest release is Isengard 15.0 if you know how to add repo''s try http://srp.nu and http://repo.husham.com . Those will add you enough channels to keep you amused for a year or two . The trouble with thee boxes is there are so many channels that do streams that by the time you find a good one the game could be over . Sport Devil had a very good stream of the Sunderland match .[/quote]It''s 15.1

Why would they look at Akpom? He''s on loan there?

[quote user="jas the barclay king"][quote user="ricardo"]Now you are really showing your age Lapps. I smootched with Mrs Ricardo to that at the Samson on a Monday night.[/quote] testing Chrome quote...[/quote]This is more of a functionality fix rather than cosmetic. Despite you seeing it differently. It''s not something that can be fixed with some CSS styling like how the rest of the forum has been changed.

Looking better...

Can''t see them changing as to what they currently are on the club site.

Entrance music is set by the league, so no choice in that.

NORWICH City are delighted to announce a historic and substantial deal confirming leading bookmakers Coral as the Club''s official betting partner and new sponsors of the Barclay Stand at Carrow Road.  Since Carrow Road was built in 1935, the Barclay Stand has been the spiritual home of some of the Club''s noisiest and most passionate supporters over the decades. Now Coral are celebrating the stand''s unique heritage with an exciting multi-year partnership which will see thousands of Barclay Stand season ticket holders benefit from specific offers and all fans and members receive special benefits from Coral, including: - Sign up incentives and new customer deals - Exclusive NCFC Promotional odds every matchday - New in-stadia betting points throughout the ground - Sponsored away days to benefit supporters.In addition as part of the deal, all NCFC sign ups through www.coral.co.uk/otbc will financially benefit your football club and help Manager Alex Neil build and maintain the Canaries'' squad.  This is the first time the Barclay Stand has ever been sponsored, with eye-catching Coral branding also set to feature on both the front and the back of the stand by the end of August. The Barclay stand will retain its historic name but will be labelled as the Barclay Stand sponsored by Coral. Inside the stand Coral will continue the theme of celebrating the Barclay''s special place in the Club''s heritage with nostalgic displays in the concourses reflecting on some of the great Norwich City memories and dramas which have panned out on the pitch in front of the stand over the years. City Chief Executive David McNally said the Club was delighted to be teaming up with Coral on this historic and innovative partnership. He commented: "This is a major partnership for the Club as we re-enter the Premier League stage. We''re absolutely delighted to welcome Coral on board as our official betting partner and the first-ever sponsors of the Barclay Stand. "It''s a stand close to the hearts of Norwich fans everywhere, so it was vitally important to us to find a partner who would honour and celebrate the heritage of the Barclay with us in such a positive way, while also offering some exciting benefits for the 6,000-plus loyal members of the Yellow Army who sit there on a match day and of course all our other fans. We encourage all those fans that want to place a bet to do so through the Norwich City Coral website as this benefits the club and, like everything we do, helps us to support our Manager and the squad." Brand Director Matt Prevost of Coral said: "We''re delighted at Coral to be forming this partnership with Norwich City Football Club. It''s fantastic to see the Canaries back in the Premier League with their exciting brand of football and we''re proud to be associated with a club with such rich heritage. "Throughout the season, Coral will be offering Canaries fans some excellent betting offers both online, on mobile, in-shop and through our instadia betting kiosk at Carrow Road. We are especially honoured to be sponsoring the Barclay Stand, as we recognise the special place the stand has in the history of the club and the hearts of Norwich fans." The partnership was negotiated by sports marketing agency BD Sport Rights, who specialise in building creative, content led partnerships between market leading betting brands and rights owners. The stadium betting service will be operated by BD Stadia, the market leaders in betting fan engagement.  Both companies are part of BD Sport Group (www.bdsportgroup.com).

Any body spot them on Tues night? Will they be taking down the old ones does any body know?

You''ll probably be able to get a stream. But Canaries PlayerHD won''t be streaming it live, just an upload after the match.

ErreaSportOfficial ‏@ErreaOfficial  2h2 hours agoNew Norwich City FC away kit for the season 2015-2016. In the next 2 week we will reveal the 3rd kit of the club,... http://fb.me/3ZYRH1YLs 

Done in house by Max Bell. He has a 3rd party helping him, DNV Media.

Sky Sources: Norwich make enquiry to Blackburn over striker Rudy Gestede. #SSNHQ

[quote user="morty"][quote user="SwindonCanary"][quote user="Big A"]Really don''t know why anyone is paying £90 for a box, the software is the important thing, it''s XBMC, and it''s free. Just install it on your laptop/pc. Just don''t expect streams/ apps to last long, they usually fall over every few months[/quote]Agreed, anyone can download ''Kodi''  and connect their TV to the computer, as I have done. it takes time, but worth the effort.  [/quote]Well I would rather pay £90 quid than fanny about[:)][/quote]There really is no fannying about, it''s a 10 minute job, and it''s free.

Unfortunately not with Safari. Perhaps search for a User Agent Browser in the App Store [:)]

[quote user="FDC"][quote user="lappinitup"]This thread should be a permanent sticky.BTW, does it sort out the blockquote thingy?[/quote] If Pete wishes to make it sticky...[/quote]Now i''m the d**k who didn''t set it up on my Mac, but did on my work PC. D''oh.

[quote user="lappinitup"]This thread should be a permanent sticky.BTW, does it sort out the blockquote thingy?[/quote] If Pete wishes to make it sticky...

[quote user="morty"][quote user="TCCANARY"]  Wouldn''t it be simpler to use a browser that works?     [/quote]Ha, yeah thats what I thought.[/quote]Why run two browsers when you can do it in one? 

If you are using Chrome, and wish to be able to add hyperlinks to posts, images, and change the font, please see the below.Click here and install this extension for Google Chrome.[img]http://i.imgur.com/HFFzV9b.png[/img]To add images to a post, type the following...[img]http://i.imgur.com/u1xxnXv.png[/img]

[quote user="morty"][quote user="Crabbycanary3"]Thank you Morty Being a bit of a technophobe, I can see that I can switch browsers (currently on Chrome) but wondering how that would affect emails etc, and if I didn''t ''get'' it, is it any hassle to revert back to Chrome without fuss?[/quote]Whatever browser you use shouldn''t affect anything else whatsoever.I use Chrome for pretty much everything, apart from here, which I use Firefox for.[/quote]If you are using Chrome, use the following extension - User Agent SwitcherHere are the instructions on how to get it working...[img]http://i.imgur.com/HFFzV9b.png[/img]

TRANSFER NEWS | DeAndre Yedlin (@yedlinny) has joined on loan from @SpursOfficial http://norw.ch/DeAndre

TRANSFER NEWS | DeAndre Yedlin (@yedlinny) has joined on loan from @SpursOfficial http://norw.ch/DeAndre

He''s in Norwich at the moment.