Trust Statement

The Trust is acutely aware of the discontent amongst Norwich City fans regarding events at our beloved club, both on and off the field.

Last night we were aware of a significant number of Norwich City fans, either by being contacted directly or by monitoring social media; many of them the type of person who would be the last to wave a burning pitchfork. But these are people who are genuinely concerned that the club that they love with all their heart, the club that in many cases they have followed around the country for many decades, is now on a slippery slope that could end in disaster.

With the furore surrounding the stadium redevelopment still very much at the forefront of people’s minds, following an extraordinarily poor run of home form with no points earned at Carrow Road, the two limp defeats this week have ignited an already volatile situation.

The heartbreaking regression on the pitch while nothing appears to change is both confusing and provocative to fans who want nothing more than to be able to take pride in their team.

There is a widespread feeling that we the fans are disconnected from, and not valued by the Club, while drifting apparently rudderless towards League 1. With that in mind, we sincerely hope that Mark Attanasio will be able to communicate a plan for recovery both on and off the pitch when he visits.

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