My Blog

• Wishing Bellamy well at Cardiff
  

  Craig Bellamy is a Norwich City legend. I’m not sure if this view is shared amongst all Canary fans, but we haven’t had many players like him come through the academy, so he will always go down as one of my favourite players.

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• Montgomerie positive over Westwood as Pavin talks Tiger
  

  You may have noticed that the Ryder Cup is dominating much discussion in the Golf world right now.

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• Parlour on Fabregas
  

  One story has dominated this summer’s transfer dealings – Cesc Fabregas’ potential move to Barcelona.

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• Retirements highlight poor Capello communication
  

  Paul Robinson and Wes Brown were each selected in Capello’s first squad since the World Cup and both have since withdrawn from the game and retired from international football.

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• Milner must make the right choice
  

  James Milner is one of the most talented midfielders in England at the moment, of that there can be no question. The Aston Villa man has been extremely impressive in his last couple of seasons in the Premier League and, at 24 years of age, he has the world at his feet.

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Features

	Next Commentary Monday 23rd August 2010, Manchester City v Liverpool.
	Next Live Sport Sunday 8th August 2010, Horsford v Fakenham, Manor Park.
	Next Live Music August 2010 – V Festival,Chelmsford

Vital Norwich

During 2010 / 2011 football season, Thomas will be writing a column every week on Vital Norwich. There is always much to discuss with the Canaries, so this is a place for him to discuss his thoughts.

Russell Martin – the man who splits opinion

I will level with you before I go any further – I don`t rate Russell Martin as a Championship full-back. I wasn`t actually convinced by him in League One either.

Sky’s the limit for ruthless Canaries

With Alan Bowkett, David McNally and Paul Lambert pulling the strings, there will be no ‘little old Norwich’ attitude reminiscent of the 2004 / 2005 Premier League season as the club looks ahead to the new campaign.

Eastern Daily Press

During the summer of 2010, Thomas has been covering cricket matches across East Anglia for the Eastern Daily Press. Mainly acting as the Carter Cup correspondent for the newspaper.

Fakenham’s Carter Cup wait is over

Fakenham won the Carter Cup for the first time yesterday as they defeated Horsford by 16 runs in a tense encounter at Manor Park. Phil Gray produced a man-of-the-match 55 to elevate his team to 177 in the first innings, before Sanjaya Rodrigo (4-38) helped ensure that Chris Brown’s hard-working 51 was in a losing cause for Horsford.

Perry provides Bucks’ fizz

Old Buckenham secured their place in the quarter-finals of the Carter Cup after defeating Bradenham in an entertaining encounter on Sunday. Skipper Terry Perry set the tone, batting through the innings to finish 122no as the home side posted an impressive 306 for four. Bradenham then fell 26 runs short of their target, despite an unbeaten 134 from Mpho Selowa.

Keep an eye on this page for the latest Vital Norwich and Eastern Daily press pieces from Thomas. He will also be writing a column for www.pinkun.com this season.