Welcome to our page dedicated to a special edition of BBC Radio Norfolk’s The Scrimmage.

New Canary signing Emiliano Marcondes was in the studio with hosts Rob Butler and Chris Reeve on 14 October.

You can watch the full programme back by clicking the link at the top of this page.

The Scrimmage is a long-running football radio show following the ups and downs of Norwich City through the eyes of the fans.

Rob Butler
BBC Radio Norfolk sport

It’s fair to say Norwich City supporters are buying into a new era at Carrow Road.

Dane Johannes Hoff Thorup is the man steering the ship and his brand of positive and attacking football has already caught the eye. In City’s last four games they have scored 12 goals and blown away the likes of Watford and Hull City.

The Canaries deservedly qualified for the Championship play-offs last season, but were humbled by a Leeds United side who went on to lose to Southampton in the final at Wembley.

David Wagner was the head coach who took them to sixth in the table, but his style of football was never warmly received by the Carrow Road faithful and his sacking was inevitable.

Sporting director Ben Knapper moved fast to bring in Hoff Thorup, who had taken unfancied Nordsjælland to the brink of the Danish Superliga title.

It’s a case of so far, so good for the new look Canaries.

Here's the lowdown on Norwich's new recruit:

• Signed by Norwich on a free transfer earlier in October
• Marcondes is a Denmark under-21 international and played under Norwich manager Johannes Hoff Thorup at Danish side Nordsjælland
• The 29-year-old also played for Brentford and Bournemouth, and scored Brentford’s winner in the 2021 Championship play-off final
• Marcondes is affiliated with the Right to Dream academy, which recruits talented players in Africa
• His mother was Brazilian and his footballing hero is Ronaldinho