David Wagner has given his reaction to the home fans' boos which accompanied the final whistle in Norwich City's FA Cup stalemate with League One Bristol Rovers.
The Canaries will head to the Memorial Stadium for a replay on a date which is yet to be confirmed.
Norwich City goalkeeper George Long says he and his teammates share the fans' frustrations following a draw with League One Bristol Rovers in the FA Cup third round.
Some home fans booed after the final whistle at Carrow Road.
You can watch highlights of the cup tie here.
"Frustrated, disappointed and angry" - that was David Wagner's verdict following his Norwich City side's 1-1 draw with Bristol Rovers in the FA Cup third round.
You can listen to a full interview with Wagner here.
Former Norwich City and Bristol Rovers defender Che Wilson was BBC Radio Norfolk's pundit for the 1-1 draw in the FA Cup.
Here's what he had to say at full time:
"Credit to Bristol Rovers, I think they did really well."
He continued, "I think they appreciated that Norwich City are a good team. When Norwich had the ball they (Bristol Rovers) blocked up and stopped them from playing, but they also tried to play football in attacking areas.
"They had really, really good chances, so credit to them."
Wilson wasn't impressed with how the Canaries approached the game, though.
He said, "Norwich City - it was almost like they were in second gear, they didn't really get going with no real invention in the final third.
"When there was a little bit of invention and a little bit of energy injected into the game, they got rewards from it. I think the crowd at the end showed their frustrations."
You can listen to more of Che Wilson's thoughts on Canary Call with Rob Butler here.
Norwich City drew 1-1 with League One Bristol Rovers in the FA Cup third round.
The two sides will meet again on a date to be confirmed for the replay.
What did you think of the performance from the Canaries?
Get in touch here.
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Chris Goreham and Che Wilson are the commentary team for the game
You can listen to live online commentary of Norwich City’s FA Cup third round tie against Bristol Rovers (15.00 GMT).
Head here, or download the BBC Sounds app.
Time for the answer to our quiz, now.
A reminder of the question from BBC Radio Norfolk's Chris Goreham:
Can you name the last 5 different players to score in the FA Cup for Norwich City?
The answer:
Lukas Rupp v Liverpool
Kenny McLean v Wolves and Coventry
Milot Rashica v Charlton
Jordan Hugill v Coventry
Todd Cantwell v Man Utd
Well done if you got it right!
For those of you who like some statistics ahead of a game, dive in:
● This is the first meeting between Norwich City and Bristol Rovers since the 2009-10 League One campaign, with the Canaries winning 5-1 at home and 3-0 away that season
● Bristol Rovers have progressed from both of their FA Cup ties against Norwich, doing so in 1912-13 after two replays (second round), and a 2-1 third round win in 1963-64
● Norwich have won three of their last four FA Cup third round ties, though they did go out at this stage last season against Blackburn Rovers
● Bristol Rovers haven’t reached the FA Cup fourth round since 2007-08, going out at this stage of the competition five times since then
● Antony Evans has been involved in seven goals in his eight FA Cup appearances for Bristol Rovers (3 goals, 4 assists), both scoring and assisting in both of their games so far this term
We asked for your FA Cup memories ahead of the Canaries' tie with Bristol Rovers on Saturday (15.00 GMT).
City fan Lorraine Taylor got in touch and sent us this brilliant picture of a t-shirt she designed for the 1992 FA Cup semi-final, which Norwich lost against Sunderland at Hillsborough.
'We're on the march with Stringer's army' it says.
David Stringer was the club's manager at the time and took the side to two semi-finals in the space of three years.
They don't call him Mr Norwich City for nothing!
Image source, Lorraine TaylorLorraine's t-shirt on display at the Norwich City club shop.
David Wagner talks about Norwich's FA Cup tie against League One Bristol Rovers
David Wagner has been speaking to BBC Radio Norfolk ahead of his side's FA Cup third round tie at home to League One's Bristol Rovers
He said that potentially having 20,000 fans watching should motivate his team to get the job done.
Chris Goreham shared his calculations on social media
BBC Radio Norfolk’s Norwich City commentator Chris Goreham discovered a cracking statistic while preparing for Saturday’s FA Cup tie:
Since Chris Martin scored v Blackpool in 2007, the Canaries have played 14 FA Cup matches at Carrow Road. They’ve won two.
One of them was behind closed doors.
So they have only won once in the cup at Carrow Road in front of fans in 17 years.
You can listen to Norwich City v Bristol Rovers with BBC Radio Norfolk on FM, DAB and Freeview from 14.00 GMT on Saturday.
Our quiz this week has an FA Cup flavour ahead of Norwich's third round tie against Bristol Rovers.
Here is Chris Goreham's question:
Can you name the last 5 different players to score in the FA Cup for Norwich City?
Tough one, that!
Give us your answers here.
It's just for fun.
Image source, Getty ImagesTwo of Norwich City's joint-majority shareholders, Delia Smith and Michael Wynn Jones have issued a statement in regard to an incident which happened at the East Anglian derby in December 2023.
Here is the statement in full:
Delia and Michael would like to thank all the Ipswich Town supporters who are still sending messages of support, and even flowers, after the event to apologise for what took place at the derby match on Saturday, 16th December.
There has been a very good relationship with Ipswich Town during our tenure of 28 years, and we are saddened that we are yet to receive a public apology.
Former Norwich City academy product Chris Martin is back at Carrow Road on Saturday with his Bristol Rovers side (15.00 GMT). It's an FA Cup third round tie.
Martin was a team-mate of Norwich City coach Andrew Hughes in his playing days and Hughes was on the pitch when Martin scored his first senior goal, in an FA Cup tie against Blackpool.
City boss David Wagner had his say on the Hughes/Martin reunion, plus his thoughts on treating the cup tie like a normal league game:
David Wagner speaking to BBC Radio Norfolk ahead of the FA Cup third round
You can listen to a full interview with Norwich City head coach David Wagner on BBC Radio Norfolk's Yellow Friday (18.00 GMT, Friday).
Chris Martin reminiscing about his first senior goal for Norwich City in the FA Cup
Former Norwich City striker Chris Martin made his name at Carrow Road with a goal in an FA Cup tie against Blackpool in 2007.
He has been speaking to BBC Radio Norfolk's Chris Goreham ahead of his Bristol Rovers side facing the Canaries in the FA Cup at Carrow Road on Saturday (15.00 GMT).
Norwich City host League One Bristol Rovers in the FA Cup third round on Saturday at Carrow Road (15.00 GMT).
Canaries' head coach David Wagner has been speaking to the press ahead of the game.
Here are some of the key points:
No new injury worries ahead of the game
Defender Dimitris Giannoulis is fit to start after recovering from a facial injury
Midfielder Jacob Sorensen is also available to play in the cup tie
Wagner said there will there will be changes to the squad during the transfer window, he indicated that some younger players could go out on loan
It's been a year since Wagner took over as City manager, he said he's loved his first 12 months at the club and it's now time "to push for more"
Wagner said he is a fan of the oldest cup competition in the world: "I like this FA Cup competition, we have already sold 18 thousand tickets. It's been a long time since we've had a home game (in the third round)"
Image source, Getty ImagesChris Sutton played in an FA Cup semi-final for Norwich City in 1992
Former Norwich City striker Chris Sutton has posted his regular BBC Sport score predictions.
Sutton had this to say about the Canaries FA Cup third round tie against League One Bristol Rovers on Saturday (15.00 GMT):
Another of my former clubs, Norwich, had 25% possession at home to Southampton on New Year's Day. That's OK when they are playing a big club in the Premier League but, in the Championship, that just isn't acceptable. I don't really know what is going on under David Wagner, but it isn't going very well.
I am going to refer to the Canaries v Bristol Rovers as the 'Dave Williams derby' after the former Norwich player and assistant manager who came to Carrow Road from Rovers in the 1980s and had a major influence on my career when I was a youngster.
It's a nice connection for this tie but Norwich have to win it. They probably will, and by a deflected goal, but it has all been a bit underwhelming by them this season.
Striker Chris Martin came through the ranks at Norwich City and made his name scoring his first senior goal against Blackpool in the FA Cup.
On Saturday, he returns to Carrow Road with his current club Bristol Rovers for a third round tie (15.00 GMT).
He told BBC Radio Norfolk that he will have plenty of support at his former home ground:
Chris Martin talks about his return to Norwich City with Bristol Rovers in the FA Cup
You can hear a full interview with Chris Martin on BBC Radio Norfolk's Breakfast Show with Chris Goreham on Friday from 06.00 GMT.
Listen on BBC Sounds here.
