Adam Virgo

ACE SARGENT HAS MAJOR INFLUENCE ON CANARIES

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The LeaguePaper Team
31 August 2025

Adam Virgo
BRIGHTON LEGEND AND TV PUNDIT

I WAS at Fratton Park for Norwich’s 2-1 win against Portsmouth a couple of weeks ago and the first 45 minutes was the best I’ve seen the Canaries play for a very long time.
It certainly suggested they’ve shaken off last season’s shambolic away form, even if they remain frustratingly inconsistent on the whole.
As ever, though, their success -or lack of it -will be completely dependent on whether Josh Sargent remains at Carrow Road beyond deadline day.
No team in the Championship is quite as reliant on a single playe...

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