Twitter reacts to day of Ins and Outs at Carrow Road

After weeks of having to tweet about Aviva boxes and multi-coloured third kits, the City faithful finally had some transfer news to tweet about with the signings of Robbie Brady and Andre Wisdom. Weeks of frustration caused a mini-meltdown on Twitter and a variety of opinions, but the general consensus was that it was good business by City.

@NorwichCityFC I was 17 when we began our quest to sign Robbie Brady. I’m 34 now. Good signing though!

— Jimbob Hedgehog (@JamesFinbow) July 29, 2015

@NorwichCityFC @HullCity about time decent signing for norwich city — Chris Hodkinson (@ChrisChod) July 29, 2015

The first, and least surprising, was the long overdue announcement that Robbie Brady had finally joined the club. It was clear to see that the longevity of the Brady saga had taken some of the excitement of it, but most were still happy to see it was over the line.

@NorwichCityFC YESSSSSSSSSS

— Danny (@dannyncfc1997) July 29, 2015

The news was equally unsurprising for Hull fans, who gave him a fond farewell.

@JamesFinbow @jordypea6 @NorwichCityFC great signing for you guys, can play many positions .. Gutted to see him go #hcafc — Daniel Petherbridge (@Dan_Pepi7) July 29, 2015

But just as we had logged off for the evening, we were hit with a double whammy of transfer news in quick succession. First came the unexpected departure of Ignasi Miquel. Although he did little in a Norwich shirt, fans were sympathetic to the situation he had found himself in.

Sad to see Ignasi Miquel leave, was never given a chance.

— Biggszy (@LukeBiggs10) July 29, 2015

Iggy Miquel leaving. Best he does. Never got into the 1st team and definitely won’t get into the team this season. Best of luck @igmiqu — Jack Fisher (@TotallyTettey) July 29, 2015

Others were slightly less sympathetic.

@NorwichCityFC 1.5m down the toilet. McNally must be furious ! #ncfc

— Adam (@AJWard1993) July 29, 2015

And despite doing nothing memorable on the pitch, he’ll never be forgotten for his excellent modelling skills.

Sad thing for Miquel is the lasting memory I’ll have of him is the quote “women love a Spanish man in #ncfc jeans” for that club shop advert — Matt Johnson (@mattjohnson333) July 29, 2015

Last, but by no means least, came Andre Wisdom. The move came much earlier than expected, with the initial rumour only first surfacing the previous day. Despite not having made a great impression at West Brom, City fans were still excited that this promising English talent has another chance to impress at Carrow Road.

Replacing Ignasi Miquel with Andre Wisdom is some upgrade to our squad, love it #ncfc

— Matthew Rushbrooke (@rushbrooke90) July 29, 2015

Very pleased with Wisdom. #NCFC — Callum (@CJRivett12) July 29, 2015

Really pleased with Wisdom, hopefully get to see him and Brady play against Brentford on Saturday. Decent business from Norwich today! #ncfc

— Ewan Wilson (@ewanwilson99) July 29, 2015