Twitter reacts: Norwich 1-1 Arsenal

Norwich City picked up a valuable point today as they drew 1-1 with Arsenal at Carrow Road.

A goal from Canary outcast Lewis Grabban cancelled out Mesut Ozil’s opener for Arsenal, but Alex Neil’s men could easily have won the game as they had plenty of chances to make it 2-1. If it were not for a world-class Petr Cech save and Wes Hoolahan missing a sitter; Norwich would have won the match.

Alex Neil confused a lot of fans before the game in dropping their player of the month for October in Dieumerci Mbokani for arguably some of the fans least favourite player, Lewis Grabban. However, Grabban scored and was decent throughout the game.

There were plenty of promising performances from the match and here is what Twitter had to say on the Norwich match.

Here is what Joey had to say.

@ReadNorwich neils worked miracles on this defence,wisdom and bennet in and were looking solid,much better balance and threat going forward

— JH (@joeyalexharnett) November 29, 2015

Jamie thinks the mistakes cost us again.

@ReadNorwich Great performance defensively and going forward, just need to cut out silly mistakes

— Jamie (@jamieotbc) November 29, 2015

Will praised today’s captain Gary O’Neil.

@Gazoneil superb again ! Proper captains job done … Led the team well and ran his socks off ?? well played ? #ncfc

— MRF2UNF (@wseago98) November 29, 2015

Micky blamed O’Neil rather than Ruddy.

@ReadNorwich not ruddy’s fault o neil cant control a football.

— michael goffin (@mickygoffin) November 29, 2015

Many saying Brady has been a bargain.

Robbie Brady has proven to be an absolute bargain. He was out of this world today

— Coop & Duck (@CoopDuck) November 29, 2015

Can’t be long before Real Madrid and Barcelona come knocking for Robbie Brady.

— Paddy Power (@paddypower) November 29, 2015

Man of the match, Norwich’s Robbie Brady
48 touches
6 crosses
2 chances created, 1 assist
4 tackles
11.34km covered pic.twitter.com/14zZMjboM0

— Sky Sports Statto (@SkySportsStatto) November 29, 2015