
Fans across the country are returning to the default option after England’s World Cup exit – bring on the domestic season.
The semi-final loss to Argentina brought an outpouring of scorn on England boss Thomas Tuchel for his negative tactics, but it is clear where sentiments are strongest.
A Pink Un poll asked a simple question: Which one are you choosing - England win the World Cup or Norwich City win the league? The response made it clear – 64pc of the voters wanted to see Norwich win the Championship title.
And not long after the final whistle went in Atlanta on Wednesday night, City fans were firmly back in yellow and green mode….
After watching England this tournament can’t wait to watch Norwich City again. Attacking football and even when we’re only one goal up we always look comfortable. Remember that run where we went 13 games without conceding a second-half goal whilst not even parking the bus - @ncfc4543
The morning after the night before. Crushing disappointment. Changing to NCFC mode but it’s going to take a while - @reephambird
To lift our moods I think Norwich City need to release another kit pronto - @ricky_davidson
Rollercoaster ride at the Railway Tavern
Next time we’re at the World Cup, Makama will be leading the line - @daniel_defalco
Anyway, not long until the proper footy starts. When’s the away kit out? - @RichardJSmith1
There were some gruesome similarities with what Dean Smith, yes, him did at #ncfc and what Tuchel did... took off creative and attacking players when leading. The difference was England lasted longer than NCFC, but the way Argentina took us apart was inevitable - @bomberboy467
Bring on the Championship - @davidplatten3
Tuchel ball today has really made me appreciate Big Phil - @JMO_96
England out - come on City - @OliverPhilpott5
Time for Norwich then - @NCFCFINLAY15
Right, now the real football can start - @NCFConly
To be fair. I’m a Norwich fan, I’m used to pain and not winning anything, I’m also used to absolutely shocking sub decisions from managers - @GinaBelle1981
Always said club over country - @canarieschatt
Could’ve spotted that from a mile away. Typical England, bring on the domestic season - @JackToulson12
He played Manningball, something we as Norwich fans should instantly recognise and want him gone for. It was bad enough seeing one Manning, seeing one on an international level, absolutely not. We brought him in to play attacking football. He didn’t do that -@Isitscottlive
All Norwich now - @Holtamania
Nothing compares to supporting your local club in football. I’d take Norwich winning a major game > England any day - @AJWardy93