Norwich City v West Ham United: live 2-2 that night, with Tony Cottee scoring both for West Ham and Rob Ullathorne and Darren Eadie for Norwich. 12.06 Here are your official football match teams, in association with Colgate: Norwich: Ruddy, Russell Martin, Barnett, Bassong, Garrido, Snodgrass, Howson, Johnson, Surman, Holt, Jackson. Subs: Rudd, Turner, Hoolahan, Fox, Morison, Tierney, Kane. West Ham: Jaaskelainen, Demel, Reid, Collins, O'Brien, Diame, Noble, Vaz Te, Nolan, Taylor, Cole. Subs: Henderson, McCartney, Tomkins, Jarvis, Maiga, Benayoun, Diarra. Referee: Chris Foy (Merseyside) 11.57 An interesting quirk of the television schedules so far this season from our friends at Opta: 11.45 Morning liveblog fans. In exactly one week I will be arriving at Carrow Road. Norwich will be playing away at Newcastle. On Sunday. But I know what I'm doing. A friend is getting married in the city and faced with a list of hotels better suited to breakfast in bed with a significant other or filming locations for a new series of I'm Alan Partridge, my travelling partner and I opted for the only logical choice. We're going to spend far more than we technically need to to, and stay in the Holiday Inn that's next to Carrow Road. There it is, on the bottom-left corner. Here's the view from one of the rooms: What delights lie in wait? As it stands we're in the mid-priced Daryl Sutch-themed room, though we may splash out and upgrade to the Chris Sutton suite. I've heard very encouraging things about the gym, which allows you to participate in a number of physical activities designed to mimic Jeremy Goss' memorable goal against Bayern Munich. But I'm not sure if I believe the rumours that Ian Crook is now working as a lift operator, or that Ian Culverhouse does occasional shifts behind the bar. This is tremendously exciting, no? I may liveblog the experience. I am a child. The actual football match taking place this lunchtime features two teams yet to define their pattern for the season. Norwich began poorly with a trouncing at Fulham but should have beaten QPR in their second game, which ended 1-1. Their next 1-1 draw, away at Spurs, was more encouraging. They're improving, with new the centre back pairing of Bassong and Barnett solid and Robert Snodgrass looking like another shrewd acquisition from the Championship. West Ham are looking an awful lot like a side managed by Sam Allardyce. Competent, compact and effective enough to win at home, good at set pieces, likely to be unpicked and turned over by better teams, and good at holding a lead. It's even Stevens on paper. Like the popular bar game at the Norwich City Holiday Inn in which contestants line up pictures of Steve Morison and Steven Whittaker. Team news and that to follow, stay tuned. In the meantime here's a lovely preview: Saturday, September 15 Norwich City v West Ham United Carrow Road Kick-off: 12.45 BST. TV: Like Sky Sport 2, Highlights, BBC1 Match of the Day. Referee: Chris Foy (Matches 2, R0 Y3).