Robin Sainty, chairman of the Canaries Trust, said the scheme did not align with the Canaries' traditional values as a "community club".

His comments come amid a growing backlash to the Norwich City board's plans to move 3,000 season ticket holders from the lower River End, so they can make way for away supporters.

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They also come on the eve of the first home game since the reorganisation was announced, with fans are expected to make their frustrations felt.

The club argue the changes will allow for the creation of a 'fanzone' behind the Barclay End as well as 'premium seating' options which will help raise revenue to invest in the team and the stadium.

But supporters have voiced anger at the plans - arguing they should not be forced to move and that the changes will worsen the atmosphere at the ground.

Many have also highlighted a lack of consultation by officials before the project was unveiled.

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