THE third chapter of Squadcast is launched tonight, with skipper Grant Holt, right-back Russell Martin and Norwich-born midfielder Matt Gill dishing the dirt on their team-mates and discussing goal celebrations.
As a taster to the third chapter, we'll reveal some of their answers:
Who spends the longest in front of the mirror?
Russell Martin: I'm going to go for Oli Johnson, just because I see him in the gym pretending to stretch but staying right in front of the mirror and doing his hair quite a bit. He has got a goof 'fro.
Grant Holt: I'm going to say Simon Lappin, just for the simple reason when he has a shave he is there for ages. He's just like a wolf! He has a shave and walks out and it's there again. Him and Nels (Michael Nelson). Nels spends an age doing his little quiffy thing at the front - just like Ace Ventura!
Do you have set goal celebrations?
RM: I got battered last year! I went absolutely mental when I scored at Leyton Orient. My brother was there and it was my first goal for them (Peterborough) and it was a header and my first header as well. I went mental, too mad!
GH: Over the years I've done different ones. At Rochdale I used to do a chicken dance. Now I kiss my tattoo (on my forearm) because it has my wife and kids names on. The Colchester one, I was delighted to score, you know what you're going to do with a big puddle, it's like being a five-year-old again!
MG: I'm normally just in shock when I score although I got nine last year. It's good to celebrate with the away fans if you score away from home, it's a good feeling.
Watch the video of Chapter One on Canaries Player. Read the answers to the Premier League title tace and their respective boydhood idols.
Watch the video of Chapter Two on Canaries Player. Read the lads answers to the best stadiums they've played in.
The rest of the series will be serialised throughout the rest of the week where they talk about the best player they've played alongside and up against and answer some viewers questions, so stay tuned to canaries.co.uk and Canaries Player.
Canaries Player features match highlights and live audio commentary of every Norwich City match - both home and away, as well as pre and post-match interviews with manager Paul Lambert and his squad. Canaries Player is available for £34.99 a year or £3.99 a month.
You can email us your views on Squadcast to webmaster@ncfc-canaries.co.uk and submit any questions you've liked asked in future. Congratulations to 'waclor' who wins a signed item for posing the question, "What do you think have been the major factors in Paul Lambert turning the team around since his arrival?" which is answered in the final chapter.
