Warren Hill
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Just to throw another one in there, Reading away when Mulryne lashed it into the top corner after the ref knocked it down for him.
Sometimes it's just destiny.
Sometimes it's just destiny.
KeiranShikari
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Adam Drury actually scoring made that all the crazier.
Gorlestongirl
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August 1986. We beat Southampton 4-3. I was just back in Norfolk after nearly 20 years away, and took my son to his first game at Carrow Road. He was late getting back to the stand after half time, cos he was queuing for a pie, and missed two goals, but was hooked from then on.
Tomasz Blazak
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Evil Monkey
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That was the Good Friday, I was the only one of my mates around that night so watched it in the Belle Vue on my own. It had been a fairly turgid 80 minutes or so before Neil Barry accidentally laid it off to Mulryne with his arse. I went absolutely bonkers in the pub. Was about the point I really believed the title was ours.
Was followed on the Easter Monday by Wigan at home. Svensson curled one into the top left corner, and Huckerby ran around about five players to slot home. Can you believe that was 10 years ago???
Din
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Probably in the 'obvious' category, but beating Derby 3-2 with Jackson completing his hat-trick in the 94th minute is my favourite ever moment as a Norwich fan. Never seen Carrow Road go as mad as it was then. Chris Goreham's commentary is brilliant as well. I was also at Portman Road when we thrashed the scum 5-1, which is also right up there, but again, obvious.
Not sure if this is obvious, but when we beat Everton 2-1 a couple of seasons ago, with Kei Kamara and then Grant Holt scoring in the few minutes was fantastic.
Not sure if this is obvious, but when we beat Everton 2-1 a couple of seasons ago, with Kei Kamara and then Grant Holt scoring in the few minutes was fantastic.
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Gaffer
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Norwich 2-1 Man U in the 5th round of the FA Cup. For the winner the commentator said 'Beautiful play from Norwich... Oh what a wonderful goal!' The Barclay went mad and I got myself on the news at 10. Can't remember the date but the days of David Stringer.