They could have travelled to Paris and back six times, Brussels eight times and Amsterdam 10 times. Hell, they could even have made it halfway to Sydney.
The number of miles added to the odometers of Norwich City supporters’ cars since they had won a Premier League away match really was ridiculous. It last happened on November 23, 2019, at Everton, some 714 days and 5,172 miles on motorways ago.
The road to this point – or three points, we should say – was a long one, to say the least. ‘How s*** must you be? We’re winning away,’ their supporters sang. Finally, here was a journey where their fuel wasn’t wasted.
Norwich manager Daniel Farke was delighted to see his side secure their first win of the season
Norwich midfielder Mathias Normann (pictured) scored the opening goal after just six minutes
The Norwegian’s fine solo strike sparked wild celebrations from all his Canaries team-mates
This gives Norwich manager Daniel Farke and his players hope. Hope that all is not lost. Hope that they won’t challenge Derby County’s 2007-08 dismal record of 11 points. Hope that their season starts here, as the cliche goes.
They were holding on at the end, eating up any seconds they could by claiming injury or cramp at the Brentford Community Stadium. It had been one-way traffic throughout then entirety of the second half,…
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