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No title celebrations for Norwich City fans | Eastern Daily Press

Published: 2:10 PM April 28, 2021 Celebrations outside City Hall in 2011 to mark Norwich City s promotion to the Premier League. Picture: Antony Kelly - Credit: © ARCHANT NORFOLK PHOTOGRAPHIC There will be no repeat of the jubilant scenes at City Hall if Norwich City bring home the league title again. The Canaries go into their final home game of the season on Saturday knowing that a victory will secure a second league title in the space of three seasons - and even a defeat could see the club crowned if Watford fail to win at Brentford. The club s last title triumph saw tens of thousands of supporters gather outside City Hall, with midfielder Kenny McLean earning a place in club folklore with his mischievous antics.

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Captain Canary given new look by Norwich City

The original Captain Canary (left) passes the torch on to the new version (right) - Credit: NCFC For generations he has been a familiar sight at Carrow Road, cheering on the boys from the sidelines and leading celebrations. A timeline showing the history of mascots at Norwich City - Credit: NCFC But now, after more than 25 years in his current form, Norwich City mascot Captain Canary will fly into the next season with a brand new look. A new look Captain Canary has been unveiled for the new season. - Credit: NCFC The Covid-19 pandemic has seen the mascot kept apart from supporters, with matches held behind closed doors throughout the promotion-winning campaign - with just a few exceptions during pilot events.

Denise bradleyKatie phillipsCamilla canaryMyleene klassPaul chesterSimon finlayHistory of norwich city football clubBridewell museumCarrow roadNorwich cityCaptain canaryNorwich pictureFocus imagesJunior canariesAviva lemurNorwich museums

No title celebrations for Norwich City fans | Norwich Evening News

Published: 2:10 PM April 28, 2021 Celebrations outside City Hall in 2011 to mark Norwich City s promotion to the Premier League. Picture: Antony Kelly - Credit: © ARCHANT NORFOLK PHOTOGRAPHIC There will be no repeat of the jubilant scenes at City Hall if Norwich City bring home the league title again. The Canaries go into their final home game of the season on Saturday knowing that a victory will secure a second league title in the space of three seasons - and even a defeat could see the club crowned if Watford fail to win at Brentford. The club s last title triumph saw tens of thousands of supporters gather outside City Hall, with midfielder Kenny McLean earning a place in club folklore with his mischievous antics.

United kingdomKenny mcleanMarco stiepermannJake humphreyTom trybullNorwich city councilPaul chesterton focus images ltdNorwich city football clubCity hallNorwich cityNorwich city victory paradeNorwich city hallFocus images ltdLord mayorCup finalManchester city

Captain Canary given new look by Norwich City | Eastern Daily Press

The original Captain Canary (left) passes the torch on to the new version (right) - Credit: NCFC For generations he has been a familiar sight at Carrow Road, cheering on the boys from the sidelines and leading celebrations. A timeline showing the history of mascots at Norwich City - Credit: NCFC But now, after more than 25 years in his current form, Norwich City mascot Captain Canary will fly into the next season with a brand new look. A new look Captain Canary has been unveiled for the new season. - Credit: NCFC The Covid-19 pandemic has seen the mascot kept apart from supporters, with matches held behind closed doors throughout the promotion-winning campaign - with just a few exceptions during pilot events.

Denise bradleyKatie phillipsCamilla canaryMyleene klassPaul chesterSimon finlayHistory of norwich city football clubBridewell museumCarrow roadNorwich cityCaptain canaryNorwich pictureFocus imagesJunior canariesAviva lemurNorwich museums

Captain Canary given new look by Norwich City | Norwich Evening News

The original Captain Canary (left) passes the torch on to the new version (right) - Credit: NCFC For generations he has been a familiar sight at Carrow Road, cheering on the boys from the sidelines and leading celebrations. A timeline showing the history of mascots at Norwich City - Credit: NCFC But now, after more than 25 years in his current form, Norwich City mascot Captain Canary will fly into the next season with a brand new look. A new look Captain Canary has been unveiled for the new season. - Credit: NCFC The Covid-19 pandemic has seen the mascot kept apart from supporters, with matches held behind closed doors throughout the promotion-winning campaign - with just a few exceptions during pilot events.

Denise bradleyKatie phillipsCamilla canaryMyleene klassPaul chesterSimon finlayHistory of norwich city football clubBridewell museumCarrow roadNorwich cityCaptain canaryNorwich pictureFocus imagesJunior canariesAviva lemurNorwich museums

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