Giz a Review!

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By N. M. Richards on 9 Sep 2014
“Being a football fan isn’t a cheap hobby – season after season (30 in my case) you invest your hard earned cash into your club (Norwich in my case) with no hint of a thanks.
Thirty years! Enough service to get a carriage clock from your employer, but from your football club? Diddly squat.
You’ve got the memories of those big games, those cup runs, those embarrassing defeats, those cult heroes and those times you wish you hadn’t bothered but nothing more.
Apart from the huge steaming pile of tat that you’ve picked up along the way – those programmes, kits, cards, photos, inflatables, pennants, slippers, darts…. I could go on.
‘Got, Not Got: Norwich City’ celebrates all this. It’s like a peep into the spare room cupboards, the lofts and garages of all us Norwich fans.
There’s no record of games, no stats, no dull review of Norwich’s history, just page after page of nostalgia, all with a yellow and green theme.
There’s shocking hair, big moustaches, funny football stickers, old programmes and retro kits galore as well as some iconic City pictures such as Steve Bruce and Jerry Goss scoring their famous goals and the obligatory shot of Norwich training on Mousehold Heath in the the 1970s.
If, like me, you enjoy wallowing in the past, this 128-page book is for you. And I am sure it’ll have you digging out those old City gems once you’ve read it.”