This can't be true..? You originally played in blue and white??? ... Inferiority Complex... Priceless....
It is true that Norwich originally played in Blue and white. Our club nickname (the canaries) actually originates in Holland. It was very popular around the turn of the century to breed Canaries in Holland and that crossed the North Sea to Norfolk too. Our first manager was a very keen Canary breeder and he used to refer to his players as his canaries. The name stuck. The strip was changed to yellow shirts in circa 1907 to reflect this. See link below. http://www.historicalkits.co.uk/Norwich_City/Norwich_City.htm
light blue. Didnt you know the original lyrics to the song were 'always **** on the old dark blue and white'
hardly blue its really light blue n white... even so... over a century in the nicest kit colours in the land isnt so bad
Inferiority complex? To which club? Blackburn? Can't think of many that play in blue and white halves. Nice to see you taking an interest in our history, though.
