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‘NORWICH GLORY UNDER NEIL WAS SO SWEET’

By Chris Dunlavy

CAMERON Jerome won three promotions to the Premier League over the course of a glittering 20-year career.
The first two came at Birmingham in his early 20s but it is the third - under Alex Neil at Norwich in the 2014-15 season - that he remembers most fondly.
Neil’s mid-season appointment - at the age of just 33 - rescued a disintegrating campaign and, after rallying to finish third, Jerome was on target at Wembley as Norwich downed Middlesbrough 2-0 in the play-off final to seal an instant return to the top-flight.
“I’d taken a step down from ...

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